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In 2017, Uber was one of the world's most hated companies. They lost 200,000 users in a week & were being destroyed by scandals. Everyone thought they would die. Until they hired one man who would transform Uber into a $150 billion empire... Here

Uber had to redesign its entire app from scratch, just to survive in India 🔥 Because even a global giant thought one product could fit every market. When Uber launched in India in 2013, they brought their polished, GPS-heavy, credit-card-first gl

The Indian Taxi Market Size is estimated Around 20 Billion USD. Global players like Uber & Indrive is competing with Indian players like rapido and namma yatri. In recent time companies like blusmart and shoffr are olso doing well. Is there any sc

What are Anti-Startups? Anti-startups are businesses that deliberately skip the usual venture capital-fueled, hyper-growth model. They focus on building sustainable, profitable companies that value long-term stability and control over rapid expansio

19 Tips to Grow Your Business To help you succeed, we’ve rounded up 19 tried and true tips for small businesses, from small businesses. 1. Keep customers connected with informative product follow-up emails. To make their customers feel appreciated,

Millionaire Fastlane: the uncontrollable component we didn't see when doing investment+ jobs; we just saw what the financial guru taught us: on $10,000, 20% return will get you $2.5 million (and they didn't tell you that it will take your 40 years s

Hey everyone! Today we're diving into why Uber couldn't replicate its global success in the Indian market, and why Ola came out on top. Let's find out what went wrong for Uber and what Ola did right! Day 5 of knowing about companies that failed to ac

What would be your advice to the 19-20 year olds out there, who feel lost and have no sense of purpose at their age but wants to achieve something big in their early twenties, retire their parents and explore the world, at the same time focus on th