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Apple integrating GPT in apple AI , Amazon integrating Claude in Alexa. These Giants are not running in AI race but integrating it. This clearly shows it's not always about funds. But I am still curious why they didn't compete or built their own AI

Suddenly, those who were selling in the market became buyers, and those who were saying that the stock market would never recover started investing again. Just a two day positive move and everyone forgot about the bear market. If there's another pull

Ever wondered why some startups become unicorns while others fall by the wayside? It’s simple—it's all about belief. If you truly believe in your vision and your ability to bring it to life, you're already halfway there. Why am I saying this? Becaus

In the startup world, we need to be like the tongue between 32 teeth🦷—always present, staying in touch with everyone, but never letting anyone push us down. It’s about being flexible and strong, no matter how tough the competition.💪🏻 What are yo

BookMyShow faced backlash after its app and website crashed just before Coldplay concert tickets in Navi Mumbai went on sale. Frustrated users complained about login issues and error messages. 'Never understood why BookMyShow is always chosen as the

Basics on Medial 🟣 A good pitch doesn't just share fact, it creates a vision of how you will solve problems. It's not about listening what you do, it's about showing why it matters. Next time you pitch, ask yourself: Does this help them see re

A founder once told us: “We just need a landing page.” Cool. Week 2: “Can we add login?” Week 4: “Maybe a dashboard?” Week 6: “How about AI-based recommendations?” Week 8: “We need it live before our pitch next week.” It’s never just a landing pag

My father is a businessman, and everything I know about the 'daav pench' of business comes from him. Here are some lessons I always follow: 1. 'Remember, in the market, people come to either buy or sell something. Never complicate this process.' 2

Pw profit has declined 90% in fy23 . People say this is because they don't want to pay taxes and I think it's weird. I mean on that note every business should show less profit nah. Yea they may show less profit then actual figure but they showed 90

Customer Service in 2024: Is the Customer Always Right? Everyone's heard the saying "the customer is always right." But in 2024, with competition fierce and online reviews blasting bad experiences everywhere, is it that simple? Don't get me wrong, ke