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"Your Pawn is no Match For our King" Marketing Face off #1 Audi vs BMW BMW and Audi are known for going at each other for quite some years now. Whether it is about car awardshows or new car models, they keep throwing jabs. This time it started A

So, Tesla is finally coming to India! But will they sell a lot of cars? imo, they would. See, the Tesla Model 3’s expected price in India, including taxes, is about ₹35-40 lakh (TOI). And if you know, most BMW, Audi, and Mercedes cars cost way mor

I don't know whether this is SCAM OR JUST BRANDING But, Do you know that -Rolls Royce is a subsidiary of BMW and nearly 70% to 80% of the parts are the similar ones used in BMW 750s -Rolls-Royce Phantom's V12 engine is derived from the BMW 7s

The cost of coconut water in nearly all of India's states is around ₹70, and it tastes the best. In contrast, packaged coconut water costs about ₹45 to 50, and it tastes terrible. As a result, any product that tastes as good as natural coconut wate

Balance is not always 50:50. It sometimes 30:70 Maybe 60:40 Even 20:80 Or 34.73:65.27 It's more about doing the most important things more efficiently (even sometimes that one thing only) rather than doing everything equally.

We are starting our E Commerce Grocery Store. we already plan all the departments and strategy and road Map for the business. We want the result of an orient person who has a long visionary and free to invest around 50 L in our vision and business mo

Just wrapped up some research comparing EVs and petrol cars in India, and wanted to share what I found! Did you know electric vehicles in India cost only ₹1.00-1.70 per km to run? Compare that to petrol vehicles at ₹6-9 per km! 🤯 Yes, EVs cost mor

Ok so after comparing the Q-Commerce and Local Stall / Vendors, now let's compare Food Aggregators and an average restaurant pricing. As of today 28th September 2024 in Mumbai, I tried to compare a local restaurant which is around 950 meters to 1 km

What do you think about the 50:50 venture between Reliance and BlackRock? Which company do you think will actually face challenges, and is Reliance attempting to create a monopoly or simply diversifying?