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What is Industry Analysis and How to do it

The world of finance is a huge jungle. The ecosystem is dynamic and involves so many things and when it comes to investing, one of the most important steps that should be taken into consideration before we invest in any stock is, Stock Analysis. After all, you should always invest some time in analysing a stock before you invest money in it. In the process of stock analysis, in a broader sense, analysing the industry is a factor that is significant.

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Tata Sons: The Heir Misfortune

In her article, a colleague of mine recently wrote, “Chappal Bata ki. Aur naukari Tata ki”. While I had never heard the line myself, it wasn’t hard to believe that such a phrase would exist for one of India’s most well-reputed companies.

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Jamsetji, JRD, Ratan -The Trio who built Tata Group of Companies

150 years. Five generations. Seven chairpersons. And a net worth of US $32,500 crore.

Business

Reasons why Airline industries are always struggling

"If you want to be a Millionaire, start with a billion dollars and launch a new airline." This quote by Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin group that operates Virgin Atlantic, an airline company, helps us understand how the Airline Industry is. Indian Airline Industry posted huge losses during FY 2020-2021. And if you ever travelled on a flight, you might be thinking.. how is this even possible? Airline tickets are so expensive; then, how is the industry amidst heavy losses?

Business

Gautam Adani beats world’s richest Elon Musk & Jeff Bezos

While we pondered over how to kill time, a few among us got better and richer. Have you guessed the personality I am speaking of? Yes, it's Gautam Adani.

Business

Tata’s Bid for Air India: Will it be a Good Call?

Over the weekend, several news outlets claimed that the TATA Group had filed an official expression of interest in bidding for the troubled national air carrier Air India.

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The Revival of Jet Airways: In the Making

Throughout the Indian history, whenever the ruling government has been found fishing for a compliment, the opposition is always prepared to hit back with a few common problems, the most common one being the evergreen Indian problem of "unemployment". Unemployment in India has been a continuing problem for decades but has never been solved to the fullest. However, the problem always takes a massive leap whenever instances of mass unemployment occur, all at the same time.

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Vijay Mallya Scam: A Story of Luxury, Lifestyle and Greed

The Indian masses' mentality in recent decades, with the advent of globalization and privatization, has always enticed them to stay away from risk-associated courses and head towards safer options for jobs. This is why most Indians believe that business (to a large extent) is not their cup of tea.

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How will aviation companies take off?

The Aviation Sector in Coronavirus The Coronavirus Disease or popularly known as the COVID19 crisis had forced the entire world to lockdown and halt. All the economic activities have stopped. Even before the lockdown, the first reaction of the people was to cut down their international and later domestic travel plans. The aviation industry, which transports most people in the world across borders, was the first to face the brunt. How Airbus and Boeing, the two largest aircraft manufacturers are dealing with it? This article elaborates the discussion on these issues.

Macro Moves

What are the Impact of Covid-19 on airline industry

If you are packing your bags and planning your itineraries to set foot on a new country then, I am afraid as now is not a good time. Because the airline industry is out-of-order until the “Covid-19 chaos” has been put to an end. On an average day more 100,000 flights spread their wings across the skies. But the pandemic has forced them to stay on the ground. Since the early march countries like US, UK, India implemented lockdown throughout the country and restricted entry or exit of any civilians. As a result of the lockdown, the airline industry around the world witnessed a sharp fall in demand.

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What are the reasons behind the downfall of Air India?

When you are erecting a castle or a building, it is not the building that matters. But the pillars that hold them up matters the most. Any mistake in the construction of the pillar will simply make the building weak. Similarly, in a business, every decision taken is like constructing the pillar. These pillars are going to bear the entire Empire and small mistakes can be a plot for its end. The story of Air India can be observed along the same line. A few blunders, which were a part of its history fated Air India’s downfall.

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The Fall of Vijay Mallya

Mallya was the only son of the successful but frugal beverage entrepreneur Vittal Mallya. While his father lived in Bangalore, running his breweries, Vijay was raised by his mother in Calcutta. But he was under constant pressure from his father, who threatened not to inherit the family's business and fortune unless he conformed and studied hard. Reports say that this paternal pressure created insecurity for the son, who was a spender from a young age. But Vittal died suddenly and, as his only son, Vijay inherited everything.

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Air India Sale: Tata Group Bidding Strategically

Once upon a time there lived a man named Jamshed who owned a large scale business. Jamshed was in his early thirties, doing well in life and had his future plans sorted as well. So, he got married. Two years later he was blessed with a son.

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Indigo's Promoters' Feud: Rakesh Gangwal vs Rahul Bhatia

Serious Turbulence Among Indigo’s Promoters! Indigo’s Promoters are out in the open competing in a strategic cum legal ‘Tug of War’. What’s going on?

Macro Moves

Why is the Indian Airline Industry in Crisis?

Why is the entire indian airline industry failing to gain profitability? What’s stopping the Indian airlines industry and what could be done to revive them?

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The Future of Air India

If there's an Indian airline that has consumed most of media's 'possession time', that is Air India. The rise in oil prices and the fall of Indian rupee takes the Indian Aviation Industry back to the ground. Even the most profitable airline suffered a loss.

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How is Indigo making Profits?

Have you ever wondered that how India’s largest airline operator IndiGo operated by Interglobe Aviation flies high despite the tumultuous nature of the airline industry? Well, the answer is the business model on which the carrier operates. The business model, known as the Sale and Leaseback Model, has been one of the consistent reasons for the carrier's soaring profits.

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Will Jet Airways ever fly again?

“India's aviation market is cut-throat and it is survival of the fittest. One needs not only deep pockets but a deep threshold for pain,” said Shukor Yusof, the head of the aviation consultancy Endau Analytics.

Posts Tagged: airline sector

What is Industry Analysis and How to do it

Tata Sons: The Heir Misfortune

Jamsetji, JRD, Ratan -The Trio who built Tata Group of Companies

Reasons why Airline industries are always struggling

Gautam Adani beats world’s richest Elon Musk & Jeff Bezos

Tata’s Bid for Air India: Will it be a Good Call?

The Revival of Jet Airways: In the Making

Vijay Mallya Scam: A Story of Luxury, Lifestyle and Greed

How will aviation companies take off?

What are the Impact of Covid-19 on airline industry

What are the reasons behind the downfall of Air India?

The Fall of Vijay Mallya

Air India Sale: Tata Group Bidding Strategically

Indigo's Promoters' Feud: Rakesh Gangwal vs Rahul Bhatia

Why is the Indian Airline Industry in Crisis?

The Future of Air India

How is Indigo making Profits?

Will Jet Airways ever fly again?

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