The Tale of Tata: How a Trading Firm Became a Global Giant
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The Tale of Tata: How a Trading Firm Became a Global Giant

In 1868, Jamsetji Tata set out with ₹21,000, a sum that might sound small today but sparked one of the biggest business empires in history. Today, it is a global conglomerate with over ₹13 lakh crore in revenue as of FY24, spanning 100 countries in 6 continents. The group boasts a total of 30 companies, 26 of which are listed, including TCS, Tata Motors, and Titan, and employs over 10 crore people.

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Top 5 Companies Acquired by Reliance Industries
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Top 5 Companies Acquired by Reliance Industries

Ever noticed how Reliance keeps making headlines? It introduced Jio and is now leading in the Indian telecom sector. Similarly, it started Trends and became a well-known name in the retail industry.

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BlueStone IPO: A Glittering Success or Not?
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BlueStone IPO: A Glittering Success or Not?

You know what they say, "Diamonds are forever". But is BlueStone's IPO set to shine just as brightly, or will it fade before it hits the market?

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Top Tata Brands You Are Probably Using Daily
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Top Tata Brands You Are Probably Using Daily

“You don't have to be big to make a difference, you just have to be committed.”

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Top 5 International Acquisitions by Tata
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Top 5 International Acquisitions by Tata

When we think of Tata, the first things that might come to mind are the salt in our kitchens or the cars on our streets.

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TATA Innovations That Revolutionised Indian Industries
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TATA Innovations That Revolutionised Indian Industries

If there’s one name that has a record of turning impossible ideas into everyday reality, it’s Tata. From fulfilling our dream of travelling on four wheels to making us sip the Taj, Tata has been at the heart of India's progress. It's not just about products, it's about possibilities, dreams, and a dash of courage that makes Tata take the chance and come up with new ideas.

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5 Tata Companies That Got Acquired by Competitors
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5 Tata Companies That Got Acquired by Competitors

Tata Group has an amazing history of successful acquisitions left and right. Take the epic and quite satisfying deal of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), for example. Ratan Tata looks like a hero figure in my eyes whenever I think about that particular acquisition. 🤩

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Brains Behind Tata: 5 Key Figures of the Conglomerate
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Brains Behind Tata: 5 Key Figures of the Conglomerate

Tata- a name that follows you everywhere, from the salt you eat to the cars you drive and even the clothes you wear. A tale that started almost one and a half centuries (1868-Present) ago is still going on flawlessly. But Tata didn't become successful all of a sudden. So many people invested their khoon, paseena, and mehnat to build this empire. They weren't just leaders, they were visionaries, innovators, and sometimes bold risk-takers.

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Ratan Tata
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Ratan Tata's Investments: The Startups That Caught His Attention

The startup landscape is like a roller coaster— always on the crazy moves. Dreams are shaped, risks are taken, and innovations are always on the edge.

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10 Unknown Companies of Tata
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10 Unknown Companies of Tata

Whenever you think of Tata Group, I'm pretty sure your mind immediately starts to think of big steel plants, cool technology, and even cooler cars. And oh, of course, "desh ka namak" as well. There's barely anyone in India who has never heard about the iconic Tata Group. But if you think your GK is really good then think again because there's a whole world of underrated Tata companies that are quietly shaping our lives.

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Tata's Top Acquisitions: From Tetley to Jaguar

When Tata makes a move, the world watches. Agreed?

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From Smallest to Largest: Tata Companies Ranked by Market Cap!
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From Smallest to Largest: Tata Companies Ranked by Market Cap!

From tea to tech, there is one company (Ok, one BIG group of companies) which has touched every corner of our lives– TATA!

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Understanding boAt’s Business Model and IPO Strategy
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Understanding boAt’s Business Model and IPO Strategy

“You’ve plugged into Nirvana!”

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How Do Dating Apps Make Money?
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How Do Dating Apps Make Money?

Everything happens online these days– shopping, stock market investments, and even human interaction. So, why not dating? That's where these nifty dating apps come in with their unconventional and entertaining marketing strategies.

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Foxconn Explained: The Maker Behind iPhones
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Foxconn Explained: The Maker Behind iPhones

Did you know almost all of your favourite Apple products are made in China? Even if you don't see the stamp! Apple Inc. does not own a single manufacturing plant. Instead, it contracts third-party manufacturers to do so.

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Tupperware Explained: Is it Time to Say Goodbye?
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Tupperware Explained: Is it Time to Say Goodbye?

The internet is abuzz with memes! Moms all over the world are grieving! Why?

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Why Tata Sons is Reluctant to Launch an IPO
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Why Tata Sons is Reluctant to Launch an IPO

India’s biggest conglomerate, Tata Sons, has recently paid off a HUGE debt.

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Cipla Explained: The $1 Pill That Saved 20 Lakh Lives
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Cipla Explained: The $1 Pill That Saved 20 Lakh Lives

In 2001, the yearly cost for HIV treatment was $15,000 (around ₹7 lakh) per patient. South Africa alone reported over 70% of HIV cases where citizens’ average annual wage was around $3,536 (₹1.6 lakh). Affording treatment that’s over four times the annual minimum wage was impossible for developing countries.   Then, Cipla entered the frame and offered a 96% reduction for the annual treatment. It's per-patient cost? $350 (around ₹16,800). This reduction brought the per-dose price as low as just $1 (around ₹48).

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