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IRCTC Business Model & Research Report

What if your company is the only player in the market with no other competitors? It would be great to enjoy such a monopoly, and every company wants this for itself. One such company is Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation (IRCTC).

Macro Moves

A Spot Gold Exchange on the cards

Recently, SEBI has made a proposal that will allow you to trade gold just like shares! But why, how, and what’s it all about? Well, read on to discover.

Brand Games

IKEA Business Model: Explained in Detailed

When people shop online, the first thing they do is apply the price filter from low to high. What if you don't have to do it anymore?

Startups

E pharmacy: will it change the way we buy medicines?

With lives getting busier, health often takes a back seat! Medicines, for instance, are oft-overlooked. And if technology can heal this wound, what stops you, eh?

Startups

Cloud Kitchen: The Future of Dining, or is it?

Ever ordered a roll from Faasos? Or a Behrouz Biriyani? Now, what if we tell you both are cooked in a single kitchen, and neither of them has a physical storefront? Oops!

Business

How does the BCCI earn money?

The BCCI has made a fortune out of the gentleman's game. So, today, let's dive deep into crick-finance and understand how the BCCI makes money.

Brand Games

Anand Mahindra Success Story: An Inspirational Journey

If you jot down the leading businessmen or philanthropists of India, one name you can find to be common in both the lists - Mr Anand Mahindra. Here's an anecdote.

Business

Avenue Supermarts Limited (DMart): Sample Research Report

Started in 2002 with a single mission to be the lowest priced retailer in its area of operation, Avenue Supermarts Limited is a Mumbai-based company, which owns and operates DMart stores. DMart is India’s largest supermarket chain that offers customers a range of household and personal products under one roof. The Company offers a wide range of products with a focus on Foods, FMCG and General Merchandise & Apparel product categories.

Investor's Psychology

Bombay Oxygen: What's In A Name?

Investors are going gaga over Bombay Oxygen, a non-bank lending company, just because its name contains the word ‘oxygen’! Like seriously? And this really got us thinking…

Startups

Is EdTech the next big export from India?

If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that you don’t need a brick-and-mortar setup to learn stuff. But is it scalable? Can India really take EdTech global?

Startups

Unicorns of 2021: The Indian Unicorn Mania

With the worsening pandemic situation in the country currently, no one seems to expect any good news. But guess what? There is.

Business

When Red Bull didn’t give you wings

"Red Bull gives you wings." - did this ad slogan influence you to try out the drink? Yeah? That's awesome as long as you don't take it literally. And once you do, things can get seriously awkward. That's exactly what happened in the US when a person filed a suit against Red Bull for not giving him 'wings'! Sounds ridiculous? Ya, we know. But it's how it is.

Stock Market

A Deep Scan on How to Pick Stocks

"Risk hai, to Ishq hai"

Finance

Flipkart exploring the SPAC route of going public

Today, the hottest thing in finance is four letters’ long – SPAC. For a while now, it has been rife in Wall Street. To us Indians, it wouldn’t have mattered until desi companies got associated with the news. So yeah, Flipkart and others are exploring the SPAC route of going public in the US. Sounds interesting?

Business

The Rise and Fall of Videocon: A Detailed Account of Its Success and Decline

From BnW to Colour TVs to LCD/LED to Smart TVs- the evolution of the television has been quite a journey! But did you know that Videocon was the first company to launch colour TVs in India in 1982? Without Videocon's colour TVs, modern-day Android TVs would have been a distant dream for us.

Startups

BharatPe: All About Bharat’s Flying Future Unicorn

Unicorns and Unicorns everywhere! Relax, we're not talking about the mythical creatures but something even more exciting! We're talking about the startup trend, which is on the rise in India these days. Yes, for the past few years, India has been witnessing a great startup uprising, with some of them being phenomenally good enough to put India on the maps of foreign investors. One such startup is Bharatpe, which is currently “the talk of the town”.

Business

How Cred Burned Money To Earn A Single Rupee: Was It Really Worth It?

Remember, Anil Kapoor, Madhuri Dixit and Bappi Lahiri dancing and singing to weird but surprisingly catchy tunes, every time there was a match break? Every year, IPL picks up some big brands as its partners and sponsors, who display their annoyingly repetitive ads (we hope you’ll all agree), each time there’s a telecast break.

Business

The Downfall of Future Retail

The story of Future Retail is a classic story of riches to rags. Once a market leader of the retail segment, Future Retail's poor management eventually led the entire company to an unfortunate sell-off.

IRCTC Business Model & Research Report

A Spot Gold Exchange on the cards

IKEA Business Model: Explained in Detailed

E pharmacy: will it change the way we buy medicines?

Cloud Kitchen: The Future of Dining, or is it?

How does the BCCI earn money?

Anand Mahindra Success Story: An Inspirational Journey

Avenue Supermarts Limited (DMart): Sample Research Report

Bombay Oxygen: What's In A Name?

Is EdTech the next big export from India?

Unicorns of 2021: The Indian Unicorn Mania

When Red Bull didn’t give you wings

A Deep Scan on How to Pick Stocks

Flipkart exploring the SPAC route of going public

The Rise and Fall of Videocon: A Detailed Account of Its Success and Decline

BharatPe: All About Bharat’s Flying Future Unicorn

How Cred Burned Money To Earn A Single Rupee: Was It Really Worth It?

The Downfall of Future Retail

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