“Quick Commerce is a bubble that can burst anytime.” — Recent comment by the Blinkit founder Yet, paradoxically:~Instamart is in the process of raising Rs 10,000 Cr~Zepto is reportedly filing its DHRP next week So the real question isn’t funding. Its structure. Can all three survive, or is this a classic “winner-takes-all” market? Let’s look […]
India’s Quick Commerce Math: Why Not Everyone Can Win Read More »
In 2004, Motorola created RAZRs, a 13.99 mm-thin phone with a combination of metals, such as aircraft-grade aluminium, and new advances, such as an internal antenna and a chemically etched keypad. It worked. Millions of people rushed to get one. Motorola sold over 50 million units, while setting a new bar for future products coming
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We all heard the phrase “the Kodak moment.” How did the moment get blurred? How did a company having 90% of the market share have to file for bankruptcy? The Kodak case study is used to warn top-level executives to stand up and respond when disruptive developments encroach on the market. What actually happened at
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Today, the richest 100 people together own more than the poorest 4 billion. Inequality goes back to the Stone Age. Excavators found beads, bracelets, and jewels in some graves, while others had just a hole. However, ancient hunter-gatherers were still more egalitarian than any subsequent human society because they had very little property “Property is
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