Two out of every three unicorns founded by Indian entrepreneurs are headquartered outside the country, a new survey showed. Indians have produced 61 unicorns—startups valued over $1 billion—so far. Yet, 40 of them are based outside the country, according to the Hurun Global Unicorn List 2020… Read more at: https://www.bloombergquint.com/business/two-thirds-of-indian-unicorns-arent-based-in-indiaCopyright © BloombergQuint
IKEA bets on Indians’ love for food to sell furniture
Ikea, the world’s largest furniture retailer, expects its restaurant business to drive higher footfalls at its stores in India, a sharp contrast to other markets where customers flock in to buy its popular ready-to-assemble products. Read more at https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/services/retail/ikea-hopes-stomach-is-the-way-to-indian-buyers-hearts-its-books/articleshow/64581134.cms SOURCE: The Economic Times
Death by design
Reviving Malaysia’s interest in the business of China and India
By Charles F. Moreira, Editor Enterprise TV is on a mission. Malaysians forget that to move forward, is to first look beyond our shores from the narrow and limited ‘Malaysia Only’ view. Fact is, much of what we think is impactful and progressive – is really dwarfed in achievement relative by Asia from a larger […]
Reigniting creativity in business
The real deal about women pitching in a man’s world
Women are good for workspaces because they are good at multitasking, because they are good at balancing home and office, because women are nurturers…er…STOP! (facepalm) Women also have degrees and years of experience in most cases too, you know! Well, for a feisty group of women entrepreneurs present at SheTalks – organized in Bangalore by […]
