Major companies are incorporating personalization into their marketing campaigns, with Internet-based companies leading the way. When we access any website, we are asked for permission to allow ‘cookies’. Have you ever wondered what they are?
The brand which healed without stinging took birth on May 22, 1992 when Johnson & Johnson acquired Savlon, followed by ITC in 2015. Savlon kicked off its journey as a disinfectant which was used to clean wounds and it further diversified and came up with hand-wash and soap.
Do you remember the last time you had a glance at the pamphlet handed to you by some random person on the road, only to throw it away? Oh, that’s a whole lot of effort. But, do you remember pausing for the sponsored advertisement of an enormous Flash Sale or a Giveaway while scrolling your Instagram feed? Obviously! You wouldn’t miss those for the world. This transition from real to digital is big. And what follows is an attempt to answer the #HowWhenWhy. Let's read what's ahead!
Swiggy is following a non-stop journey. The brand which started with delivering food in one city is now escalating across India. Having changed the entire landscape of how India eats, its unconventional business model has made the life of every foodie easier, tastier, and more fun.
Starbucks’ Business Model Starbucks is the largest chain of coffee houses with a very different story of a beverage brand and a coffee business empire.
Neuralink is a neural tech company based in California. It was co-founded by visionary Elon Musk back in 2016. Recently, the company explained its product in a live demonstration event after keeping its details hidden from the public all this while.
SpaceX is a brand. What makes it even more appealing is the presence of the witty entrepreneur- Elon Reeve Musk. The company was the first private company to launch, orbit and recover a spacecraft; send a satellite into high earth orbit and launch commercial manned spaceflight.
Nicholas Cage is one of the bigger actors in Hollywood, headlining classic movies like The Ghost Rider, the ever so awesome National Treasure Series, Face/Off with John Travolta, and many more. It's not rare when celebrities go overboard with their spending, but Cage gave the word overboard a whole different meaning. Once among the richest Hollywood stars, having a net worth of around $150 million, Cage has always had a huge spending problem. He squandered a whole lot of his fortune on bizarre items.
The introduction of The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 (“Bill”) by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology was a step forward to provide protection to the personal data of individuals and to establish a Data Protection Authority for the same.
America’s financial future definitely hung in the balance this year. Joe Biden is set to inherit an economy that has seen the absolute worst. We’ve seen record unemployment, businesses declaring bankruptcy, an eviction crisis, not to mention the fact that we’re heading into winter, a time when COVID-19 is expected to increase the death toll manifold, devastate hospital systems nationwide, and potentially lead to more lockdowns.
The unforeseen and startling emergence of the SARS-CoV-2, also known as the 2019 novel coronavirus, has given birth to COVID-19, one of the most contagious diseases in the history of time. As the virus took a toll on human lives, the economy isn't left undisturbed either.
Nicholas Cage is one of the bigger actors in Hollywood, headlining classic movies like The Ghost Rider, the ever so awesome National Treasure Series, Face/Off with John Travolta, and many more. It's not rare when celebrities go overboard with their spending, but Cage gave the word overboard a whole different meaning. Once among the richest Hollywood stars, having a net worth of around $150 million, Cage has always had a huge spending problem. He squandered a whole lot of his fortune on bizarre items.
Weaving up the cocoon of success through the thread of diversification and amalgamation, Sears traces its roots back to the brain cells of Richard Warren Sears and Alvah Curtis Roebuck, American businessmen of the black and white 1880s.
Vincent Kennedy McMahon is a household name when it comes to wrestling. He is, without a doubt, the face of WWE with a star to his name in the walk of fame. It can be presumed that a high ranking personality like him would be a billionaire, but what can’t be is the fact that he took numerous tumbles from his high chair.
Taking birth in the minds of Rod Canion, Jim Harris and Bill Murto, Compaq possessed the crown of the largest purveyors of personal computers before the 1990s with every household’s dream to own one. With the succulent taste of success over their tongues, not a single individual could predict the cataclysmic storm that awaited for the company in the impending years which eventually killed this once glorious company in 2013.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) captured the attention of the public the very moment it hit the markets. Constructed on the bricks on the pedestal of AI are the powered Chatbots with assets loaded up to the brim.
There exists a certain look that has taken over everything, be it a certain colour palette, font, or a particular design. This visual style sells meal kits, clothes, newspaper subscriptions, and just about anything else. This is a phenomenon particularly witnessed on social media. Such is the story of QAnon.
America’s financial future definitely hung in the balance this year. Joe Biden is set to inherit an economy that has seen the absolute worst. We’ve seen record unemployment, businesses declaring bankruptcy, an eviction crisis, not to mention the fact that we’re heading into winter, a time when COVID-19 is expected to increase the death toll manifold, devastate hospital systems nationwide, and potentially lead to more lockdowns.
The unforeseen and startling emergence of the SARS-CoV-2, also known as the 2019 novel coronavirus, has given birth to COVID-19, one of the most contagious diseases in the history of time. As the virus took a toll on human lives, the economy isn't left undisturbed either.
Headlines on New York Times, March 20th, 2019, read: "Disney moves from Behemoth to Colossus with closing of Fox Deal''. It was and continues to be the prevalent opinion of the masses as The Walt Disney Company (Disney) acquired Twentieth Century Fox (Fox), accommodating almost whole of its assets for a whopping US$ 71.3 Billion thus marking one of the most notable developments in the entire world media in the previous immediate 50 years. We shall traverse this significant advancement by going beyond the headlines and thus simplifying it.
India is currently the second-largest telecommunications market with a subscriber base of about 1.16 billion. The Indian mobile economy is expanding swiftly and will...
Nokia. The brand name that was forged in Finland and outlived every other, so much so that it is now revered as a cultural phenomenon in the form of countless memes. The popularity is so widespread that even if you weren’t lucky enough to use its phones, you must be well acquainted with the classic ‘unbreakable’ Nokia phone.
The story today concerns a six-month battle tracing back to 2006, when the creation of the steel group, Arcelor Mittal took place, by far the largest steel company in the world, combining as it did the two largest companies - Arcelor Steel and Mittal Steel.
Jet Airways, an airline operator, incorporated in 1992, was a private company funded by Naresh Goyal (60%), Gulf Air (20%) and Kuwait Airways (20%) (though, both of the latter two international airlines had to exit in 1997 after a government ordinance and Naresh Goyal purchased the remaining 40% stock).