Everything you need to know about India’s audio brand transformation and what it means for consumers Introduction: A Bold New Identity In the fast-moving world of technology and consumer electronics, change is constant. Brands evolve, identities transform, and companies adapt to stay relevant in a competitive market. One of India’s fastest-growing consumer tech brands, Boult, […]
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Welcome to the first post of FinanceFix! This comic is a short illustration of personal budgeting through the use of everyone’s beloved character Dory!
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Chapter 1: The Basement Beginning Every great tech story has a setting. Apple had its garage. Facebook had its dorm room. CoreWeave? It began in the dimly lit basements of New Jersey, humming with the constant, insect-like buzz of overworked GPUs. The year was 2017. Ethereum was exploding, Bitcoin was on its own manic run,
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Chapter 1: Shenzhen’s Endless Hum I remember walking down a street in Shenzhen in the late 1990s. Rain had left puddles on the uneven sidewalk. Neon signs flickered in the water, and the smell of frying noodles mixed with gasoline and wet cement. Cranes loomed overhead, groaning like old machines, while workers shouted at each
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📱 Introduction Today, the iPhone is more than just a smartphone – it’s a status symbol. People link Apple products with luxury, class, and success. Holding an iPhone often feels like holding an achievement. Scroll through Instagram or Snapchat, and you’ll see countless mirror selfies, reels, and shots showcasing that glowing Apple logo. But here’s
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Prologue: Summer 1998, New York The air in Manhattan that August was thick and wet, the kind of heat that makes the city’s concrete seem to sweat. In the quiet, carpeted conference rooms of Wall Street’s most powerful banks, phones were ringing with a peculiar urgency. Not about the next IPO, not about a sudden
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It was a crisp Monday morning in New York — October 19, 1987. Coffee carts clattered along Broad Street, steam curling into the cool autumn air. Traders in tailored suits hurried past, briefcases in hand, swapping weekend stories and grumbling about the Yankees. Everything felt ordinary — another day of deals, trades, and ringing phones.
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If you’ve ever walked through the colorful alleys of Sarojini Nagar Market in Delhi, you know it’s not just a shopping hub—it’s heaven for fashion enthusiasts and aspiring entrepreneurs. While everyone goes to Sarojini to grab the latest looks at giveaway prices, few know the real secret: buying clothes in kilos from wholesale godowns and
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🌅 The Beginning: A New World Was Opening The late 1990s were electric. For the first time, people were talking about things like “going online,” “email,” and “search engines.” You could order a book from a website instead of going to a store. Type a few words, and you’d get instant answers. Chat with someone
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September 15, 2008. New York. Early morning. Office workers in crisp suits stepped out of the Lehman Brothers building, their arms wrapped around cardboard boxes—family photos, desk plants, notebooks—everything they’d built over years, now carried out in silence. They weren’t just leaving jobs.They were walking straight into a storm that would shake the global economy
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