Some of the largest loss-making listed companies in India.

Some of the largest profit-making public companies in India.

3X all the other publicly listed Tata companies put together !!!

India contributes to ~23% of the World's milk production.

Visualizing the growth of monthly transaction amount on UPI.

Comparing quarterly GDP growth rate over the the last four years.

Apple became the first American company to cross a market cap of $2 trillion (₹150 lac crore). So, we thought we can take a look at how Apple makes its revenues.

India is home to 21 unicorn (valued over $1 billion) startups. Here's an infographic on valuations of some of the top Indian startups.

The combined market cap of all the listed companies in India crossed $2 trillion. So, we thought we'd take a look at countries with the largest market capitalizations.

SBI holds as much deposits as the top six private banks combined.

An overview of companies under Satya Nadella's leadership.

Comparing valuations of some of the leading ed-tech startups in the world.

Benchmarking various State GDPs with other countries.

Reliance Industries announced its big plans during their first ever virtual AGM. So, we thought we'd take a look at RIL's massive influence on India's business market ecosystem.

Indian CEO's and Indian Origin CEO's now head some of the biggest companies in the world

How does Reliance Industries make its money?

India's Central Govt spends over 27 lac crores every year. So, where do they get this money from?

Reliance raised over 1,68,000 Cr in a bid to make the company net-debt free.

Softbank’s Vision fund posts a record $17.7 billion loss for the last fiscal year

A Finshots Infographic breaking down state-wise contribution to the country's GDP.

Disney is the entertainment Industry's biggest kingmaker.

Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) recently crossed a market cap of INR 5 lac crores. So, we thought why not look at how the company makes most of its revenue.

How the Aditya Birla Group created it's business empire.

Here's a brief history of the Indian markets rising like the Phoenix after coming face to face with the dreaded black swans.