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After 3 decades (32 Years) of mobile manufacturing , Black Berry is finally going to close it's mobile manufacturing.  Black berry CEO John Cena said " The company plans to end all internal hardware development and will outsource that function to partners"in his statement. Black Berry has made a lot of revolution in mobile market. It has given so many new technology & services, Which made the mobile market more competitive & flexible for consumers.  BlackBerry Messenger ,  Track Ball ,  Qwerty  Keypad are the best among them.  Black Berry could not adopt the ios or Android platform for their mobile development. If it do so, it couldn't get such market like it's own OS. So it's business went down like NOKIA the mobile giant.  Black Berry officials cleared that it will end its hardware production by this September. A huge loss about $8 million in last quarter made the company to close it's manufacturing. But it will not fully closing, b

Image For Representation Purpose Patanjali is the fastest growing brand in India FMCG market. It was launched by Baba Ramdev with the tag line of "Swadesi", Which made it to be the largest FMCG maker of India & to compete with the leading companies like Hindustan Unilever, ITC or Dabur etc. Recently Patanjali announced that it will make apparel like Jeans that is also with same tag line 'Swadesi Jeans'. Baba Ramdev also announced that it will make milk products & it may also compete with Amul like leading milk product brands. So day by day Patanjali is getting more market & increasing it's field of operation.  So think, one day come Patanjali start making Condoms & compete with Durex, Man Force like brands. Then how would be their condoms like & what may be the flavors. Well Pugmaker  had taken an initiative to predict about the condom flavors of Patanjali & It is hirilious; One Example is Almond Flavor Condoms It also avai

All of us must enjoy Amul's fresh & delicious dairy products. Amul is producing almost best products from a long year, Which is making all other dairy product brands to be closed or for being regional. Amul is standing like one milestone in the field of Dairy products. But here is a new brand raising his head against Amul & all other dairy product maker. You will be shocked by hearing its name. It is none other than Patanjali. Yes, it is Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev. Baba Ramdev has announced it in his speech at two days national seminar at National Dairy Research Institue, Karnal. He said  Patanjali will soon enter the dairy market by next financial year. This will do 5 lakh crore business by 2022. Further, he added "Patanjali will produce it in 3 dairy plants. one each in Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh."  The company Patanjali did set up by Baba Ramdev & Acharya Bal Krishna. The FMCG product maker has made his great Brand throughout India

After BSNL, Bharti Airtel also joined the telecom war after announcement of JIO & BSNL's benefits over data & voice services. On Thursday Bharti Airtel has announced the new plan for all Its all customers, who are using internet services. Airtel unveiled its new free data plan for 90 days with the price of Rs. 1496. This offer is especially for 4G users. The offer can be availed by recharge of Rs 1495 package & new users can get it with first recharge of Rs. 1494. Which will benefit them 90 days pack for free unlimited 4G internet. "Customers with 4G handsets generally consume large amounts of data and this proposition is specifically aimed at them."  said by Ajai Puri, Director Operation (India & South Asia) of Bharti Airtel. Airtel's this offer will help customers to make their data on whole day. This will also make India more towards Digital. Also this will make customers worry free to recharge frequently. Currently it is available only

From India’s first commercial airline to the world’s thinnest watch, here are five things we have JRD Tata to thank for. July 29 in the birth anniversary of JRD Tata. JRD wore a lot of hats. He wasn’t just an industrialist he was also a keen aviator and a philanthropist. But what made JRD really stand out was his foresight. Several things that we enjoy today are all thanks to JRD’s beliefs. So what would we not have had it not been for JRD Tata? 1. Air India, India’s first commercial airline In what is a well-documented story, JRD Tata founded the airlines that went on to be known as Air India. Founded in 1932, Tata flew its first aircraft that carried airmail from Karachi to Bombay and later continuing to Madras (present-day Chennai). Today, Air India has a fleet size of 109 aircraft, flies to 84 destinations and is India’s flag carrier airline. He is rightly called the father of Indian aviation 2. Tata Memorial, Asia’s first cancer hospital The Tata Memorial Centre of

Android and iOS users can now add a little bit more Microsoft to their devices, as the company said its digital personal assistant, Cortana, will be available for download later today. The application, which has been in closed beta for months, will allow users to accomplish many of the things that Google Now or Siri do. One of the key differences, however, is that Cortana will be highly connected with other Windows 10 devices. Information on a user's other Windows devices, like weather or travel, will reflect across that person's other Windows devices, the company said. Cortana users will be able to do other things, too, like track packages or flight information. The application can also alert a user's tablet or PC if they've missed a call, Microsoft said. Additionally, Cortana will also be connected to Cyanogen, an open source firmware that is based on the Android operating system. That means Android users can say "Hey Cortana" and then issue

Finnish telecommunications giant Nokia is all set to make a smartphone comeback with two new Android 7.0 Nougat devices by the end of this year, a media report said on Saturday. The two unnamed devices will have premium metal designs complete with IP68 certification, which means they will be as water resistant as Samsung's Galaxy S7, The Inquirer reported. The smartphones may come up with 5.2-inch and 5.5-inch QHD screens, along with fingerprint scanner and "innovations" in the camera, the report noted. Both the smartphones are expected to feature split-screen modes, enhanced notifications, and improved gaming thanks to supporting for the Vulkan API and could bring "elements of touch and hover interaction", hinting 3D Touch-like technology. The struggling company revealed in May that it licensed Finland-based HMD to produce Nokia branded mobile phones and tablets. After acquiring Nokia's phone business for $7.2 billion two years ago, Microsoft wrote off $

Vishal Sikka, CEO, Infosys sent a letter to the company's 1.97 lakh employees, detailing what went wrong with the company's performance in the first quarter of this year which resulted in downgrading its annual sales forecast, especially after impressive growth in the past few quarters. Sikka said he was 'disappointed' with the company's performance, and said he is taking steps to fix it. Here's the letter (complete text) Sikka sent to Infosys' employees: Friends, The first quarter of our new financial year was a revelation in many ways. I view the reaction by the markets and the media as a clear sign of the high standards our company is held to, the expectations we carry, even though everyone understands that a 90 day cycle means little on a long journey. I am disappointed. Disappointed that our revenue performance was not what we could have delivered, but even more so, that this overshadowed the many strong strides we made on executing our stra

A Student from prestigious IIT Delhi wanted to work for Google.  Being an IITian, he had an edge to make it there. However, things did not want to set soon and he was rejected.  As we know F.A.I.L = First Attempt In Learning  He prepared harder, a little more wiser and made another attempt for Google.  The Result was again REJECTED. He was devastated this time.  He had to finally settle with Sarnoff Corporation  for 1.5 years where he developed a system to give an audio beep warning on lane changing without any signal.  At last, He made it to Amazon in year 2007 where he met another friend who was his classmate in IITD  They had an idea and sum of Rs. 4 Lakhs to invest in their start up. The start up grew by leaps and bounds soon to be known as E -Commerce giant Flipkart.com    

Raghu Reddy , senior director at Snapdeal, who headed the mobile and tablet business, has been appointed as  Xiaomi India 's head of online sales.  The information was shared by Xiaomi India head Manu Jain, who tweeted about Reddy joining the company last week.  Reddy has spent about four years in New Delhi-based Snapdeal, prior to which he was with leading consultancy firm Ernst and Young. 

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, an avid reader of fiction and non-fiction, says the biography of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs changed his ideas about business. The 50-year-old actor says the book made him realise that people should focus only on one thing at a time and that idea changed the direction of his own company, Red Chillies Entertainment. "At Red Chillies Entertainment, I was involved in multiple businesses. But after reading the book (on Steve Jobs), I realised that focusing only on one thing will help," SRK said. "So, we stopped TV and ad production and focused entirely on films and visual effects," the actor said while interacting on #fame, a live entertainment application. Shah Rukh, however, does not completely agree with all the rules given in the book. The 'Dilwale' star revealed that another author Malcolm Gladwell's book "Blink" is about doing business. "The book explains that in a competition, the gu

The world knows  Sunny Leone  as a former adult entertainer, a recent  Bollywood  import and the recipient of the 'most searched star on the internet in India' for four years in a row, but that's not how the 35-year-old wants to be remembered.  Having launched her recent perfume line 'Lust,' in  Dubai  barely a week back, the actress is keen to establish herself as an entrepreneur, as well.  Her aim is to create a brand by tapping into various categories.  At the moment, Leone's recent line of investments includes a franchise for a box league cricket, web-based short stories, and an online game apart from fragrances. She is also keen to enter categories such as shoes, accessories, jewellery and apparels with her own line of products.  Apart from focusing on  Bollywood , the actress who was always interested in business from a young age is keen to expand her brand profile in India. In fact, the star remembers how as a child she would put up lemonade stands

India's home-grown institutes may be known world over for the high quality education they provide, however, there's still a wide gap the current education set-up in the country is not fulfilling, and that is to make every Indian student job ready. Despite students graduating from some of the best universities, Corporates today feel candidates who come to them are lacking what the industry wants.  An Aspiring Minds-Business Insider joint survey  earlier this year found out that companies feel there is huge void in what students have been taught in universities and what is expected from them on-the-job. The survey also noted that talent crisis is not particularly a situation that plagues India, but exists worldwide. 61 per cent companies that run businesses in other parts of the world said the problem of finding the right talent for their organizations exists across markets. It's a challenge employers are facing globally today.  However, it's also true that this gap ha

On July 8,  Mohit Goel  , CEO and founder of  Ringing Bells  , the makers of what is being touted as the  world's cheapest smartphone  personally hand-delivered the first model of  Freedom 251  to a surprised  Ankita Birla , a 27-year-old vendor co-ordinator from  Noida  .  Birla had to pay Rs 291 for the smartphone, of which Rs 40 includes a delivery charge levied by the company. Like the countless others who had placed an order for the smartphone, she too was skeptical about the phone ultimately reaching her.  "I never thought the company would deliver," she admitted, echoing the thoughts of the entire  Indian smartphone market  . Her suspicions were only reinforced by all the controversies the company was mired in- from being accused of being a fraud and defaulting on vendor payments to relabeling an existing brand and demanding Rs 50,000 crore from the Indian government  to continue its production.  Twenty-nine-year-old Goel, on the other hand is unperturbed and