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OpenAI wants your kid's homework data

Episode 596

OpenAI’s latest classroom experiment is starting in India. A deal with the Arise school network gives 10,000 free ChatGPT licenses to teachers but th…

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Ozempic sparked the weight-loss drug trend. Mounjaro is leading it in India
Ozempic sparked the weight-loss drug trend. Mounjaro is leading it in India

Episode 595

Six months after launch, Eli Lilly’s Mounjaro is already India’s second-biggest pharma brand, ahead of antacid Pan and just behind antibiotic Augment…

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After Deloitte's blunder, the Big 4 may learn a new AI rule: being wrong first beats being right late
After Deloitte's blunder, the Big 4 may learn a new AI rule: being wrong first beats being right late

Episode 594

When Deloitte refunded part of the A$439,000 it was paid by the Australian government for a report riddled with AI-generated errors, it seemed like t…

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At Fogg deodorant’s owner, KKR’s PE math clashes with family-business wisdom

Episode 593

Founded by the Patel brothers, Vini Cosmetics built Fogg into the country’s top deodorant brand with its no-gas formula, and high-margin pitch. In 20…

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How Dhan, a broking startup, defied a slowing market and turned from dark horse to unicorn
How Dhan, a broking startup, defied a slowing market and turned from dark horse to unicorn

Episode 592

Even as markets wobble and trading volumes shrink, one online broker has raced ahead. Dhan, a four-year-old broking startup, managed to grow rapidly,…

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How a tiny AI startup is giving IT sales a human touch

Episode 591

Humantic AI is changing up IT services sales. Founded by serial AI entrepreneur Amarpreet Kalkat, the 24-person startup has built what it calls “buye…

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Phonepe is taking the IPO leap. But can it avoid Paytm’s fate?
Phonepe is taking the IPO leap. But can it avoid Paytm’s fate?

Episode 590

Phonepe is stepping into the public markets with a $15 billion IPO. For Walmart, which has pumped billions into the payments firm, this is both a cha…

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India’s FMCG leaders are in a heated race for your spice cabinet

Episode 589

India’s packaged-food bigwigs ignored spices for a long time. Not anymore.

Since 2020, everyone from ITC to Tata Consumer Products, from Dabur to Wipr…

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The billion dollar market Kashmir can't claim

Episode 588

It takes 150 crocus flowers to make just one gram of saffron. For comparison, a spice like cumin, gets you hundreds of kilos per acre whereas saffron…

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How Coke and Pepsi found their sweet spot in 'sugar free'

Episode 587

India’s soda shelves have changed almost overnight. Coke and Pepsi now sell zero-sugar versions of their drinks at prices as low as 10 rupees. The mo…

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