👀 The Week At A Glance
This week we talked about the national logistics policy, EY's split and a stock that rose 102% in 6 days.
We began this week by talking about a major upheaval in the tech world, Adobe acquiring its biggest rival: Figma. And we ended it by talking about a potential new fraud by Vijay Mallya. Catch up with all this and more in just 4 minutes.
⚡Is Acquisition the Right Way to Kill Your Competitors?
In a major coup, Adobe acquired Figma, its biggest competitor in the design world, for a whopping $20 billion. But this has raised major questions about whether this acquisition was justified and should big companies be allowed to acquire their startups and kill competition. Here's our take.
🤔 Why India Needs A National Logistics Policy
Logistics costs in India are almost double the logistics cost in most developed countries. Result? Our parcels are delayed and exports become costlier. So, the government has come up with a new logistics policy that employs tech to understand the pain points and solve them. But will this be enough? ReadOn to find out!
📋 Oyo's Second Attempt at IPO
Oyo's IPO has been resurrected from the dead again. Why now? Because the company has halved its losses, increased revenue and became operationally profitable. But is the timing right for the company to go public? ReadOn to find out!
📈 A Tata Stock that Rose 102% in Six Days!
A little-known Tata Group stock, TRF Ltd, has risen 102% in just six days. But just a few months back SEBI had placed trading restrictions on the company's stock. So, what has changed TRF's fortune? ReadOn to find out!
🤨 EY's Split to Bring Problems?
EY is splitting up its audit and consulting arms so that they can both target the same clients and make more revenue. But this could bring a lot of headache with regard to splitting of resources for the company. Here's how.
🧐 How Vijay Mallya could Acquire McDowell Holding
McDowell Holding, a former investment arm of United Breweries, is facing insolvency. The weird part? The company has assets of over Rs. 900 crores but cannot pay off a loan of Rs. 16.5 crores. Shareholders believe this is due to a scheme orchestrated by Vijay Mallya. Wondering why? ReadOn!
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