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Netflix’s last growth market

Sep 26, 2024 | the-ken.com | Praveen Gopal Krishnan |Gaurav Bagur |Vanita Bhatnagar |Arundhati Ramanathan

Good Morning [%first_name |Dear Reader%],If you are a premium subscriber of The Ken, you can listen to the latest full, subscriber-only episode of Two by Two on The Ken’s mobile app here, and on Apple Podcasts here. Our story begins in 2022. It’s 19 April, and Netflix has just reported its first-quarter earnings for the year. Just a few months earlier, Netflix had given investors a guidance that it expects to gain 2.5 million subscribers in the first quarter. A fairly conservative number.
Can India’s antitrust chief tame the watchdog’s inner demons?

Sep 26, 2024 | the-ken.com | Vanita Bhatnagar

Ravneet Kaur has had quite a year. Since taking charge of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) last May, she has been busy trying to clean up a regulator that, for much of its 15-year existence, has struggled with being seen as a toothless watchdog. More recently, legal battles, regulatory inertia, leadership voids, and so on have added to its troubles.
Is Google Pay a product or a business?

Aug 29, 2024 | the-ken.com | Praveen Gopal Krishnan |Rounak Kumar Gunjan |Sudeshna Ray |Vanita Bhatnagar

Vasisht: Basically, the difference between Google Pay and a Phonepe—probably the closest analogy that I can think of—is like the one between Flipkart and Amazon, right? Rohin: Which one is Flipkart? Vasisht: Flipkart is Phonepe and Amazon is Google Pay. If you look at the market shares, it’s pretty much almost the same, right? Flipkart, has a 60% market share in Indian e-commerce and Amazon being 30–40%. Rohin: Why did you say they’re similar?
Algorithm vs unions: how a cab driver is taking the fight to aggregators

Aug 26, 2024 | the-ken.com | Vanita Bhatnagar

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The Olympics cements why personal stories can’t be ignored anymore

Aug 9, 2024 | the-ken.com | Vanita Bhatnagar

Good morning [%first_name |Dear Reader%],Welcome to Inciting Incident, your weekly newsletter that decodes the biggest narratives around you. Every four years, the best athletes from around the world come together to compete for glory at the Olympics. The games feature some of the most unifying, heartwarming moments in sports, but it’s not always fun and games.
How to spur competition in competition law? Ask Nisha Kaur Uberoi

Jul 25, 2024 | the-ken.com | Vanita Bhatnagar |Sneha Swaminathan |Abhishek Manu Singhvi

Entered with a team of five, departed with 27. This high-profile partner exit shows how cutthroat the competition is among law firms On the afternoon of 17 July, J. Sagar Associates (JSA) announced the biggest-ever move in the Indian antitrust circles, stunning those in the legal fraternity.
Has anything really changed for queer people in corporate India?

Jun 27, 2024 | the-ken.com | Vanita Bhatnagar

As Pride month winds down, I spoke to a few people from the community to ask them what things are like behind the merchandise and the colourful advertisements Inciting Incident is our weekly newsletter about the most powerful tool of our age—stories. Stories told by businesses, leaders, governments. Subscribe here Good morning [%first_name |Dear Reader%],Every year in the run-up to June, corporate marketing calendars start filling up with reminders about Pride month campaigns.
Exit, but without big cheques: VCs warn India's startup founders

Jun 24, 2024 | the-ken.com | Vanita Bhatnagar

Startup founders quickly learn not to take anything for granted. Least of all, their equity. Especially because, from idea to exit, it’s a wild ride with see-sawing power plays between them and their investors. Venture capitalists (VCs), haunted by mistakes over the last four years, are rewriting the rules. One term sheet and one clause at a time.
Careers after 40: the trick to being ‘forever employable’

Jun 3, 2024 | the-ken.com | Vanita Bhatnagar

In a world where new companies and many new jobs are constantly emerging, unwilling retirees prove that they are far more capable than just passing the baton of knowledge Kushagra Gupta, a 38-year-old chief marketing officer (CMO), has a rather unique professional identity on his Linkedin profile: Fractional CMO. The dictionary definition of “fractional” is “inconsiderable”. For most former CXOs who use this as a prefix to their titles these days, it’s anything but.
What is suddenly sending shivers down the spines of 350,000 CAs?

May 16, 2024 | the-ken.com | Vanita Bhatnagar

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