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Billionaire told entrepreneur hire for sleep not salary and one mistake cost her Rs 2 lakh monthly

Billionaire told entrepreneur hire for sleep not salary and one mistake cost her Rs 2 lakh monthly

Entrepreneur Mahima Jalan says a billionaire client rewired her hiring philosophy: don’t hire “for salary,” hire for “sleep.” The advice reflects how a bad employee creates invisible stress for founders, especially in relationship-driven businesses where trust is slow to earn and easy to erode. Years later, Jalan learned the same lesson when an inexperienced, low-paid hire indirectly cost her a client worth nearly Rs 2 lakh per month. The damage was gradual, showing up as judgment gaps, inconsistent communication, and tone issues.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 15 May 2026
Kevin Hart Media Empire Is Shrinking as Staff Turnover Spikes and Deals Stall

Kevin Hart Media Empire Is Shrinking as Staff Turnover Spikes and Deals Stall

Kevin Hart’s $650 million media empire is reportedly contracting as executive turnover and an overreliance on Hart’s personal presence weaken the business. Industry insiders point to leadership instability and a fragile operating model that struggled to maintain momentum without consistent internal direction. For entrepreneurs, the case highlights how talent-dependent brands can become vulnerable when structure and succession aren’t built early.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Entrepreneur on 12 May 2026

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Bread Zeppelin Pauses Franchising to Win Over Better Capitalized Partners Later

Bread Zeppelin Pauses Franchising to Win Over Better Capitalized Partners Later

Bread Zeppelin, a 10-unit chain, is putting franchising on hold while it grows through company-owned locations. The move is designed to refine operations and build stronger proof before bringing in franchisees. By focusing on controlled expansion now, the brand hopes to attract more sophisticated, well-capitalized partners in the future.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Entrepreneur on 7 May 2026
Women rise as entrepreneurs and workers in India as business roles expand in manufacturing

Women rise as entrepreneurs and workers in India as business roles expand in manufacturing

Women’s economic footprint in India is expanding, with more female entrepreneurs taking the lead in businesses, particularly in manufacturing. These ventures are not only growing companies but also creating jobs for women. Overall, women’s workforce participation in non-agricultural work has increased, especially through own-account enterprises.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 6 May 2026
Doctor Targets 60% of Americans and Builds a 100 Million Dollar Grocery Health Startup

Doctor Targets 60% of Americans and Builds a 100 Million Dollar Grocery Health Startup

Dr. Lior Lewensztain noticed a mismatch between what many Americans struggled with and what major grocery options actually offered. Unimpressed by the products available, he launched a business designed to address the root problem at scale. Now, that venture reportedly generates around $100 million a year, turning a health insight into a major revenue engine.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Entrepreneur on 5 May 2026
Bengaluru techie quits job to build falooda brand worth Rs 9 crore from one shop

Bengaluru techie quits job to build falooda brand worth Rs 9 crore from one shop

Bengaluru techie Pradeep Kannan walked away from a secure corporate job to start a small ice cream and falooda shop in Karur. Early skeptics questioned the move, but he kept refining recipes and doubling down on quality. What began as a modest outlet grew into a brand with 18-plus stores across India and Dubai, valued at around ₹9 crore today.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 2 May 2026

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Women gain ground in boardrooms and leadership as govt report flags rising representation

Women gain ground in boardrooms and leadership as govt report flags rising representation

A government report points to a steady rise in women’s presence across corporate decision-making. Female representation on boards and in senior leadership roles has increased, signaling momentum in breaking long-standing barriers. The report also highlights a parallel surge in entrepreneurship, with more women stepping into leadership and ownership roles.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 29 Apr 2026
Assam entrepreneur Bhaskar Sonowal elected to lead BRICS entrepreneurs forum for 2026 27

Assam entrepreneur Bhaskar Sonowal elected to lead BRICS entrepreneurs forum for 2026 27

Dr Bhaskar Jyoti Sonowal from Assam has been elected president of the BRICS Entrepreneurs Alliance Global Forum for the 2026-27 term. The move underscores India’s rising influence in global trade and places a new focus on building partnerships and opening doors for Indian entrepreneurs. India will also host the BEA Global Summit in November 2026.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 29 Apr 2026
Shipley Do-Nuts Stakes Big: From 1936 Roots to 750 Stores and a Cashier-Led Secret

Shipley Do-Nuts Stakes Big: From 1936 Roots to 750 Stores and a Cashier-Led Secret

Shipley Do-Nuts has delighted customers since 1936, but today its next chapter is being built for scale. Kerry Leo is driving the brand toward aggressive store expansion, with a growth philosophy that begins where customer experience happens most often, at the cashiers. The result: a strategy designed for durability, consistency, and long-term momentum.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Entrepreneur on 28 Apr 2026
Sikkim bamboo entrepreneur gets Modi praise in Mann Ki Baat and changes the idea of opportunity

Sikkim bamboo entrepreneur gets Modi praise in Mann Ki Baat and changes the idea of opportunity

Chimi Ongmu Bhutia, founder of Lagstal Design Studio in Gangtok, Sikkim, rose to national prominence after Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned her sustainable bamboo entrepreneurship in Mann Ki Baat. Her designs promote eco-friendly products and spotlight bamboo’s economic potential in Northeast India, crediting schemes like the National Bamboo Mission while pointing to ongoing gaps in funding and infrastructure.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 27 Apr 2026

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From Rs 20 lakh job loss to Rs 3 lakh month in a ‘boring’ village water business

From Rs 20 lakh job loss to Rs 3 lakh month in a ‘boring’ village water business

After losing a Rs 20 lakh corporate job in the pandemic, he returned to his village and invested Rs 4 lakh in a water purification venture. What followed was a steady pipeline: he supplies about 2000 custom-labelled water bottles every day to local restaurants and shops, bringing in roughly Rs 3 lakh per month using a simple, dependable model.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 26 Apr 2026
Bengaluru CA quit after harassment despite 14 hour weekends then built a one crore company

Bengaluru CA quit after harassment despite 14 hour weekends then built a one crore company

Bengaluru chartered accountant Meenal Goel says she worked 14-hour days and weekends, yet faced relentless criticism meant to make her leave. After quitting, she learned the negative feedback was reportedly part of a plan to push her out so someone else could take her role. Her experience later fueled a new venture, which she built into a ₹1 crore company.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 25 Apr 2026
Married founders turned a one bedroom apartment into a cereal brand now in 15000 stores

Married founders turned a one bedroom apartment into a cereal brand now in 15000 stores

Margaret and Ian Wishingrad built Three Wishes Cereal from their cramped one bedroom apartment, turning daily constraints into a real growth play. Their story isn’t just about recipes and retail expansion, but about managing marriage and business at the same time—learning how to collaborate without turning every decision into a fight as the brand scaled to 15,000 stores.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Entrepreneur on 24 Apr 2026
Founder Raised 2.5 Million With No Sales Then Pivoted on One Hunch

Founder Raised 2.5 Million With No Sales Then Pivoted on One Hunch

When Mariam Naficy poured $2.5 million raised from friends and family into Minted, sales never took off. Instead of quitting, she rethought the company’s approach and leaned into a single “hunch” about what customers would actually buy. The result: a turnaround that fueled rapid growth and now drives about $300 million in annual revenue.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Entrepreneur on 24 Apr 2026

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FICCI FLO vows to empower 16 lakh women as report flags gender gaps in services

FICCI FLO vows to empower 16 lakh women as report flags gender gaps in services

FICCI FLO’s annual session centered on entrepreneurship, skilling, and livelihood creation, aiming to empower 16 lakh women toward Viksit Bharat 2047. The event also saw the release of a new report examining gender diversity challenges and opportunities across India’s services sector, spotlighting where participation and progress still lag and what could accelerate inclusion.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
Delhi govt launches Rs 325 crore startup policy aiming to back 5000 new ventures

Delhi govt launches Rs 325 crore startup policy aiming to back 5000 new ventures

Delhi has unveiled a Rs 325 crore startup policy to help scale up to 5,000 ventures, betting on youth-led innovation. The move is tied to the Campus to Market: Delhi Startup Yuva Festival 2026, which brought together students, founders and investors. With 470-plus startups already incubated, officials signal further funding and expanded support ahead.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
Groww founder Lalit Keshre says competition boosts growth and backs full stack wealth platform

Groww founder Lalit Keshre says competition boosts growth and backs full stack wealth platform

Lalit Keshre, key figure behind Groww’s rapid rise, credits competition for fueling growth and is pushing a full-stack wealth platform. After guiding Groww to a blockbuster IPO in under a decade, he was named Entrepreneur of the Year at The Economic Times Awards for Corporate Excellence 2025, outpacing bank-backed brokerages and established fintech firms.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
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