Business & Finance
Want clear, useful business news without the jargon? This category brings concise reporting, practical guides, and deal-focused analysis for anyone working in or watching India's economy. We cover startups, fundraising, corporate moves, markets, banking, and everyday finance decisions that affect companies and founders.
Look for straight answers: how much it costs to open a franchise, what an investor wants to see, or how a policy change affects cash flow. For example, one recent piece breaks down the startup cost for a Dave and Buster's franchise—expect an initial investment of roughly $2–4 million, a required personal net worth near $1.5 million, and about $500,000 in liquid assets. That kind of detail helps you decide whether an opportunity fits your balance sheet.
We separate quick briefs from deeper explainers. Quick briefs highlight market moves, deal announcements, and policy shifts so you get fast updates. Explainers walk through numbers, risks, and next steps—like how to read a term sheet or calculate payback on a new store.
Practical guides and tools
Need hands-on help? You'll find step-by-step guides on fundraising rounds, budgeting for expansion, tax basics for small businesses, and simple templates to estimate startup costs and ROI. We break complex topics into checklists and short action items so you can take the next step without getting stuck in theory.
Expect coverage that matters for India: GST and compliance changes, lending trends among NBFCs, VC interest in SaaS and consumer startups, and how macro moves affect borrowing costs. We also track corporate strategy—mergers, leadership shifts, and growth plays that signal where industries are heading.
How to use this category
Start with headlines for a daily snapshot, then open explainers when you need detail. Bookmark deep dives when you’re planning investments or launching a business. Use our cost breakdowns and financial checklists before you sign any contracts or pitch investors. If a number looks off, the article will usually show the assumptions and sources so you can verify.
We write for founders, finance teams, small-business owners, and curious professionals. Our tone stays practical: no fluff, no hype. If you want a quick take, use briefs. If you need to act—build a budget, pitch, or product roadmap—open a guide.
Got a topic you want us to cover? Send a tip. We prioritize pieces that help readers make better decisions: save money, raise the right capital, or pick the right growth path. Expect timely, no-nonsense coverage that helps you move forward with confidence.
We use reporters, analysts, and industry sources to bring verified numbers, interview quotes, and simple models you can reuse. Look for articles with spreadsheets, sample budgets, and case studies from Indian companies. If you're comparing options—buy vs build, debt vs equity—our explainers show the math and common pitfalls. We also highlight short-term signals to watch: interest rate moves, consumer demand shifts, and hiring trends. Read those when you plan cash flow or hiring.
Subscribe for weekly summaries and alerts that cut noise and give the numbers you actually need. Every week.
What is the startup cost for a Dave and Buster's?
Starting up a Dave and Buster's franchise is not a small financial endeavor. From my research, the initial investment typically ranges between $2 to $4 million. This amount covers costs like construction, equipment, initial inventory, and franchising fees. Keep in mind, you'll also need to prove a net worth of $1.5 million and liquid assets of around $500,000. Remember, these are big numbers, but it's for a business model that has proven to be quite successful.