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Women-owned start-ups have been breaking barriers for some time now, fighting gender inequality that still exists in the entrepreneurial business.
Overcoming such struggles, many women have found success across industries like beauty, health, fashion, and technology. Their success stories have inspired others across generations and borders to make their mark as entrepreneurs while solving problems and supporting other women.
This Women’s Day, we look at some of the most successful start-ups led by ladies across the globe.
Emily Weiss, Glossier
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This New York-based beauty and make-up brand that creates a wide array of minimalist products from skincare to makeup to fragrances was founded by American businesswoman Emily Weiss in 2014. Her inspiration came from the information gathered on her blog Into The Gloss, which featured interviews of women discussing the products they loved.
Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath has some tips for you, but this time not on investments
Nithin Kamath, CEO and co-founder of zero-brokerage stock trading platform Zerodha.
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Nithin Kamath, founder of India s biggest stockbroking platform Zerodha, has some tips for you but this time it s not on investment or the financial market. Instead, it s on how to lose lockdown flabs and how to be more productive at work
The chief executive officer of Zerodha on Saturday said that he had struggled to look fit due to his love for food and sweets. He gained weight during the lockdown but was on the way to shedding flab, Kamath said while posting a shirtless picture of himself on Twitter.