A new chapter begins for Choice Gujarat. ✨ We’re delighted to share glimpses from the inauguration of our new office at Shapath V, S.G. Highway, Ahmedabad. Bringing all our business verticals under one roof marks an important milestone for us, creating greater opportunities to collaborate, connect and grow together. The occasion was made even more special with the auspicious Rudri & Satyanarayan Katha at our new office. 🙏 Here’s to a stronger, bigger and better Choice, together. 🚀 #ChoiceGujarat #ChoiceGroup #NewBeginnings #Ahmedabad #TeamChoice

₹68,119 CRORE WIPED OUT FROM TATA GROUP STOCKS. 📉 N. Chandrasekaran has decided not to seek another term as Chairman of Tata Sons, after months of uncertainty over his reappointment. The Tata Trusts had earlier recommended extending his term, but no final resolution was reached. The uncertainty around leadership and succession at Tata Sons triggered a sharp sell-off across Tata Group stocks today. 📊 Tata Stocks Today 🔻 TCS: -5.70% 🔻 Tata Motors PV: -4.11% 🔻 Tata Consumer: -2.85% 🔻 Tata Steel: -1.96% 🔻 Titan: -1.66% 🔻 Tata Power: -1.40% 💥 Combined market value lost: ₹68,119 crore The bigger question now is who takes charge at Tata Sons? For investors, the succession could have implications across one of India’s largest business groups. 📌 Note: Tata Sons itself is unlisted. The ₹68,119 crore figure refers to the decline in market capitalisation of listed Tata Group companies. Follow Choice for News that matters! Sources: PTI, BSE, Reuters, India Today.

Pizza Hut led. Domino’s adapted. Pizza Hut started in 1958 with a small investment, and Domino’s entered the market two years later. For decades, Pizza Hut remained the bigger name. But Domino’s kept building around a delivery-focused model: More stores → shorter delivery distances → faster delivery → more orders. By 2018, Domino’s had moved ahead of Pizza Hut in global pizza sales. And as food ordering became more digital, Domino’s already had an advantage — delivery had been one of its main focuses for years. In 2025, Domino’s reported adding 776 net new stores globally. Meanwhile, in 2026, Yum! Brands entered into agreements to sell Pizza Hut’s international and China businesses separately for a combined value of around $2.7 billion. The takeaway? A good product matters, but convenience, distribution and the right business model can play an equally important role in long-term growth. #dominos #pizzahut #businessstrategy #businesscasestudy #viral