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In difficult times, it's common to feel unsupported, as people may overlook your messages and calls. However, once you achieve success, many will reach out to offer their support. So just say, 'f#çk ôff.' and move on

🔥 Big Tech’s Trump Scorecard (Short Version) As Trump regains political spotlight, tech CEOs are picking sides — and it’s reshaping power. 🔼 Sam Altman (OpenAI) is rising: * Donated \$1M to Trump’s inauguration * Leading a \$500B AI project (Sta

🤯 $800M Rejection! FuriosaAI Bets on Itself! AI chip startup FuriosaAI from South Korea said NO to an $800 MILLION offer from Meta! 😲 They're building their own AI inference chips and aren't backing down from giants like Nvidia. Funding round h

From Near Bankruptcy to a $10B Empire – The Notion Story In 2015, Notion was on the brink of bankruptcy. Faced with failure, the founders made a bold move—they escaped to Japan for two years to rebuild. Fast forward to today, Notion is a $10 billio

"Jindals Cash Out 2%, Eye a Colorful Coup with AkzoNobel!" Looks like the Jindal family just made a power move—offloading 2% in JSW Infra for a cool ₹1,210 crore! Why? To possibly bag AkzoNobel India, the paint giant, and stay Sebi-compliant. Singap

BSNL has launched a new broadband offer called the “Winter Bonanza” to challenge competitors Jio and Airtel. - Six-month subscription to the Bharat Fiber broadband for ₹1,999, which equates to ₹333 per month - Data up to 1300 GB per month at speeds

🚀 The Future of AI-Powered Smart Glasses: Innovation or Privacy Nightmare? 🤖 We’ve seen wearable tech evolve rapidly, and Meta’s Ray-Ban Wayfarer smart glasses are the latest to take center stage. From real-time translations to AI-assisted memory

How Nykaa Sparked a Beauty Revolution in India 🚀💄 Niche Focus + Omni-Channel Power: Nykaa Nailed Beauty-First, Blending Online Convenience With Offline Stores—giving Customers the Best of Both Worlds. Content Is King: Their Killer YouTube Tutor

In the early 2000s, Larry Page and Sergey Brin sought investment for Google, approaching Yahoo!, which offered a lowball $1 million for acquisition. Page and Brin rejected the offer. By 2004, Google went public and dominated search, while Yahoo! stru