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Niket Raj Dwivedi
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The story of three brothers who copied western startups and became billionaires. (Saturday Startup Nugget - The Samwer Brothers -Story 1). The Samwer brothers, Oliver, Marc, and Alexander, have earned a notorious reputation in the tech world for th

Saumyajit Roy

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Different companies can serve different markets with the same idea, nothing wrong with it. Most times, it is even desired. “Cloning” (if we can call it that) is a resistive force to monopoly. In this story though, this isn’t the case because they sold their companies to an existing market leader, but even from the buyers’ POV, they are saving a lot of time and capital by simply acquiring other smaller players in different markets rather than getting their hands dirty in unfamiliar markets. Something beautiful about capitalism IMO 😆

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Anonymous 1

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Beautifully put. Second that.

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