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What was the first product that Apple Inc. launched?

On This Day in 1946: Sony was founded. Its first product was an electric rice cooker. Today it’s worth $158 BILLION.

Will you buy Bournvita if it's sold in a toilet cleaner bottle? No, right? That's because Bournvita isn’t meant to be in a toilet cleaner bottle. The same applies to careers: not every child is meant to be an engineer, and each child has unique ta

Meet the man who turned a cooking oil into a 300,000 CR IT company. 1. In 1966, Azim Premji suddenly came to India because of his father's untimely death. At 21, Azim had to run his hydrogenated cooking oil business - Western Indian Vegetable Produc

What if there was 0% GST in India?🤔 But first, what is GST?😶 It was introduced in 2017. It replaced taxes and aimed at creating a single national market. GST rates vary from 0% to 28%, depending on the product or service.

Even the biggest giants had humble beginnings ! What if I told you that some of today’s world-leading companies started with products completely different from what they’re known for? 🧼 Colgate was selling soaps. 🥬 Samsung started as a grocery s

The Nestlé company was founded in 1866 by Henri Nestlé, who was actually born as Heinrich Nestlé in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. A bit of a globetrotter, Henri moved to Vevey, Switzerland, and changed his name to better fit in with the French-speaking

🚀 Launched a new product this afternoon... and got my first order already! 💥 Been learning & running Meta Ads for the past 5-6 months — today it paid off. Every test, every ₹ spent was worth it. More to come! 🔥 #ecommerce #MetaAds #Dropshipping #D

I failed on my first college startup on '22 as I could not build a software product and I am from electronics background not CS also there was no right person to code my application on my college, so I decided to learn coding and worked with an IT co

Need your advice on a start up idea i am starting I perfume brand and I work as a 3d visualizer right my idea was to create the add first create a hype and then release the product based on the coustomer feed back what do you guys think