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“Gen Z is spending their disposable income at a dangerously high speed.” So are GenZ founders 😂

Despite rising incomes, middle-class wage stagnation has led to cautious spending, with 55% of consumers prioritizing affordability and seeking discounts. Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services are popular, with 38% of Gen Z using them, reflecting a shif

China’s Gen Z Pays for Fake Jobs to Beat Boredom: Young Chinese are spending up to $7 a day to work in staged offices with mock tasks and fake colleagues. Why? To escape the stigma of joblessness, and feel productive. Some see it as rehearsal for

Let’s get one thing straight: Gen Z didn’t invent burnout—they refuse to worship it. And well! You think they’re lazy? Cause they said no to two-hour commutes, 15-minute lunch breaks, and clapping for Karen when she works overtime just to survive? P

I’m brainstorming a hyper-personalized AI money coach designed specifically for Gen Z (like us!). But before I dive in, I need your brutally honest opinions: Imagine this: - An app that tracks your UPI spends and says, “Bro, skip that Zomato ord

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Idea For You Implement Now So guy's we all know that currently gen-z boys and girls are so much interested in buying luxury and branded clothes even they are spending lot's of money for daily new wearing options because of maintaining their social

Nissan Micra EV: A Stylish Electric Hatchback for the New Generation Nissan is set to reimagine its iconic Micra as a fully electric hatchback, designed for the next-gen urban driver. Built on the CMF-B EV platform, the Micra EV will combine afforda

Elon Musk exposed the biggest lie in marketing: “You need ads to scale.” Tesla has sold millions of cars without spending a penny on “ads”. Here’s how Musk made Tesla a $800B brand without buying a single ad: Tesla doesn’t spend on traditional ad

This is the story of how BlackBerry lost $77 billion in market value. They called the iPhone a "toy." Then, one disastrous decision sealed their fate and crushed their empire. The surprising truth behind BlackBerry's epic downfall: In 2007, Black