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When Uber Tried to Outsmart Apple — and Got Caught 📌 In 2015, Uber was on a trajectory to explosive growth — but it faced an issue. Fraud. Drivers were taking advantage of the system using stolen or reset iPhones to open fake accounts and claim ref

Look at this man. He got bullied as a kid. Was sued for $250 billion. Then couldn’t get a taxi on a cold night in Paris. So he built a billion dollar company. But then got kicked out of it. Here’s the crazy story of a once illegal business that

Peter Thiel on the type of company more startup founders should build Peter Thiel, the co-founder of PayPal, believes every startup should ask, “Can this company become a monopoly?” He identifies three common paths to monopoly: 1. Fast distributi

Duolingo’s Cool, But Here’s What I’d Love to See Next • Staying Consistent: Been on Duolingo for 2 years, learning Spanish and Portuguese—it’s addictive. 😅🔥 • New Stuff = Exciting: They’ve added math and music courses, which is awesome. 🎶📐 • M

Ecokaari is a pune based startup which creates bags from plastic wrappers Nandan ji the founder of Ecokaari noticed that despite the fact that plastic is recyclable Landfills are growing at a rapid pace After researching he discovered that most of

India's Latest Start Up Scandal Gensol borrowed almost ₹978 crore to rent electric vehicles (EVs) to BluSmart. And the interesting fact here is that Gensol has no direct equity or ownership interest in BluSmart as a distinct legal entity. Gensol do

Why Most Startups Fail (And How You Can Save Yours) Let’s be honest – starting a startup sounds exciting. But here’s a fact that many people don’t talk about: Most startups fail. In fact, around 90 out of 100 don’t make it. But wait – it’s not alw

Reflections on PR Stunts by CEOs I want to share my thoughts on some recent PR stunts that have left me feeling a bit disappointed. Take Deepinder Goyal, for instance, delivering food with his wife in #Zomato uniforms. While I understand the intenti

Most startups don’t fail because the idea was bad. They fail because the wrong person was solving the right problem.😵 Let me explain. Everyone's obsessed with product-market fit. But barely anyone talks about the real deal: founder problem market