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If you had $5 million, what would you rather buy? 🤔

hey guys, if you had to learn about influence and leadership which books you'll prefer? and also where would you buy it online? waiting for your response...

Sony invented the future. But others built empires from their ideas. From music to cameras to smartphones — Sony built the tech. Others scaled it. Others took the market. This is how Sony changed the world — and got left behind. Sony created the f

Thinking of Starting a Premium Sugarcane Juice Brand – Need Your Thoughts! Hey everyone! I’ve been exploring the idea of launching a premium, packaged sugarcane juice brand, and I’d love to hear your thoughts. Sugarcane juice is not just refreshing

I want to buy an iphone but spending a hefty amount I would rather prefer to go buy a second hand device which will definitely cost effective. OLX where there is no trust due to C2C model and not going on cashify due to high prices, not much of inve

Perplexity's Bold Move: Becoming the Next Google? CEO Aravind Srinivas revealed that Perplexity is building its own browser, Comet, to track user behavior outside the app — aiming to sell premium ads with better targeting. 🔹 Collects browsing, sho

Hey Everyone! I’m excited to share that I’m launching a new startup where anyone can buy, sell, or re-sell premium, limited-edition items like watches, sneakers, and collectible cards! ⌚👟💎 But here's where I need your help—I’m not the best at comin

Honest Feedback: My first creatine product from Project Dot — clean, premium & minimal Hey everyone, I’ve been trying almost every creatine brand in the market, but most of them felt the same — plastic jars, loud labels, and too much text. I wanted

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

Naaptol: The ₹1,000 Crore TV Shopping Empire You Forgot About Back when e-commerce was still finding its feet, Naaptol was running 24/7 ads on TV, selling everything from non-stick cookware to “magic” weight loss belts. Founded in 2008, it cracked