A wonderful video by Think School telling how Blinkit can take over Amazon!
It's Key Points in Short
1) a decade ago, if you sell your product on amazon, you will get sales easily. Now that's the case with Blinkit.
Bombay Shaving Company said that
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Anirudh Gupta
CA Aspirant|Content ... • 10m
I heard that Jeff Bezos deliberately tries to get more sales for his sponsored products and later acquire the seller products according to his own t/c.is it true?
In 1996, Kleiner Perkins invested $8 million for a 15% stake in Amazon.
Reflecting on that time, John Doerr, now Chairperson of Kleiner Perkins, shared his insights about Jeff Bezos and Amazon.
Jeff Bezos Bold Move: Why Giving Up Equity Was the Key to Building Amazon.
In 1994, Jeff Bezos left his high-paying Wall Street job to launch Amazon, with just $10,000 in savings.
To bring his vision of the “everything store” to life, he needed fu
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has surpassed Jeff Bezos as the world's second-richest person. With his 13% stake in Meta, Mark's net worth has risen by $78 billion in 2024, more than any other member of the 500 richest people tracked by the index.
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This infographic 📉 📈 highlights key acquisitions by Amazon from 1998 to 2024, illustrating how these strategic purchases, ranging from companies like IMDb 🎥 and Whole Foods🙆 to Zoox and Ring, shaped Amazon's growth and diversification across indu
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Deepasnhu Chail
Mastering the Game o... • 7m
How is Jeff Bezos So Rich with Only 9% of Amazon?
Jeff Bezos's net worth is substantial even though he owns only about 9% of Amazon because of several key reasons:
1. Amazon's Market Capitalization: For instance, if Amazon's market cap is $1.5 tril
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Jeff Bezos explains why product is more important than marketing in the Internet era
Jeff Bezos shared a powerful insight in a 2012 interview: the internet has transformed how word-of-mouth works.
Before, companies could succeed with average produ
This is Jeff Bezos’s favorite book.
He’s been rereading it for 25 years straight, and it inspired his most famous decision-making model.
Here are the 7 lessons from "The Remains of the Day" that helped him build his Amazon empire:
In 1987, Jeff Be
Jeff Bezos is a big believer in Second Order Thinking.
Not just Bezos — Elon Musk, Warren Buffet, and Steve Jobs too.
Here's what it is, how to use it, and become better at it:
Second-order thinking is thinking beyond the obvious.
You dig deeper.
Most Startup Advice is a Lie
Every founder loves a good success story.
📈 “Jeff Bezos started in his garage.”
📈 “Airbnb was rejected by investors 100+ times.”
📈 “Elon Musk went all in and won.”
💡 Survivorship Bias: We only hear from the startu
