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This timeline never ceases to amaze - Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has challenged Elon Musk to a fight, and Musk accepted.🥊🤯 Furthermore, Musk promised that if he wins against Maduro, he will give him a free ticket to Mars. But if Maduro wi

Have you ever wondered why Google doesn't maintain a consistently high market share in some fields? It all comes down to intentionality. Despite being dominant in search and operating systems, Google purposefully positions itself as just another tech

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Hi everyone! I feel proud to announce that I have launched my page on Instagram as a social media manager. After weeks of contemplating, fighting my imposter syndrome and getting over my fear of being seen, I have taken my first step. Join me on my

Hey folks, Just shifted to Blr last week and looking to meet some cool new people here! A bit about me: Engineer by education, marketer by profession and a builder at heart. I’m building in the agentic AI space and have launched an AI interviewe

Day 52: BLR Brand Champions: Building a Buzz in a Busy Market Standing out in Bengaluru's crowded startup scene requires a powerful brand voice. Here's your guide to becoming a brand champion: * Know Your Why: Define your brand's core values and

Caring for Those Who Care for Us! Vasan Eye Care conducted a comprehensive eye check-up camp at JAIN College on Saturday, 21st Dec for our dedicated teaching, non-teaching, housekeeping, and security staff. This initiative was a step to prioritize

21 year old Mark Zuckerberg explains why he isn’t worried about competition from Google In 2005, Mark Zuckerberg, then just 21 years old, gave a talk at Harvard where he shared his thoughts on competing with big companies like Google. Instead of w