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You don't need a extra ordinary idea to build something. Ola cabs is a copy of uber. Facebook inspired by myspace Execution matters. Ideas dont

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This Startup is Making Flying Cars a Reality! Meet Joby, an American startup founded on 9/11 (2009) by JoeBen Bevirt. JoeBen had a deep interest in engineering from a young age. In high school, he built the world’s first full-suspension mountain bi

Hi there will a startup like Halo cabs will work in India. So this it how it works. We will pay cab drivers to place a smart digital billboard on the roof of there cars and sell the advertisement slots to various companies later will introduce in cab

When do you change your tyres? On time or only when there’s no other option left? For both bikes and cars, tyre replacement is something most of us push until we absolutely have to. Some people plan ahead, while others wait for a puncture or until t

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🎭 The Thiel Files: When Being Wrong Makes You Right Peter Thiel has made a fortune by being the only one in the room who says, “Actually, I disagree.” In a world built on consensus, Thiel thrives on conflict. He doesn’t chase trends—he questions t

Stan Lee The Creator Who Made Heroes Feel Human When you think of superheroes, you probably picture the usual suspects, Spider-Man swinging through New York, Iron Man flying around with his suit, or Captain America throwing that iconic shield. But

Meet the man who built India's third-largest bank worth 45,000 CR. 1. Born into a 60-member Gujarati joint family, Uday Kotak used to stay in a single house with his family, who shared one kitchen. He worked hard and studied master's at the Universi

Gifted 5 CR cars to employees, drives a second-hand car himself. 1. Born in Cuddalore in Tamil Nadu, Suresh Sambadnam was always interested in computers. Although he had secured admission to the University of Madras, he never attended college. At 19