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Which is the better choice? 1. To enter into manufacturing business with some products not contract manufacturing. 2. To replicate what zetwerk is doing. If one should start manufacturing then which niche one should go for?

Professional swipers have appeared in the USA — people who use dating apps on your behalf. 📱👥 Employees of specialized agencies fully manage clients' accounts, swiping left and right and selecting suitable "candidates." The price for such services

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🔴28 employees entered #Google CEO’s office and threatened to stay there until Google canceled its $1.2 billion contract with the Israeli 🇮🇱government. Google has FIRED all of them from job. 👉 What's your take on this topic is it an ethical way

There is no point posting good content on twitter. Random shitpost does 1000x better than quality content.

Hi, I'm launching a dog food brand on Amazon and looking for a private-label partner. Could you share details on: 1. MOQ 2. Quality Options 3. Pricing? Looking forward to your response! Divyank Gupta

Hey fellow entrepreneurs, As a young D2C brand focused on high-quality leather products, we're exploring global expansion. We're seeking insights from experienced exporters on: - Selecting target export markets. - Overcoming logistical hurdles. -

EPFO (employees have control over their data) If the login credentials are compromised, employee data can be accessed by anyone. It is essential for the employees to have control to their data. Only the employees should be allowed to enter their dat

I want to to use a maping service to tell me the distance and time between two set of latitude and longitude coordinates by bike, car etc. Similar to how you see on Google Maps when you enter source and destination. Suggest alternatives to Google Ma

How Google made you dependent :) 🤖 Ever wonder why your Android's stuffed with Google apps? Strap in, it's story time. Hook: Google didn't just create Android. They crafted digital dependency disguised as convenience. 2005: Google's sweating. Bla