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How the project STARGATE will impact the tech in USA and ultimately the whole world ??

Movie Recommendations which are startup and business focused! Already watched : Social Network, Upstarts, Steve Jobs, the founder - mc Donalds, wolf of wall street, Pursuit of happiness. Suggest more 😁

Sam Altman has invested in more than 400 companies, The Wall Street Journal reported. •Some firms reportedly backed by Altman do business with OpenAI, raising questions about conflicts. •OpenAI says the company carefully manages any potential confl

Watch all these movies now and believe you will get mind-blowing refreshing ideas and mindset for your startups. 1=} the persuit of happyness 2=} the founder 3=} the wolf of Wall Street 4=} scam 1992 5=} Steve jobs 6=} rocket Singh 7=} money hiest

Hi people. My friend and I thought of a startup and working on it. I was the one who thought about the startup idea and asked him to join me, initially the momentum was good we started with the research part, now for the past few days he isn't much i

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NVIDIA swallows Reliance Industries in a SINGLE DAY Valued at Rs 20 lakh crore, Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries (RIL) looks like a mammoth on Dalal Street. But for the titans of Wall Street, this is loose change. NVIDIA shares soared over 16% ov

If we look closely at the USA's tariff policies, it is clear that the USA is also safeguarding its own interests here. Undoubtedly, IT companies are the most impacted by this, and this is evident in today's market. Among auto companies, only Tata Mot

🗣 The Wall Street Journal has identified the most attractive job in IT right now—a data center technician. Here are some key facts: • Over the past 4 years, job openings have increased by +18% • In the last 3 years, salaries have risen by +43% • T

What we Indians can make or produce today that the whole world will consume in the next few decades instead of the vice versa situation that is happening today ??