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🚨 Top 10 fastest-growing major cities in the world. 1. Bengaluru 🇮🇳 2. Ho Chi Minh 🇻🇳 3. Delhi 🇮🇳 4. Shenzhen 🇨🇳 5. Hyderabad, 🇮🇳 6. Hanoi 🇻🇳 7. Guangzhou 🇨🇳 8. Mumbai, 🇮🇳 9. Manila 🇵🇭 10. Riyadh 🇸🇦 (Savills Growth Hubs Index)

Elon Musk spent $300 million to dig a massive tunnel underground. Wall Street called it a publicity stunt. Now it's worth over $100 billion. Here's the insane story of why cities globally are desperate to buy it (and how it could eliminate traffic

The I-400 class submarinen of Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) were the largest underwater aircraft carrier and remained the largest ever built until the construction of nuclear ballistic missile submarine in the 1960s. The idea came in 1914 Germany whe

Pitchbook just shared the list of top startup cities! ➪ San Francisco: Raised $427.6B in startup capital, home to 11,812 startups, 20% of US startups 🌉 ➪ New York City: Raised $179.9B, with 6,951 startups and 130 unicorns 🗽 ➪ Beijing: Raised $1

🇨🇳 China launches world's largest offshore solar power plant with 1 GW capacity. The project will help save about 503,800 tons of coal and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 1.34 million tons per year 🤯 🔥 The installation is located 8 km off the

🗣 American company Rocket Lab has built the world's largest 3D printer, which will be used to produce reusable space rockets made from carbon fiber. 🚀🌌 The massive machine, as tall as a 4-story building and weighing 70 tons, can lay layers at a s

🚀 China turns on hypergravity machine to ‘ Compress ’ time and space 🌌 🤯 The world’s most advanced hypergravity machine – capable of generating forces thousands of times greater than Earth’s surface gravity – has been switched on in China, a s

India🇮🇳 we have now 17 metro system with operational line of 945km, 3rd largest in the world ( 🇨🇳-10,272km, 🇺🇸-1,389km ) and 715 metro station in which delhi alone have 213 metro station(350km) and bengaluru 66(73km) ,bengaluru experiences the

GoJek In the streets of Jakarta, one man's vision was about to change the face of Southeast Asian tech. Nadiem Makarim, a Harvard-educated Indonesian entrepreneur, saw beyond the gridlock and spotted an opportunity that would not only revolutionize