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Naukri was born during the dot-com boom. It survived every tech bubble, and it's still relevant

Ai boom gonna burst just like dot com bubble. Seen many useless products of which not even one can afford to create value among consumers.

Is GenAI the New Dot-Com Bubble? Let's Break It Down 📊 The AI hype is real, but is history repeating itself? 🔄 Similarities to the Dot-Com era: → Massive investments pouring in 💰 → Overvalued companies with little revenue 📈 → Promises of revol

IIT graduates led the startup revolution during the dot-com boom and in the late 2000. now, with AI democratizing technology, which institutions will produce the next wave of marquee entrepreneurs (2025-2045)?

People are Crazy Behind Self Help Books. Biographies, Philosophy,Fiction are far far better than them, not totally neglecting self help but , they are so overhyped. Fictions makes up your imagination. Biographies tells you how did great people actua

From Garage Startup to B2B Powerhouse The Genesis: → 1996: Founded by Dinesh Agarwal → Started in a Delhi garage with just $20 Key Milestones: 1. Early Struggle (1996-2000) • Convincing SMEs to go online • Surviving the dot-com bubble burst

Is ONDC Overhyped? Is it a threat or an opportunity? With ONDC aiming to become a one-stop solution for everything from retail to services, is it stretching itself too thin by trying to do it all? In a world driven by private enterprises, can a Pu

Pets.com: The Rise and Fall of a Dot-com Era Icon In the late 1990s, the dot-com boom was in full swing, and investors were eager to get in on the latest internet startups. One such company that captured the attention of investors and pet lovers ali

64% of all US venture capital in 2025 has gone to AI startups. Let that sink in for a moment. We're witnessing an investment frenzy that makes the dot-com bubble look measured by comparison. 70% of these funded AI startups still don't generate real r

Why Did Webvan, a Grocery Delivery Platform failed So, it was 1996. The internet was expanding as crazy, and every dot-com company was raising millions with nothing but an idea. Louis Borders decided to jump on this trend and thus started Webvan.