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OpenAI has booked a 30 second ad at the Super Bowl for $8 million (Forbes). While that may sound massive, considering the 200 million Super Bowl viewers, the cost per person comes down to just $0.04. Your thoughts?

Company that generates the most revenue per employee in world and it’s not Apple or Google. Out of the top 10 Asian companies generating the most revenue per employee, 4 are from India. Here are the facts: - Rajesh Exports earns $39.4 billion in

Random question from Everyone Ever thought of creating a million-dollar startup? If yes, what are you doing right now to make it happen? And if not, why not start thinking about it?

Why Most Startups Die Due to “Zombie Metrics” (And How to Avoid) ⁉️ Many early-stage founders celebrate the wrong things—likes, followers, website visits, or app downloads—thinking they signal growth. In reality, these are Zombie Metrics. What Are

Idea: A website for you to put your final thoughts, ideas and literally anything you want for the people you love. Let's say I have 100s of billion dollar ideas but they are worthless when I die. What if there was a way I could keep it safely somew

"For every million dollars spent, one life is lost" This was a quote by Joseph Strauss, the Chief engineer of the Golden Gate Bridge. So Untill 1930s, construction of large infrastructure projects never focused on worker safety. Because of this, nu

Welcome to BUSINESS STORIES ! EP-3 (Liquid death💀 case study) What is Liquid Death? It's a beverage company that sells water in metal cans, which will kill your thirst ■Origin story■ Founder Mike Cessario observed people at a music concert drinki

Ever wondered how URL shorteners make money? Take AdFly, for example. Launched in 2009, it turned link sharing into a multi-million-dollar business. Here’s how: when someone clicked on a shortened link, they were shown ads before reaching the final d

Built a Million-Dollar Business… from Laundry? Yes. Alex Smereczniak started doing laundry in college. Left it. Joined consulting. Hated it. Came back. And turned laundry into a multimillion-dollar empire - 2ULaundry now runs in 29 cities in the USA