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WhatsApp, a name that has become synonymous with instant messaging and voice-over-IP services, was founded in 2009 by Jan Koum and Brian Acton, two individuals who had previously worked at Yahoo. The idea for WhatsApp was born out of a desire to crea

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Brian Armstrong explains how he built Coinbase on nights and weekends while working at Airbnb Most aspiring founders struggle to find time for their startups. Brian Armstrong, co-founder of Coinbase, faced the same challenge. But instead of wait

Coinbase founder shares the most important lesson from his startup failure before Coinbase Brian started a tutoring website in college, helping students find tutors. He charged a 10% fee on all payments. It worked well at first, but soon, people

Brian Armstrong tells the founding story of Coinbase: “Nothing was working” Brian Armstrong's journey to building Coinbase wasn’t easy. In 2012, he left his job and joined Y Combinator to follow his dream of creating something big. But things di

If you ever want to start you own business, these are 4 books that you should definitely read, which will give you an unfair advantage. 1 - No Rules Rules by Reed Hastings who is the founder and CEO of Netflix. Netflix does not have a leave policy.

When you're serious about your dreams, - Be ready to be alone - Be ready to be doubted - Be ready to be criticized - Be ready to be laughed at - Be ready to be misunderstood - Be ready to lose many people.

Live Drama is happening in the AI world..👌 2days ago Elon offered to buy OpenAI for $97.4 Billion.💵 Sam Altman's response? He laughed and called it "insulting." And he made a $9.74 billion 💵 offer to buy Twitter 🔥🤣 Then Elon replied saying Swi

Elon Musk is so good at what he does that nearly 80% of people believe he is faking or hyping it.

💥 Kunal Shah – The Rebel Who Built CRED 💥 Dropped out of MBA. Never coded. Never followed rules. Yet built FreeCharge (sold to Snapdeal for $400M) and then CRED (valued at $6B+). While everyone thought loyalty programs were dead, he created CRED—