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Does the US$44 billion cheque for Twitter, Inc. (or X ) make sense now? Some people are visionary (read Elon Musk), but most are not. These visionary people are playing the long game.

"Buying Twitter for $44B was crazy and overpriced," says Elon Musk on Joe Rogan's podcast. Musk, who rebranded Twitter to "X" in 2023, shared that he felt the acquisition was necessary to avoid major setbacks in social media. #ElonMusk #Twitter #JoeR

Elon's Algorithm (extreme but effective) With this, Tesla factories produced 4,000 cars per week when 1,000 cars was considered ambitious by the industry. 1. Question every requirement: Make sure that every task or action you take is fully tied to

Elon Musk-owned Tesla shows off Optimus humanoid robots at ‘We Robot’ event At Tesla's 'We Robot' event in California on Thursday, Elon Musk showcased several humanoid Optimus robots, demonstrating their capabilities by walking, serving drinks, an

🤯 Elon Musk declare open support to Trump's for elections in terms of funding and other things. 🧐 What's your thought is this good for business perspective ? Elon Musk, the billionaire known for his increasing criticism of President Joe Biden, h

Sauna works as well as antidepressants and will help defeat depression In the U.S. scientists for a month they treated people with cognitive behavioral therapy and sessions in the sauna. As a result, 90% of the participants managed to dull the sympto

The man who mentored both Elon Musk and Steve Jobs: Larry Ellison. He taught them a blueprint for success that made them over $400 billion. Here’s the blueprint: Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, isn’t your typical CEO. He’s the “bad boy” of

🤖AI-Powered Robot for Clothing Manufacturers SoftWear Automation has developed the Sewbot, a robotic sewing machine with elements of artificial intelligence. Thanks to computer vision technology, the robot can stitch T-shirts, fabric elements for s

Some Startup Statistics • The average funding amount for a Series C round is $68 million • The second largest reason why startups fail (29% of cases) is due to running out of funding and personal money. • 23% of startups mentioned team issues lead

🚀 WTF is Outsourcing in Startups? You're running a startup faster than Milkha Singh, but suddenly realized, you can't do everything yourself. outsourcing enters in the picture like Tiger Shroff entering in random scene, the art of passing the par