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You see the person in the first image? That's Dr.Nichols, a Massachusetts chemist who first came up with the idea of a twist cube puzzle with six colored faces. It was a 2x2x2 cube. In the year 1968, he constructed a working prototype and in Ap

Don't know if whatever he's saying is true or not, but recently he has made some bold statements. If he stands by his words, then who is Elon? 🙌

This domain was previously owned by Dharmesh Shah, HubSpot's founder and CTO. In early 2023, Mr Shah bought chat.com for $15.5 million, and a few months later, he announced its sale without disclosing the buyer or final price, though he confirmed it

Well, imo, Bhavesh Agarwal is really a great founder and doesn't deserve any of the hate he's getting. Like, he created OLA, something which we use daily, followed by the cool EV scooters. He also started cloud storage and forced Google Maps to redu

The Man Who Sold Pixels – Alex Tew In 2005, a 21-year-old student, Alex Tew, wanted to pay for college but had no money. He launched The Million Dollar Homepage, selling ad space at $1 per pixel. The website became a sensation, and he sold all pixel

The Guy Who Sold Air & Made Billions 💨💰 Imagine selling nothing—literally thin air—and becoming a billionaire. Sounds like a scam, right? Well, Frederic Tudor did it in the 1800s, and people thought he was insane. ❄️ This guy sold ice—yes, frozen

Everyone talks about the same billionaires everyday: Musk. Zuck. Bezos. But there's one man who became a billionaire at just 25 — and by 2030, the entire world will use his product. Here's his story (and what you can learn from him): Austin is a

Vinay Hiremath, co-founder of Loom, is rich beyond most people's wildest dreams. When he sold his startup to Atlassian for nearly $1 billion in 2023, Hiremath walked away with somewhere between $50 to 70 million.

People look up to him as a god in building consumer apps and scaling them. Nikita bier made the same app twice and once sold to Facebook and once sold to discord. Widely regarded as the best guy for advice if you are building in consumer space.

Ram Shriram, an Indian American billionaire, played a pivotal role in the establishment of Google. As one of the earliest investors, he contributed $0.5 million to the company while Sergey Brin and Larry Page were still operating from a garage. Shri