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Yahoo - was founded in 1994 by Jerry Yang and David Filo two graduate students but he's the thing Yahoo was never meant to be a business these two graduates just listed their favourite website in a directory and published it in the internet. Because

A Gen Z developer just told his interviewer, "I'm 1000 times better than you," and turned down the job offer. 🙅‍♂️🔥 Is this bold self-belief inspiring or just plain arrogance? 🤔 Whether you see it as confidence or cockiness, one thing's clear: G

I feel Dream Sports had sensed this coming and were slowly cutting down their dependence on that side of the busines but the government brought in the ban way earlier than they expected and that is where things really turned messy for them.

All of us are thinking that we are the smartest person in the world . is it really true or we all are living in dilulu ? we start something and when it become successful no matter how. Everyone says we knew that will happen and what if we failed e

How facebook started ? How it took over social media market ? Facebook's User Acquisition: A Masterclass in Digital Growth How did a college dorm project become a global phenomenon? Let's break it down: ➪ Start small: Focus on a niche (college

A small initiative. I want to share a recent story that happened to me. I was urgently looking for a video editor for our startup, Set2Score, and my maid had been repeatedly asking me to find work for her daughter. I thought about asking her daugh

FamPay clearly knew what they were doing. Only reason why their core business of making a neo bank for Teens didn't work well is that they were too early. They were trying to promote Online Payments for teens when their parents themselves hadn't ada

🧠 The $800M “no” to Meta When a startup says no to nearly a billion dollars, you pay attention. South Korea–based FuriosaAI, which designs high-performance chips for artificial intelligence, just turned down an $800M acquisition offer from Meta. I

Facebook offered him $3 Billion for his company. He turned them down. Now, his company is worth 5x what Facebook offered. 5 lessons from the crazy story of Evan Spiegel: Imagine being 23 and turning down $3 billion. Most would call you crazy. Yo