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x.com was once Elon Musk’s online banking startup in 1999, which later became PayPal. Musk bought the domain back in 2017 for sentimental reasons. In 2023, after acquiring Twitter, he rebranded it to X and moved it to x.com — bringing his vision full

Big Tech Drama! Elon Musk offered $97.4 Billion to buy OpenAI. But Sam Altman said “No, thank you” and replied: “We will buy Twitter for $9.74 Billion if you want.” This is not just a meme. This really happened. Tech world is on fire! #OpenAI #E

From Odeo to X— The Wild Journey of Twitter! In 2005, podcasting was booming. A startup called Odeo, co-founded by Evan Williams, was betting big on it. But then Apple announced podcasts on iTunes. Game over. The Odeo team needed a pivot. Jack Dors

The riskiest pivot in social media history: Launching paid subscriptions while every other platform depended on ads. But Elon saw something no one else did... 15 months later, X Premium's results are remarkable. Everyone needs to understand why it

X finally valued at $44 billion, the exact sum Elon Musk paid for the social media site in 2022 Months after the valuation of X (formerly Twitter) was estimated to have fallen by 80 percent, investors are now pegging the social media platform’s valu

Twitter was always a bit of a mess. It wasn’t polished like Instagram or curated like LinkedIn. It was noisy, fast, and alive. A place where culture sparked, where arguments flared up over nothing, and where memes traveled faster than news headlines.

Story of Airbnb: From Air Mattresses to a Global Hospitality Empire In 2007, roommates Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia couldn’t afford rent in San Francisco. With a design conference in town and hotels fully booked, they rented out air mattresses in the

Elon Musk's Stunts: A Timeline of Controversy and Market-Moving Moments Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur behind Tesla Inc. (TSLA:US) and SpaceX, and now X (formerly twitter) has become as famous for his headline-grabbing antics as for his

Holding XRP since it was Rs. 40. Psychology behind the decision was very simple. Its logo is a X and elon musk loves X. The coin has limited supply and a simple law of economics states that limited supply and increasing demand increase prices. Now