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These 3 guys became billionaires by copying other companies. They created clones of eBay, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter… And somehow they got away with it (and made billions). Here’s the crazy story of the Samwer Brothers: In the late 1990s, the Sam

Scientists say whatever safeties we create may be useless in preventing harmful AI from taking over the world. In fact, there is no current evidence that AI can be controlled safely, according to an extensive review, and without proof that AI can be

The story of three brothers who copied western startups and became billionaires. (Saturday Startup Nugget - The Samwer Brothers -Story 1). The Samwer brothers, Oliver, Marc, and Alexander, have earned a notorious reputation in the tech world for th

How Two Brothers Built a $100B Company! This is the story of Patrick Collison and John Collison, two Irish brothers with a passion for technology and entrepreneurship. In 2010, the Collison brothers were frustrated by the complexity of online payme

Larry Ellison, a name not many know but should know. Why? Because behind the scenes, he’s one of the most ruthless billionaires in tech. He founded Oracle, the company that became the invisible engine behind most enterprise software in the world.

In 2018, PUBG and Fortnite went to war. PUBG sued Fortnite for stealing their game. Today, Fortnite is worth $31.5B and PUBG lost the lawsuit. The reason? They forgot the most important rule in business. Here's the full story of gaming's greatest

Time to redefine your ‘early stage fundraising' strategy? Stop waiting for the cavalry. The narrative of blaming the early-stage investor ecosystem is a distraction from the real work of building value. We hear the murmurs – "lack of capital," "unre

The Untold Story of CaratLane – How a Digital Spark Became a ₹17,000 Crore Empire • This is Part 2 of Our Series: Disruptive Brands Changing the Game in India 1. Market Fit – Spotting the Gap in Tradition In 2008, Mithun Sacheti and Srinivasa Gopal

Today, I went to a meeting where some new traders and investors had gathered. We were there primarily to discuss the Indian market, but the majority of the questions were related to the stock markets of China, Pakistan, Turkey, Japan, and South Korea