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This is Europe's youngest founder of a billion-dollar company. At 19, he dropped out of college. Today, he created Uber's biggest rival with +150M users. Here's how a kid built an $8 billion company from his parent's bedroom: At just 19, Markus V

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While most entrepreneurs would have been discouraged by the hundreds of VC rejections, he found success by focusing on smaller investors and leveraging the potential of localized growth

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