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Elon Musk spent $300 million to dig a massive tunnel underground. Wall Street called it a publicity stunt. Now it's worth over $100 billion. Here's the insane story of why cities globally are desperate to buy it (and how it could eliminate traffic

"GAMBLING with the Last 5000 dollars" Bankruptcy to Billions #3 FedEx Turnaround from Bankruptcy FedEx was founded in 1971 by Frederick W. Smith.Smith's concept was to create an integrated air-to-ground system specifically designed for overnight de

Zypp Electric’s Revenue Nears INR 300 Cr Mark Zypp Electric is a big player in the EV sector. It has recently made headlines with it’s amazing growth. The revenue of the company increased around 2.7 times. It nears 300 Crore mark for FY24.This shows

"When was the last time you truly broke a familiar pattern in your life? Not just tweaking what you do, but questioning why you do it?" Most of us operate on autopilot, repeating what works—or worse, repeating mistakes. This is what psychologists c

Ever find yourself stuck in the cycle of 'just one more task'? Our work culture tends to glorify being constantly busy, but staying late or pushing ourselves beyond limits doesn’t necessarily equal success. It’s easy to think that going the extra mi

Entrepreneurship: The Reality Behind Every Journey As entrepreneurs, we often start with a clear plan in mind a straight path to success. However, the reality is far more unpredictable, as depicted in this image. "My Plan" symbolizes the vision eve

7 Things I Wish a Friend Had Told Me About Entrepreneurship 👇 1. Make Your Own Rules Success means different things to different people. Don’t compare. Play your own game. 2. Protect Your Energy Avoid energy drainers. Hire people you’d work with f

Ever wondered why your customers disappear? It’s not always about the product. Many times, it's the experience surrounding it. A colleague of mine ran a simple audit on their customer service process and made one shocking discovery: Most of their

FredSmith_FedEx_YS Fred Smith was an undergraduate at Yale University in 1965. As part of the coursework, he wrote an economics paper exploring the process of transportation of goods in the United States. He found that the shippers relied on transpor