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Hey , Can anyone help me to make an app .... ? please ! I will tell him directly what kind of App I want and if he want he can take some money or some share in the company .........

Does anyone know the success story of Mark Zuckerberg??? Tips he followed Copy the idea Stopping the original idea creation Removing his friend from facebook. without noticing him and giving shares 0.03% Every founder must follow these tip

niket raj dwivedi is gandhiji of this times inspite of so much busy schedule he make sure to answer each n every question posted to him on the medial

Mark Zuckerberg stole Facebook from them. So they sued him for $65 million. Now they're crypto billionaires. Lessons from the wild story of the Winklevoss twins: Let's start with betrayal. In 2004, Harvard twins hired Zuckerberg to build their n

This kid created America's deadliest weapons from his garage. Built a billion-dollar company at 21. They called him the 'Steve Jobs of VR'. Today, Facebook, Apple, and US military defense can't live without him. Here's the crazy story: At 16, Pal

Are you an introvert? Think you can make it with startups? Because Mark Zuckerberg did it too right? But you should know that when mark got the opportunity, to speak about him, his product, he forgot about the fact that he was one. Do you struggle

This Is How Questions Are Resolved: ▪️I told my son: “You will marry the girl I chose.” He replied: “NO!” ▪️I said this is Bill Gates' daughter . He said: "OK" . ▪️I called Bill Gates and said that I want his daughter to marry my son. He replied:

My co-founder doesn't own any responsibility in the startup nor he pushes himself at all to take ownership of anything. He does the work that I give him(basic work). We are a funded startup operating since 4 years, I have already had a lot of discuss

People look up to him as a god in building consumer apps and scaling them. Nikita bier made the same app twice and once sold to Facebook and once sold to discord. Widely regarded as the best guy for advice if you are building in consumer space.

BYJU'S CEO Byju Raveendran apologized to the teachers of the edtech company for the delay in salary payments. "We haven't been able to compensate you for your work. This isn't right, and I’m truly sorry," Raveendran wrote in an email. He said that he