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Everyone thought Bezos was insane in 2005... When he gave away unlimited free shipping. Now, Amazon's "free shipping" makes more money than Snapchat and Airbnb combined. Here's how Amazon quietly created the most genius business model ever: The y

They literally just sell water in a can and still raised ruppes 566 crores at 10,000 crores valuation. Insane times to be alive 😨😨

Last year was full of ups and downs. Experienced new things which includes goods and bads, but learned from everything. Another year awaits... Turned 22 today ❤

Can’t believe TikTok is still making huge profits despite a ban in one of the largest countries in the world - India. Amazing model.

How the US Military Lost $2.3 Trillion! So Firstly, The US military didn’t loose $2.3 trillion, they just lost track of where it was spent. Understand that with an easy example. So Imagine that you earned and spent 10 lakhs in a year, but only doc

General Motors is plowing another $850 million into “Cruise” despite losing $8.2 billion on the autonomous car division since 2017. Cruise shut down its robotaxi service last year after one of its cars hit a pedestrian who was struck first by anot

Google and openai We'll just talk about one point here- Chatgpt- it cannot give you real time information afrer 2021, it's not aware about present world situation While bard ai of Google can give you real time information after 2021, and bard is

ONE LAKH SUBSCRIBER 🔥🔥🫶 But I still remember the happiness of 1K subs three year back. Check'em out https://youtube.com/@muzicmantra?si=2pOI5kwPF_RhBCvA

I recently was invited by Polaris School of Technology to interact with over 160 students in their ongoing batch. Talked about entrepreneurship, a career in tech, navigating thoughts on purpose and a lot of other fun things. There were tons of que

In 2003, Lego were just months from bankruptcy. Their sales were plummeting & they were $800 Million in debt. Until they made ONE decision that would transform Lego into a $13 Billion empire... Here's the full story: 2003: LEGO was burning. $800