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One smart way to end monopoly or duopoly ??

I think Medial developers could consider implementing a badge system to recognize users based on milestones such as six months or one year of activity or any other parameters.

🚀 Chinese affordable electric cars from BYD priced at $10,000 are setting a new benchmark for global automakers. 🧐 American car manufacturers fear that China is setting a new global standard that they cannot ignore. 🚗💲 😳 Is this good or bad ?

Is going through ur chats or tracking ur activity on browser To offer betters ads bad? Arent they showing relevant and different options? anyways all ur data is stored in databases with hashing so nobody actually knows who u r in the ocean of users.

ONE INTERESTING OBSERVATION SERIES DAY #3 Notice the big difference in GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION between India and China's GDP, which represents investment in things like infrastructure, property, and machinery. China dedicates a whopping 43% o

India Needs a Zillow-Like Real Estate App Huge Market Gap Waiting to Be Filled! India lacks a high-quality real estate app like Zillow in the US. While platforms like NoBroker and MagicBricks exist, they have a limited Ul and fewer options within a

Knowledge gained<>shared to you-part 1 Qapita and Carta are two reliable Saas tools for equity or cap table management. As the company grows, it becomes imperative to manage the cap table digitally. While Excel can do the job, the process should

Assination either is it bluff or real act one action on truth and one coin with 2 sides of real. Perhaps whatever it is as Donald Trump is in need of Hour for world peace which world has seen in his past assignments while he was sitting in Oval offi

Hard facts & reality check - India operates ~8GW of nuclear power, and intends to reach 22GW by 2032 and 100GW by 2047 🙏🙏 China, on the other hand, has 56GW now, is announcing minimum 10GW of fresh new reactors every year, and is aiming for 200GW

Here’s why Flipkart actually needs Amazon to survive and vice versa Duopolies are not just a coincidence; they’re a kind of market law. Think about it: Coke and Pepsi. Swiggy and Zomato. Amazon and Flipkart. Why are there always two players domin