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In 2006, Yahoo offered $1B for Facebook. Every advisor told Zuck to sell. But one mysterious mentor told him to hold. Today Facebook is worth $1.5 TRILLION. Meet the hidden genius who saw Facebook's future before anyone else: In 2005, Facebook w

Facebook offered him $3 Billion for his company. He turned them down. Now, his company is worth 5x what Facebook offered. 5 lessons from the crazy story of Evan Spiegel: Imagine being 23 and turning down $3 billion. Most would call you crazy. Yo

As I've turned 18 (finally - 14/04/2006), do you have any pieces of advice for this aspiring college boy? PS: He's gonna move out from home and stay in a different city.

In 1998 Yahoo could have bought Google for $1 million, they refused Now - Google is now worth over $1.5 trillion . . In 2004 Google offered $75 million for Facebook Market Zuckerberg refused eventually turning facebook into Meta it now valued at

Yahoo - was founded in 1994 by Jerry Yang and David Filo two graduate students but he's the thing Yahoo was never meant to be a business these two graduates just listed their favourite website in a directory and published it in the internet. Because

Mark Zuckerberg busy in eating bhajiya in Anant Ambani's pre wedding in India so Instagram & Facebook server's down without owner 😅😂😂

Rakesh Gangwal and Rahul Bhatia co-founded IndiGo Airlines in 2006, aiming to create a successful low-cost airline in India. Gangwal later stepped down from the board in 2022 but retained a significant stake in the company.

🚀 OpenAI’s valuation curve looks like a SpaceX launch From a non-profit in 2015 to a $157B AI powerhouse in 2024, Eric Flaningam's chart perfectly captures the wild trajectory. Some key moments: ▪️ 2015: Founded as a non-profit with $1B in fundin

"Branding isn't just about what you sell but about what you stand for" - Tata Salt It shows that even in a commodity market, emotional connections can drive loyalty. Share your views down below 👇

Facebook strategic investment journey 💙!! ⇢ launched in 2004 as "The facebook" for college students, creating exclusivity. ⇢ Opened to the public in 2006, rapidly growing with the introduction of news feed. ⇢ Monetized in 2008 with targeted ads