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Imagine building 30 million dollars ARR business at 18 and still getting rejected by almost all of the top colleges.

Imagine a place where you can learn or teach anything! Well, Thats Udemy, an EdTech startup founded by Eren Bali and Gagan Biyani in 2010. In Feb 2010, the founders tried to raise funds for it but they were rejected 30 times. Thus, they bootstrap

8 MILLION+ Downloads & $1.4 MILLION Monthly Revenue - All Built by an 18-Year-Old! 🔥 Meet Zach, a teenage CEO who proves age is just a number. With passion, vision, and relentless hustle, he created Cal AI - an app that instantly tracks calories

This Chennai based India's first flying taxi startup💡 ePlane is planning to raise $30💵 to $50💵 million as it prepares for its first launch. They have already raised $14 million💵 from venture capital firm Speciale Invest and others in a Series B

Builder Ai went from unicorn to bankruptcy in 9 years. > founded in 2016 > promised to make apps “as easy as ordering pizza” > claimed to use AI to automate development > actually ran large teams of Indian coders behind the scenes > rebranded from

🚫 Rejected by Harvard and Stanford. ✅ Built a Million-Dollar AI Empire. Zach Yadegari didn’t get into Harvard. Or Stanford. But he did something far more radical - he built Trained AI, a company now valued in the millions. At 18, while most were

Hey folks ! Remember Parag Agrawal, the ex-CEO of Twitter? After Elon Musk takeover Twitter in oct 2022 , Parag exited with a cool $42 million package. Now he is back with $30 million funding for his new AI startup Parallel Web Systems. This $30M i

These are the Annual security costs incurred by Big Tech to protect their CEOs. What do these costs include?Everything from home monitoring to personal bodyguards and security consulting. Pay attention towards Zuck especially. Meta has paid the mos

The most successful founder network ever: "The PayPal Mafia" They turned a payment startup into a multi-billion dollar empire. Here's their playbook: It started with a bold bet in the late 1990s. Two ambitious startups merged: Confinity and X. T

The Empire State Building is the most famous building in the world. Its currently valued at $993 million. But I bet you didn't know that in 1961, a couple of crafty Jewish real estate entrepreneurs ran the first large syndication to buy the property.