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  Introduction: In the world of technology and entrepreneurship, the rivalry between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk is no secret. Both individuals have made significant contributions to the tech industry, with Zuckerberg co-founding Facebook and Musk leading ventures like Tesla, SpaceX, and Neuralink. The latest battleground for their rivalry is a new app called Thread, created by Zuckerberg, which closely resembles Twitter, a platform now owned by Musk. Let's dive into the intense competition between these two tech giants and explore the implications of their rivalry on the app landscape. The Birth of Thread: In a surprising move, Mark Zuckerberg recently launched a new app called Thread. It immediately caught the attention of tech enthusiasts due to its striking similarity to Twitter, the popular microblogging platform. The interface, features, and even the character limit closely resembled Twitter's, sparking speculations about Zuckerberg's intentions. Competing Visions: ...

        how cred become $2 billion dollar company in 2 years About CRED   Established in 2018, CRED is a members-only application which facilitates its users with exclusive rewards for paying their credit card bills.     The platform has been established with the purpose of making credit card bill payments easier and to offer the users rewards upon timely payments. The application functions in a simple manner. It requires them to give their phone number to inspect their credit score through Cibil, CRIF and Experian. If a user’s credit score is 750 or higher, they are granted access to the CRED app or else they are put on the waitlist. The app examines all the credit cards linked to the user’s phone number and adds them to the app.    Every time the user pays their credit card bills they are credited with CRED coins which can be burned in exchange for exclusive partner deals across a variety of lifestyle categories. These coins can then b...

Abdul Kareem Telgi: From a vegetable vendor to scam mastermind Born in 1961 in Karnataka's Khanapur, Telgi was not very well off in his early years as his father was a Class-4 railway emplo yee Telgi started as a fruit vendor at the Khanapur railway station near Belagavi. He briefly went to Saudi Arabia for work but returned to Mumbai after he lost his job. In Mumbai, Telgi started a company called Arabian Metro Travels but was arrested by the police for  forging immigration certificates .  Telgi met another scamster, Ratan Soni, in jail. The two decided to con people by making counterfeit stamp papers. A senior police officer, who was a part of the Stamp Paper Investigation Team,  was quoted as saying  that Telgi bribed many retired employees of India Security Press to grow his business to a large scale. Telgi and his team created counterfeits of "stamp papers, judicial court fee stamps, revenue stamps, special adhesive stamps, foreign bills, brokers notes...

5 Fun and Interesting Facts About Practically Everything Do you love to learn? If so, you’ve come to the right place   Fact: The first oranges weren’t orange The original oranges from Southeast Asia were a  tangerine-pomelo hybrid , and they were actually green. In fact, oranges in warmer regions like Vietnam and Thailand still stay green through maturity. For more interesting facts, find out  which “orange” came first: the color or the fruit . Fact: Blue whales eat half a million calories in one mouthful These random facts are mindblowing! Those  457,000 calories  are more than 240 times the energy the whale uses to scoop those krill into its mouth. Fact: Thanks to 3D printing, NASA can basically “email” tools to astronauts Getting new equipment to the Space Station used to take months or years, but the new technology means the tools are  ready within hours Fact: You only have two body parts that never stop growing Human noses and ears keep getting bigger,...