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Cement is the basic component of any nation's infrastructure and housing. 🛣️🏗️🏨 Production share (2022): China🇨🇳: 51.2% India🇮🇳: 9.02% Vietnam🇻🇳: 2.9% U.S🇺🇸: 2.3% Turkey🇹🇷: 2.0% Brazil🇧🇷: 1.6% Indonesia🇮🇩: 1.6% Iran🇮🇷: 1.5% Russia🇷🇺: 1.5% Saudi Arabia🇸🇦: 1.3% (USGS) Join @LearningStartup ✅

MARK ZUCKERBERG 2004 - 🌐Founded Facebook 2012 - 🌐Instagram purchased for $1 billion 2014 - 💬WhatsApp purchased for around $19 billion 2014 - Oculus VR purchased for around $2 billion 2016 - 🌐Instagram Stories introduced to compete with Snapchat 🌐 2020 - 🌐Instagram Reels introduced to compete with TikTok🌐 2023 - Founded Threads as a competitor to Twitter🌐 Your thoughts? Join @LearningStartup ✅️

What is Threads? Here’s what you need to know about the potential ‘Twitter Killer’ 🌐Facebook-parent Meta on Wednesday officially launched its Twitter competitor, Threads, after first confirming its plans for the app just three months ago. Threads is already off to a strong start: the app received 30 million sign-ups as of Thursday morning, according to the company, including a large number of brands, celebrities, journalists and many other prominent accounts. Some questioning whether the app could end up being the “Twitter killer.” As of Thursday morning, Threads was the top free app on Apple’s App Store and a top trending topic on Twitter. Threads could pose a serious threat to Twitter, which has faced backlash since Elon Musk took over the platform in October 2022 and has run it with a fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants approach. But Twitter has become particularly vulnerable in recent days, angering users over a temporary limit on how much content users can view each day. 🟢What is Threads? Threads is a new app from the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. The platform looks a lot like Twitter, with a feed of largely text-based posts — although users can also post photos and videos — where people can have real-time conversations. Meta said messages posted to Threads will have a 500-character limit. Similar to Twitter, users can reply to, repost and quote others’ Threads posts. But the app also blends Instagram’s existing aesthetic and navigation system, and offers the ability to share posts from Threads directly to Instagram Stories. Thread accounts can also be listed as public or private. Verified Instagram accounts are automatically verified on Threads. “The vision for Threads is to create an option and friendly public space for conversation,” Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a Threads post following the launch. “We hope to take what Instagram does best and create a new experience around text, ideas, and discussing what’s on your mind.” Join @LearningStartup ✅️

Today, Tata Salts holds a market share of 25%— sold in over 19 lakh kirana stores— making it 4 times bigger than its competitors like Catch, Patanjali & ITC Aashirwaad! Who would have thought an accidental discovery could lead to such success, right? What do you think? Let us know in the comments. If you liked this thread, don't forget to share with your friends . Stay tuned for such threads every week . 2/2 Join: @LearningStartup ✅️

🔥How TATA SALT accidentally became Desh Ka Namak ? 👇 Back in the 1930s: Tata Chemicals had just set up a soda ash plant in Mithapur, Gujarat– which demanded high freshwater supply. Now, Mithapur is an arid region and freshwater is scarce. So naturally, Tata Chemicals soon started running out of water. So, in 1970, Tata decided to innovate. They started desalinating the seawater, i.e. removing salt, to generate freshwater. And what was the byproduct? High-quality pure salt! Tata realised that they’d stumbled upon something big😎 You see, the salt industry was largely unorganised. The salt in the market was often adulterated with substances like gypsum & chalk. Plus, most people bought unbranded & unrefined salt. So, in 1983, Tata Salt strutted in with their high-quality premium alternative. But from Tata Salt to ‘Desh ka namak’ was still a long way: You see, the Indian diet consists more of rice & wheat than millets & leafy veggies. Hence, we were facing severe deficiencies. That’s when Tata stepped up and launched India’s first iodised salt. They used a unique process to produce salt that retains its natural minerals— especially iron. And even though it was priced 20-30% higher than other salts in the market, Tata Salt took a huge lead in sales. Soon, Tata Salt became synonymous with every household’s namak needs!That’s when they started marketing itself as ‘Desh ka namak’— striking a chord with Indians’ patriotic sentiments & building a stronger connection with the consumers. (Join: @LearningStartup ✅️) 1/2..... 👇

🎮30 years ago, Nvidia was a gaming company. Sort of. 🪙Then, Nvidia became a crypto company. Again, kind of. 👁‍🗨And now, Nvidia is quietly transforming itself into an AI company. 📊Its shares are up by over 150% this year and it might soon become the first $1 trillion chip company! But how did it get here? 🤔 Find out why: bit.ly/45vcwh7 Join t.me/LearningStartUp ✅️

How India's Dabur became the world's largest Ayurvedic brand credit: finshots

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​​5 best Startup tools for new founders ↓ 1.Slack: Best platform for quick written communication, where you can organise your chat along with more productive embeds. 2. (check comment👇) @LearnigStartup

🚨 India's Space startup 'Pixxel Space' has secured $36 million Series B funding by Google, lightspeed & etc. @LearningStartup

#DailyData📊 A look at the number of bank fraud cases and the amount involved over the years in India🔺 @LearningStartup

7 steps to build modern startups 1: Burn investor funds 2: Earn enormous salaries 3: By manipulating numbers, demonstrate an inflated company evaluation. 4: Attract new investors 5: Re-do steps 1, 2, 3, & 4 6: Rush for the IPO 7: Sell your company's stock and stop caring @LearningStartup

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​​#LearningStartup 8 Startup Business Terms 1. Wantrepreneur: In short, a wantrepreneur is an idea person. No matter whether they have a technical or non-technical background, they have many ideas but they haven't started yet. 2. Scalability: The goal of every startup is to build a scalable business model. A startup is called scalable when it creates and validates a repeatable business the model that addresses user needs are needs around the clock. 3. Business model canvas: The business model canvas categorizes the key areas of launching a startup like customer segments, value proposition, key partners, revenue model, and acquisition channels. 4. Acqui-hire: One of the most valuable assets in a startup, especially in the early stages, is the team behind it. Many established companies decide to acquire smaller firms or startups just for the human capital (team) they built. 5. Pitch deck: Before making an investment, most of the time, investors expect a quick investors expect presentation that highlights the key areas of a startup like a team, product, market, traction, and plan. 6. SaaS: Nowadays, one of the most common startup business siness models is software as a service. This is when you create a product with features that customers can use under a subscription. 7. Unicorn: There are only a few startups that reach and exceed a that billion-dollar valuation. Those startups are called unicorns. 8. Intellectual property: A protected invention through patents, copyrights, trademarks, or others. via t.me/LearningStartup

​​Every Entrepreneur Needs These 4 Qualities to Succeed 1. You take pride in your work: If you crave a meaningful work experience where you can find both passion and pride. The experience of building and growing something you can call yours can be incredibly rewarding. 2. Challenges excite you If you're someone who is always up for a challenge and finds excitement in opportunities to rise to the occasion and prove yourself. 3. You're a natural leader Strong leaders run successful businesses. People often think the key to making a business successful is heavily dependent on a great idea. 4. You have a strong work ethic Building a successful business won't happen overnight. It's a lifelong pursuit that demands persistence, determination and passion. t.me/LearningStartup