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18-year-old American teenager spent $450 on an abandoned storage unit and found paintings worth $36,000; his business has now made over $200,000An enterprising eighteen-year-old American has turned his love for treasure hunting into a thriving business venture. Operating under the n...- ETMarkets Smart Talk | Financialisation of savings could be India's biggest wealth creator over the next decade: Prashasta SethIn an interaction with Kshitij Anand of ETMarkets for Smart Talk series, Seth explains why the steady shift from physical assets to financi...
- Wednesday quote of the Day by Emma Stone: “Sometimes the smallest step in the right direction ends up..." Oscar-winning actress's timeless words on big dreams, success and believing in yourself is the motivation you may need todayQote of the Day: Emma Stone's quote “Sometimes the smallest step in the right direction ends up being the biggest step of your life" highli...
- Quote of the day by Gossip Girl star Blake Lively: 'If something is painful, it will pass...' ; life lessons on coping with pain from American actressLife inevitably brings pain, be it physical or emotional, but actress Blake Lively offers a comforting perspective: all experiences are tra...
- No IIT, IIM degree, yet Rs 1 crore monthly income at 19: How a co-founder used his laptop with patchy internet to build an AI businessA LinkedIn post by Topmate co-founder and CTO Dinesh Singh has brought attention to 19-year-old AI entrepreneur Ayush Singh, who reportedly...
- Quote of the Day by Welsh poet Dylan Thomas: 'Do not go gentle into that good night, old age should…' - the raging verse that Bob Dylan, The Beatles, and Christopher Nolan honoredQuote of the Day by Dylan Thomas urges people to resist life's inevitable decline. In today's world of burnout, his words champion a fierce...
- Who is Zach Yadegari? US teen founder sold a gaming app for $100K, built $40M Cal AI, now launches 'Flow'Zach Yadegari, a US teen founder, achieved two successful startup exits before age 20, selling a gaming site for $100,000 and an AI calorie...
- Quote of the day by Drew Barrymore: 'People are like moths, first they are ugly and awkward, until…' This powerful statement explains why so many successful people first feel insecure, invisible and emotionally lostQuote of the day: Drew Barrymore has often promoted self-acceptance through interviews and public conversations. Whether speaking about mot...
- Shark Tank's Anupam Mittal's warning to parents: Scroll culture, not America, is India's biggest brain drain threatAnupam Mittal of Shark Tank India has voiced concerns about India's 'brain drain' to social media, not Silicon Valley. He warns that consta...
- After exam failure, mom sent son to work to teach him a lesson. Son surprised by earning Rs 1.2 lakh in 10 days!A mother in eastern China sent her son to work at a snack stall to teach him the value of hard work. Instead, he excelled and decided to dr...
- Actress Amy Jackson announces engagement with Ed WestwickAmy Jackson and Ed Westwick have announced their engagement after nearly two years of dating. The proposal took place on a bridge in Gstaad...
- Rakesh Jhunjhunwala iffy on internet companies; bets on TaMo, PSBs, small private lendersIn an exclusive interview with ET NOW, Jhunjhunwala said investors still underappreciated the ability of Tata Group.
- FamPay launches numberless card targeted at teenagersWith FamPay and its numberless card, minors can make online (UPI & P2P) and offline payments without the need to set up a bank account.
- How debit, credit cards can teach children the basics of money mattersDebit and credit cards, with appropriate safeguards, can help youngsters understand the basics of money matters and the value of money more...
- ShopsUp gets Rs 6.6 crore seed funding"Indian millennials want to be rewarded for their window shopping as well as actual shopping be haviour and marketers want to capture these...
- Time Magazine's list of influential teens include stars from Disney, Obama's daughtersThree of the 30 teens featured have set up companies that have made them millionaires even before they got their driving licences.
- How women in Bengaluru are giving up corporate life post motherhoodA majority of them want to focus more on meaningful parenting, thereby choosing to take a step back and restart their work lives at a slowe...
- Why Indians love playing poker more than 'teen patti'The popularity of poker can be seen not just at tournaments, but also family events such as Diwali parties.
- Indian American teen entrepreneur to get White House awardUnder Swetha's direction, Everybody Code Now! has taught hundreds of students how to code and has raised thousands of dollars for schools.
- Barely out of school, teens turn tech entrepreneursKshitij Kumar, 18, who has just finished class 12, is heading to the University of Illinois for a degree in business and computer science.
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