Kazakhstan: Indian investors have reason to cheer with Kazakhstan initiating major economic reforms

Kazakhstan: Indian investors have reason to cheer with Kazakhstan initiating major economic reforms

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed the decree on measures to liberalize the economy on May 10 aimed at ensuring freedom of entrepreneurship by developing competition, reducing state stakes in the economy, and decreasing business costs in a step that would encourage Indian private investors to explore the regional market by making Kazakhstan as a base. … Read more

Jensen Huang started Nvidia at a Denny’s breakfast booth

Jensen Huang started Nvidia at a Denny’s breakfast booth

Some people start businesses in their parents’ garages or basements. Others start theirs in college, building a clientele among fellow students. Jensen Huang started his trillion-dollar tech company Nvidia while eating at a Denny’s restaurant in San Jose, California, he recently told CBS’ “60 Minutes.” Nvidia, one of the chipmakers behind the burgeoning artificial intelligence … Read more

Shrini Viswanath: Dons of Dalal Street: Upstox Co-founder Shrini Viswanath’s first bet was a US stock

Shrini Viswanath: Dons of Dalal Street: Upstox Co-founder Shrini Viswanath’s first bet was a US stock

Stock broker Shrini Viswanath, who runs the discount broking platform, Upstox, says his personal investing journey started with Wall Street when we invested in the company he was working for. “From there, I realised that the company you work for is also a company that you can invest in; and that the work you’re doing … Read more

From $1,000 in savings to bringing in $25M/year

From ,000 in savings to bringing in M/year

Deryl McKissack’s career is a culmination of effort from five generations. The 62-year-old is the president and CEO of McKissack & McKissack, the Washington, D.C.-based construction management and design firm behind some of today’s most recognizable buildings — from building the Smithsonian African American Museum of History and Culture to repairing the Abraham Lincoln and Thomas … Read more

From college side hustle to $500 million company

Insomnia Cookies CEO struggled before wife’s inspiring pep talk

Two decades ago, Seth Berkowitz was a college student with a late-night craving for a “warm, delicious treat.” Today, he’s the CEO of Insomnia Cookies, the company he co-founded as a college junior and grew into a chain with more than 260 locations by satisfying that very craving for customers around the world. Insomnia was … Read more

Why Mark Cuban threw away his watch when he became a millionaire

Why Mark Cuban threw away his watch when he became a millionaire

Some people celebrate big career wins by splurging on a Rolex watch. Not Mark Cuban. At age 32, he sold his first startup — a software company called MicroSolutions — for $6 million. That same day, he took off his watch and threw it away, he said at a SXSW panel earlier this month. It … Read more

How Nowhere Bakery struck deal with Barbara Corcoran

How Nowhere Bakery struck deal with Barbara Corcoran

If you ask Saphira and Maurizio Rasti, the way to a “Shark Tank” star’s heart is through their stomach. The Costa Mesa, California-based husband-and-wife duo brought investors treats from their business, Nowhere Bakery, on Friday’s episode of the ABC television show. The pair launched their bakery with $400 in March 2020, two weeks before the … Read more

How Boona made the ‘biggest mistake startups make’

How Boona made the ‘biggest mistake startups make’

After leaving engineering jobs at Amazon three years ago, Brett Skaloud and Jeff Feiereisen built a showerhead startup with social media virality, thousands of customers and $5 million in projected annual revenue. They still couldn’t land a deal on Friday’s episode of ABC’s “Shark Tank” due to making what billionaire investor Mark Cuban referred to … Read more