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Nov 8, 2025 16 tweets 5 min read
How do you monopolize an entire industry?

Mukesh Ambani—Asia’s richest man—did it by giving away $25 billion.

They laughed... until he bankrupted 11 rivals, built a $100B empire, and rewired India’s economy.

This is the most ruthless business takeover in modern history: 🧵 Image Back in 2016, India’s telecom space was ruled by Airtel, Vodafone, and Idea, holding over 70% of the market.

Mobile data was painfully expensive—$3–5 per GB—making internet access a luxury for millions.

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Nov 6, 2025 14 tweets 5 min read
In 1997, Steve Jobs made one of the boldest moves in business history.

He fired 4,100 employees, slashed 70% of Apple’s product line, and simplified everything down to just four products on a 2x2 matrix.

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But it became one of the greatest turnarounds ever.

Here’s how Steve Jobs saved Apple when it was less than 90 days from bankruptcy 👇
Oct 19, 2025 12 tweets 5 min read
The wealthiest man in U.S. history wrote 38 hidden letters to his son.

They weren’t about riches.

They revealed the brutal psychological strategies J.D. Rockefeller used to build empires worth more than entire nations.

Here are 9 lessons he passed on: 🧵 Image First, remember who Rockefeller was:

• Raised in poverty, father was a swindler
• Built Standard Oil from scratch
• Controlled 90% of America’s refineries
• Net worth = $400B adjusted today

But his true masterpiece? These letters. Image
Sep 22, 2025 20 tweets 7 min read
The most powerful family today isn’t the Trumps or the Rothschilds.

It’s a family that avoids interviews and refuses to use social media.

Yet almost EVERYONE relies on their product daily.

Here are the top 10 richest and most influential families on earth: Image
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10/The Rothschilds

Once the wealthiest private family of the 19th century.

Today, still worth billions—though no one knows the true figure.

Their power move?

In 1815, Nathan Rothschild got early word of Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo.

What he did next was legendary: