Author: UBO Editor Desk
Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, announced restrictions on the number of posts users can read daily due to concerns about data scraping and system manipulation[1]. The tech mogul’s latest attempt to thwart these issues involved imposing rate limits on users, an unconventional step that has sparked discussion among social media enthusiasts and AI communities alike. The new rules initially allowed verified accounts to access up to 8,000 posts per day, unverified accounts 800, and new unverified accounts 400[3]. Musk later revised these limits to 10,000 posts per day for verified users, 1,000 for unverified users, and 500 for new…
The latest development with Tesla Power is that it is ready to conduct business in the Indian subcontinent. “India business meeting, which was hosted by Tesla Power USA on 24th December 20201, at Pride Plaza Hotel in New Delhi, India. The program included MD and Global CEO John H. Vratsinas, Managing Director of India Kavinder Khurana, and India’s Business Head Sandeep Avasthi. “Shortly, we are preparing to install 5000 two-wheel charging points for PanIndia electric vehicles in the franchise-owned Tesla power shop. This will promote the use of electric vehicles and as many as possible”, said the Managing director of…
It isn’t always simple to start a business. There are so many things to consider and decisions to make that the stress can lead you to a poor decision that will harm your chances of success or, at the very least, set you back. In this article, we’ll discuss small business owners’ common mistakes. Here are five of the most common mistakes small business owners make. 1. Trying To Do All By Themselves Take note if you are a micromanager or a perfectionist. The most common blunder businesses make is believing they can handle everything independently. When you start a business, you…
Bengaluru: They say a father is always a son’s first hero and a daughter’s first love. This is more so when the son or daughter inherits the father’s self-made enterprise which inspires them to get into his shoes. The emulation then is natural as it also translates into how the daughter or the son takes over the mantle and steers the business. “My father’s own entrepreneurial journey made me want to become one. He made me realize that you can turn any idea into a business,” avers Tarun Lala, whose father Anil Lala founded Fanzart, an Indian luxury fan company…