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Some brands these companies own:

Things that didn't exist last time the Toronto Maple Leafs won a playoff series: iPhone YouTube Instagram Twitter TikTok Snapchat  WhatsApp Twitch  Bitcoin Gmail iPad Etsy Reddit Netflix streaming Amazon Prime  Google Maps Spotify Shopify Airbnb Uber Pinterest  Chrome Messenger

Age when they started these businesses: Steve Jobs, Apple: 21 Elon Musk, SpaceX: 30 Reed Hastings, Netflix: 36 Doris Fisher, Gap: 37 Eric Yuan, Zoom: 41 Sam Walton, Walmart: 44 Bernie Marcus, Home Depot: 50 Gordon Bowker, Starbucks Charles Flint, IBM: 61 Col. Sanders, KFC: 62

In 1987, this man kept pigeons in his car in case pay phones were broken:

10 most valuable companies in U.S. Apple: $2.7 trillion Microsoft: $2.3 trillion Alphabet: $1.5 trillion Amazon: $1.1 trillion Nvidia: $710 billion Berkshire Hathaway: $708 billion Meta: $612 billion Tesla: $530 billion Visa: $486 billion UnitedHealth: $452 billion

Things that smartphones replaced: TV’s yellow pages camera map GPS device calculator alarm clock radio camcorder pay phone answering machine newspaper calendar VCR flashlight watch timer compass mail cookbooks airline tickets photo albums magazines money voice recorder scanners

Apple was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak & Ron Wayne. Wayne worked with Jobs at Atari and designed Apple’s first logo. He decided to leave less than two weeks after signing this document. He sold back his 10% stake for $800. 10% of Apple is now worth $300 billion.

Some of their first jobs? Steve Jobs: assembly line worker Jeff Bezos: McDonald’s cook Oprah Winfrey: cashier Warren Buffett: gum salesman Elon Musk: lumberjack Michael Dell: dishwasher Barack Obama: ice cream scooper Ray Dalio: golf caddy Their stories below and a few more…

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Value today of $100 invested 10 years ago: Tesla: $2,189 Adobe: $1,154 Eli Lilly: $1,064 Netflix: $1,030 Apple: $992 Microsoft: $944 Meta: $691 Mastercard: $660 Domino’s Pizza: $616 Alphabet: $593 Visa: $543 Salesforce: $483 Costco: $479 Home Depot: $428 Sony: $398 Nike: $310

BREAKING: Tesla will be attending the Detroit Auto Show for the first time in 8 years next week. Tesla will be showing off their EVs on the new Powering Michigan EV Experience indoor track ride-along, and will offer street ride-and-drives.

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GM and Ford sold a combined 41,054 electric vehicles in the U.S. in the third quarter. By comparison, it’s estimated Tesla sold more than 200,000 vehicles in the U.S. in Q3.

I still remember the disappointment from those 19 rejections 🥴 Fortunately, times have changed. X does help us remain relevant 💃😍

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