The Curious Story Of How An Indian-Amerikan Entrepreneur Helped Build A Nearly $500
The story of how an Indian-American entrepreneur helped build a business worth nearly $500 million is a curious one. Founder Raghav Chandra started out as a kid with just one product line: a bag of chips called Frito-Lay. He then grew his business into the global giant it is today.
Chandra's story has been told in many books and documentaries, including The Boss Baby (2017). But the most fascinating part of this story is not what he did; that's why he did it.
It's easy to see why Chandra was attracted to entrepreneurship: his father was a successful businessman and his mother ran the family business while raising three children. Chandra grew up with the idea that businesses are both profitable and meaningful - something that struck him as a teenager in Mumbai (then Bombay) during India's economic boom. in the 1960s and 1970s.
But Chandra didn't always want to be an entrepreneur. When he graduated from university in India in 1976, he wanted to teach physics at his alma mater and become an academic scientist like his father. But when he couldn't find funding for the path, he decided to turn around instead.
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Voyager, a Singapore-based blockchain company, has moved over 250 billion SHIB worth $2.7 million and 1,500 ETH valued at $2.77 million from the Ethereum address it used to store its tokens to the Coinbase crypto exchange.
The CME Bitcoin futures markets saw their price move remain stagnant on Friday and early Saturday amid a stagnant trading environment.
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