The social network that people over 40 don't understand

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In fact, it has more rooms than the main hotel chains combined. And that's without owning any of them. Something that those in the sector are still wondering how they have done. Palantir . Founded in 2004 by 4 former Paypal foundersafter selling the startup to eBay , Palantir focuses on Big Data analytics. The company, led by Peter Thiel , yes, the only one in Silicon Valley who dared to support Trump and Alex Karp , counts intelligence agencies and governments among its main clients. Snapchat . Photos that disappear after 10 seconds? Images that can only be viewed for 24 hours? And I can't see how many followers my friends have? It's Snapchat. . Lufax . This is one of the main p2p (peer to peer) micropayment platforms in China.


The platform has a business model that is based sports betting email lists on applying a percentage to each loan made between investors and borrowers. Meitun-Dianping . The Chinese Groupon. Group discounts and coupons from companies that use these platforms to reach more customers. Of course, they give up 50% of their income. WeWork . Don't have an office? No problem. of initiatives for sharing workspaces. One of them, WeWork, is making waves. It has offices in 54 cities in the United States, Israel and Europe. But the best thing is that it offers more than 100 services to a huge community of entrepreneurs, freelancers and startups. Where are the unicorns? No unicorns in Africa or Latin America? Unfortunately, to have unicorn companies, a combination that is difficult to find is needed: technological development + money galore.