Mila Kunis called Uber "the worst idea ever." Ashton Kutcher and his partner invested $500,000 in the company. By 2016, that stake was worth roughly $50 million, according to Forbes. In the video below, Kunis tells Stephen Colbert why she tried to talk her future husband out of investments like these. Her family left Soviet Ukraine in 1991, when she was seven. In Los Angeles, her father, a trained engineer, worked as a cab driver. Kutcher described Uber as a cab company where anyone could drive. He offered to order her a ride so she could try it. "You're going to put me in a car with a stranger? What is wrong with you?" Then he told her about Bitcoin. She asked, "Is it FDIC insured?". Kutcher replied: "No. That's the point. It's not." "I think this is a horrible idea," she recalled telling him. His response: "Cool, we're investing it." At the beginning of 2013, Bitcoin traded below $100. During the week of her interview in April 2021, it traded above $50,000. Kunis says she now books accommodation through Airbnb and takes Uber everywhere. "I've never been happier to be wrong."

Playing chess against Indian people.

A jungle hideout, bullet wounds and an Ayurvedic remedy | A Pakistani terrorist identified as Mohd Asif alias Hashim Moosa, believed to be a former Pakistan Army SSG commando and a Lashkar-e-Taiba commander, allegedly used pure honey to treat bullet wounds while hiding in the forests of Jammu and Kashmir. Moosa suffered bullet injuries during an earlier encounter in the Dorimal-Gambhir Moghla area as part of Operation Sheruwali in Rajouri. Officials said photographs of his honey-treated injuries were recovered from an associate’s phone after his death. Full Report Here 👉 ow.ly/zYRt50ZUgnM #HashimMoosa #Terrorism #Security #India #Defence

Subhashree sahu deleted that milky reel of hers🥵 Kya fayda..ab sab ne mutthi marli😂

send all SIP warriors to jail.

🚨 Supreme Court suggests: Unpaid traffic challans could be added to electricity bills! • If people don’t pay traffic fines, authorities should explore adding the dues to their electricity bills. • The logic: Pay the electricity bill, or face disconnection — making recovery harder to avoid. • SC says merely issuing lakhs of e-challans is not enough; the focus must be on actual recovery. • States/UTs have around ₹45,000 crore in e-challans to recover, with ₹25,000 crore recovered so far. • Other measures suggested include blocking vehicle transfers, registration renewals, fitness/PUC certificates and suspending driving licences until dues are cleared. • Authorities may also conduct random checks and impound vehicles with unpaid challans.

You can now buy Tata Nexon on EMI of ₹10000 only. India's SUV for the middle class.

Tesla is pulling off what Apple used to be famous for: bringing a new consumer product to market without a single leak. Can’t wait for the reveal

Abakkus Flexi Cap launched two months after JioBlackRock Flexi Cap. Yet look at the difference today. ✅Abakkus Flexi Cap Launch: 29 Dec 2025 AUM: ₹7,395 Cr Since inception: ~18.6% ✅JioBlackRock Flexi Cap Launch: 13 Oct 2025 AUM: ₹3,275 Cr Since inception: -2.18% Abakkus has built more than 2× the AUM, despite launching later. So what is driving the difference? Performance? Brand?

🚨Ghee tanker overturns on the Delhi-Lucknow Highway in Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad, locals gather to collect

Bonnie Blue names her child ‘BETBOLT’ Name suggested by stranger who donated $1.2 MILLION Previous winner was ‘GroupProject’ but its author donated only $750,000

🚨 A 15-year-old girl Bengaluru girl Sinchana Santosh has built and manages a Rs 13.9 lakh investment portfolio while studying in Class X. 🙏🏽

I like this, although it may be AI generated

Making ₹10 lakh in a bull market means very little if you give back ₹7 lakh during the correction.

₹32,297 crore. That's how much Indians put into mutual fund SIPs in just ONE month. And another interesting number: 1.3 million net SIP accounts were added in August. India isn't just becoming a stock market country. It's quietly becoming a SIP country.