The global fleet management market size reached a value of USD 26.29 billion in 2024, driven by increasing demand for operational efficiency, cost control, and real-time vehicle monitoring. As businesses seek to optimise fleet performance and adopt advanced technologies, the market is projected to grow at a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.3% between 2025 and 2034. By the end of this forecast period, the market is expected to reach USD 116.07 billion. This blog explores key...

Social media loves to sell itself as the great resistor, the last line of defense against unchecked power. But the truth? They’re not resisting a damn thing. They’re fueling it. They’re the unwitting (or maybe willing) stagehands in a grand illusion where Musk and Trump perform sleight of hand, executing moves that Reagan, JFK, or even FDR couldn’t have fantasized about. And they’re doing it in plain sight. Every headline, every think piece, every breathless...

Let’s get one thing straight: the thing about Trump isn’t that he’s liked, loved, or even respected in the traditional sense. No, nobody truly likes Trump. Not in the way you like your neighbor who helps you shovel snow or the coworker who brings donuts to the office. He’s not warm, he’s not endearing, and he’s certainly not someone you invite to a family barbecue and hope he behaves. But that’s the beauty of it—the audacity of it. Trump...

Ah, the beauty of a disaster. There’s nothing quite like the unifying spirit of collective misfortune to remind us that, at our core, society is really just one big scam. Looters are smashing windows, hauling off flat screens and sneakers, while somewhere far above, in the rarified air-conditioned sanctuaries of corporate boardrooms, insurance executives sip single malt scotch and draft press releases about “unprecedented challenges” and “tough decisions.”...

California burns once more, and with each flicker of flame, the true test of leadership—or the lack thereof—becomes glaringly apparent. President Trump stands at the forefront, either ready to rise amidst the chaos or swift to point fingers at Biden’s legacy. But let’s be honest, when the smoke clears, he’ll still be POTUS, overseeing the painstaking cleanup that follows nature’s wrath. Watching this unfold feels a bit like observing a well-rehearsed play,...

Ah, the torchbearers of justice, the self-proclaimed saviors of morality, marching with banners raised high and chants echoing through the streets. We proclaim to "eat the rich," to dismantle privilege, to tear down the very systems that breed inequality. But let’s strip away the slogans, the hashtags, the performative outrage, and look at the truth we refuse to face. The truth is this: we are not just complicit in the system we claim to despise—we are the system. And I, for all...

Ah, universal healthcare—a loaded phrase if ever there was one. Say it in a room of intellectuals, and you might spark a thoughtful debate. Say it on the internet, and you've ignited a wildfire. And that's exactly what one well-meaning doctor did. He climbed onto his high horse, saddled it with righteous indignation, and galloped straight into the public square to declare his stance. At first, it seemed noble. A post about the unjust denial of care for a patient under a so-called...

It didn’t take long for the FBI to get in front of a podium, did it? Standing there, grim-faced, declaring what we all already knew: a terror attack. A nice, neat label for the chaos in New Orleans. Three letters to sum up the smoke, the blood, the screaming. They didn’t even flinch. They never do. They file the devastation into their system, stamp it with the words “domestic terrorism” or “foreign terrorism,” and call it a day. And while they’ll...

They called him a peanut farmer. A humble man from Plains, Georgia, who shuffled into the White House with a grin so wide you’d think he’d won the lottery instead of an election. But oh, how the American people misunderstood the treasure they had. Jimmy Carter—a man too honest for the game, too pure for the pit of vipers that is Washington, D.C.  Let me tell you something about Americans: they love a spectacle. Give them a cowboy with a swagger or a salesman with a...

They’ve done it. The media, in all its carefully curated chaos, has achieved the impossible: they’ve made nuance irrelevant. They’ve turned the world into a flat, two-dimensional drama, where everything is black and white, good or evil, headline or footnote. If you’re looking for context, for complexity, for the why behind the what, you’re out of luck. Because in the media’s world, the other reasons don’t matter anymore. Take a story — any...

"When the heat rises, the first thing the powerful do is hide. Not their money, not their influence — just their faces. Because if you can’t see the man pulling the strings, it’s easier to forget you’re the one hanging from them." Look closely at the healthcare industry right now. You won’t find the smiling CEOs or their polished biographies in the spotlight anymore. Their photos are disappearing from press releases, their names quietly scrubbed from the top of...

"The difference between legacy media and social media? One wears a suit and tie, the other wears a hoodie. But make no mistake—both are in the same business: selling you." They’d have you believe they’re different. The anchors behind pristine desks, the publishers of ink-stained papers—they sneer at social media, pointing their manicured fingers at the chaos, the misinformation, the dopamine-fueled cesspool of likes and shares. They tell you they’re the...