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Souq .com is an e-commerce platform, owned by Amazon.it is the largest e-commerce platform in the Arab world.the website was founded in 25th October 200 5. founded by Ronaldo Mouchawar and Samih takown .it was initially an auction site linked to internet portal maktoob.com.in 2011 souq.com changed its model to an online shopping site similar to Amazon.com with the market place and retail items for sale on its platform. in March 2014, the company raised 75 million dollars from Capetown, South Africa based Naspers , bringing the total souq.com had raised since its inception to 150 million dollars. As of  2014,souq.com had raised 150 million dollars, the largest amount raised by any internet-based business in the middle east. The company was backed by  Tiger global management and Naspers ltd.as of 2015, among other companies, and headquartered in Dubai.in October 2015, it was reported tha...

Aaron Levie: Co-founder of Box At the age of 19, Aaron came up with an idea of providing file storage spaces online to different businesses. He later co-founded the company- Box which is now a premium file storage and content management service for businesses hubs. In the year 2015, Aaron had a worth more than 90 million USD.

Joshua Dziabiak: Founder of Media Catch Born in the year 1987, Joshua made his first million at the age of 18 when he sold his first company Media Catch. He later went on to find few more companies including ShowClix and the Zebra. The current estimated worth of Joshua is said to be more than 9 million USD.

Sean Belnick: Founder of Bizchair Sean Belnick started selling furniture on his website  bizchair.com  when he was 14. Since the year it was set up (2004), the company’s sales went on to grow and were generating a revenue of more than 40 million USD at a point in time.

 Fraser Doherty: Founder of the Super Jam Fraser Doherty is another brilliant entrepreneur who went on to become a millionaire starting to work at the age of 14. Using his skill of making Jam, that he learned from his grandmother, Fraser started selling his self-made Jam to the Waitrose stores as a teenager. He named his company as the Super Jam and is currently a net worth of 2 million dollars.

Jon Wheatley: Creator of the DailyBooth At the age of 22, Jon Wheatley introduced a photo blogging website called the DailyBooth to the internet world in the year 2009. The site allowed the users to upload their everyday pictures and use captions with them. The simple idea of sharing snaps along with a clean user interface of the website made it famous, and Jon was soon worth a net worth of $1 million.

Pete Cashmore: CEO of Mashable The CEO and founder of the top blog Mashable, Pete Cashmore has a net worth of $95 million. The website was found in the year 2005 when Pete was 20 Years old and is popular among people for all the daily news and gossips related to the entertainment world. The popularity of the company can be seen by the 8.82 Million followers of its Twitter account