This 24-Year-Old Hedge Fund Prodigy Was Called the ‘Nostradamus of AI’— He Didn’t See a 73% Drop Coming.

Leopold Aschenbrennerm raised $100 million to launch the fund in 2024. This week he sold $20 billion in stock to survive.

How to Track Your Brand’s AI Visiblity in 2026 

With 94% of enterprise executives ramping up AI visibility spending but a third of marketers unsure how to measure it, here’s the five-layer system that separates real impact from dashboard theater.

4 Surprising Ways AI Is Helping Ordinary Businesses Reach $1 Million Faster

Turn your expertise into leverage before your competitors do.

Jersey Mike’s Went Public at a $7.3 Billion Valuation. It All Started With a 17-Year-Old and One Sub Shop.

The sandwich chain’s IPO was more than 10 times oversubscribed.

The Billionaire Behind Louis Vuitton and Dior Spent Millions Trying to Fix His ‘Ruthless’ Image. A Snarky Tweet Worked Better.

Bernard Arnault, LVMH’s chairman, has been called “the wolf in cashmere” for over a decade. Then he went viral for being funny.

Meta’s Stock Just Took an Unexpexted Hit. Here’s Why Investors Are Spooked.

The tech giant’s free cash flow crashed from $8.55 billion to $784 million, and next year’s AI bill could be even bigger.

Your CRM Isn’t Enough — Here’s the Relationship Infrastructure Founders Actually Need to Scale

Most founders obsess over product and distribution as they grow, but the real edge lies in building relationship infrastructure that treats every connection as a long-term asset.

All 55 European Football Federations Voted to Boycott FIFA Over Its $20 Billion Investment Plan: ‘Football Belongs to the ⁠Fans, Not Billionaire Investors’

All 55 UEFA nations voted unanimously to boycott FIFA events if the $20 billion World Cup stake sale isn’t scrapped entirely.

A Couple Was Sent Cockroaches and a Bloody Pig Mask by eBay Employees. They Just Won a $48 Million Settlement.

Former eBay employees sent live cockroaches, a funeral wreath and a bloody pig mask to silence a couple’s reporting.

Personal Bankruptcies Are Up Nearly 50% Over the Past Three Years, But Is That a Bad Thing? ‘People Don’t Understand How Good a Deal It Is’

More than half a million Americans filed for personal bankruptcy last year, and researchers say the stigma is fading.