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09/13/2026

How David Bowie Beat Wall Street at their own game, and revolutionized how artists connect with their fans.
David Bowie was a musical, financial, and tech genius. In Today’s ‘The Business of Art’, we explore Bowie’s groundbreaking innovations in artistic financing, technology, and how artists can talk directly to their fans without third party intermediaries (like this one).

09/09/2026

Is Anthropic’s employees saying AI has a 10% chance of killing all humans within 10 years just another pre-IPO marketing stunt?

09/08/2026

this is satire, please let me board the plane 🥹

09/07/2026

Exploring the parallels between the AfD’s recent win in Germany, and the echos of economic promises that were recently made in America. Please learn from our mistakes.

09/06/2026

Are Trump’s Drone Tariffs great for his son’s investments? Trump recently imposed up to 100% tariffs on foreign made drones. This poses a conflict of interest as Trump’s sons Don Jr. And Eric are heavily invested in drone defense technology via Powerus, Unusual Machines, Xtend, Space Eyes, and more.

09/05/2026

Dr. Michael Burry is Men’s Financial ‘Love Island’. We are all being influenced by something. Are figureheads like Dr. Michael Burry in finance better than pop culture?

09/04/2026

Does Private Equity destroy everything it touches? TSG Consumer Partners just invested in Los Tacos No. 1, so we review a few recent consumer investments made by Private Equity.

09/02/2026

Chamath Palihapitiya appeared on CNBC again this week to talk about Government Inefficiencies in capitalism. Chamath is a Billionaire venture capitalist and private investor known for his early work at Facebook, and for later absolutely torching shareholders and dumping on retail investors through the S**C frenzy in 2021.

Chamath walked away with approximately $750 million from hefty promote fees, while billions in equity value evaporated.

09/01/2026

Gentrification is Eating Itself.

08/31/2026

The US Open is the latest victim of the K-Shaped Economy. Arthur Ashe stadium just finished a $800 Million renovation ahead of the US Open, but much of it was catered to the top 10% of consumers, who drive over 50% of consumer spending in America now. Do you feel that there is a shift in catering experiences and products towards the top 10% of consumers? Let us know.

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