The Death of the Book Tour: How Andrew Ross Sorkin Used Podcasts to Make "1929" a Bestseller

Andrew Ross Sorkin is the face of CNBC. But to sell his new book, he ignored cable news. He realized that to sell a complex history of the Great Depression, you don't need a 3-minute soundbite; you need a 3-hour conversation.

The "Podcast Pivot": Why David Solomon Is Everywhere in 2026

The CEO of Goldman Sachs is doing the podcast circuit. This isn't a vanity tour. It is a strategic signal to the market that the M&A window is open, and it’s time to start buying.

Life Works in Cycles: How to Use "Seasonality" to Get Rich and Stay Sane

We try to live in a permanent Summer. But nature, markets, and emotions run in cycles. The secret isn't to fight the Winter; it's to plant the seeds that will make you rich in the Spring.

Will Language Matter in the Age of AI? The End of the "Anglosphere" Monopoly

We think the internet connected the world. It didn't. It connected the English-speaking world. AI is about to tear down the Tower of Babel, and the geopolitical implications are massive.

Google: The Largest Company in the Making

The market is obsessed with Nvidia. But history shows that hardware cycles always end. The money is about to flow from the chipmaker to the only company that owns the silicon, the software, and the search bar: Google.

Open Banking Arrives in Canada: Why Wealthsimple Is About to Take Over

Canada’s banking monopoly is about to break. Open Banking gives consumers ownership of their financial data. This is an existential threat to the Big Five and a rocket ship for Wealthsimple.

Disney: The Upcoming Augmented Reality Kingdom

Netflix can clone Disney+. They cannot clone Disney World. With a new CEO and an Apple partnership, Disney is about to turn its parks into the world's largest Augmented Reality game.

Anthropic’s Super Bowl Flex: Why the "Safety" Lab is Suddenly Picking a Fight

Anthropic just spent millions on a Super Bowl ad to troll OpenAI. It feels like a win, but it signals something else: The "Safety" lab is running out of runway and needs to become a consumer brand, fast.

AI Software Selloff: The Bottleneck isn't Technology, It’s Marketing

The market is panic selling SaaS stocks because "software is free." They are wrong. AI lowers the cost of coding, which expands margins. The new bottleneck isn't building the product; it's getting anyone to care.

LinkedIn’s "Comment Baiting" Epidemic: How Engagement Farming is Killing the Platform

"Comment 'YES' to get the PDF." We see it every day. It isn't networking; it's engagement farming. And it is breaking the machine learning models that power the professional world.

Trump Accounts: Why Barron Trump Will Have a Headstart in 2044

Brad Gerstner proposed the idea. Donald Trump put his name on it. By giving every American child an investment account, the "Trump Account" ensures that the next generation of voters has a vested interest in the legacy of the 47th President.

The F-47 and the Integrated Kill Web: How Palantir, Anduril, and BlackSky Are Building the Brain of the Air Force

The F-47 NGAD fighter isn't just a plane; it's a flying data center. It relies on a "Kill Web" where BlackSky is the eyes, Anduril is the nervous system, and Palantir is the brain. Here is how they integrate.