Tether is expanding beyond crypto, investing in a major funding round for an Italian humanoid robotics startup. The move signals a growing convergence of capital from crypto, chips, and state-backed funds into physical AI.
A clear, explicit company purpose isn’t just feel-good fluff. When employees are treated as partners in that mission, it drives what one expert calls “economic engagement,” directly improving execution and the bottom line.
Umesh Subramanian, Citadel’s CTO, personally phones top candidates to understand their decision-making process. The hedge fund and its sister firm received 108,000 applications for a summer program, accepting just 0.4%.
According to a Fortune report, Nintendo boasts a 98% yearly staff retention rate, with its Japanese employees averaging a staggering 15-year tenure. This institutional knowledge, held by veterans like Shigeru Miyamoto, is a key competitive advantage. The report suggests this stability fosters a uniq
The Moore sisters are key investors driving Andreessen Horowitz’s massive AI bets. Their strategy hinges on hands-on product testing and deep founder evaluation to separate genuine innovation from fleeting hype.
Capital Group, the world’s largest active-only money manager with $3 trillion in assets, is breaking from its century-old low-profile strategy. According to insiders, the firm is making a flashy move into private assets like private equity and credit, a shift driven by the relentless rise of passive
Nvidia is sitting on a mountain of cash—$60.6 billion as of October—and it’s spending it on massive strategic investments. The chipmaker has committed billions to companies like Synopsys, Anthropic, and Intel, with a potential $100 billion deal for OpenAI shares looming. Analysts expect the company
According to a report from the FT, AI giant Anthropic has started its internal checklist for an initial public offering, potentially as soon as 2026. The move signals a massive financial bet on the sustainability of the current AI boom.
Instacart has filed a lawsuit against New York City to block five new laws scheduled for January. The company argues the rules, which include minimum pay parity with restaurant workers and 10% tipping options, are unlawful and will harm its business model. The legal fight highlights the ongoing tens
A Kansas startup is using old oilfield tech to bury organic waste and lock away carbon. With major deals from tech giants and an $8M prize, Vaulted Deep is betting deep burial is the future of carbon removal.
