Business
New Grads Can’t Find Work in Major Cities
New York City lost nearly 30,000 entry-level jobs between 2022 and 2024. That’s a 37% decline in available positions for young workers in the city
Polymarket & Kalshi vs. the Gambling Industrial Complex
You’re watching a mob war. On one side: DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, and the entire state-licensed gambling establishment—companies that spent decades and billions of dollars buying
The Private Credit Time Bomb is Starting to Crack
For years, Wall Street’s pitch to regular investors went something like this: “Why earn 4% in a savings account when you can earn 10%+ in
Private Equity is Buying Up Viral TikTok Sounds
Somewhere, a private equity analyst is listening to a 15-second audio clip and calculating its net present value. This is the music industry now. Private
Trump Will Use Iran Situation to Lobby for Lower Interest Rates
The bombs have already fallen on Tehran. Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is dead. The Strait of Hormuz is contested. Oil prices are spiking. And if
Anthropic vs. The U.S. Government: A Tough Fight To Win
Dario Amodei is standing on principle. And honestly? We respect the hell out of it. The Anthropic CEO has refused to budge on his company’s ethical
Trump’s Tariff Turnaround Plan After Supreme Court Ruling
On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court delivered a 6-3 ruling that struck down President Trump’s sweeping tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers
The Corporate Debt Time Bomb: $1.5 Trillion in Refinancing Comes Due in 2026-2027
Corporate America is sitting on a ticking time bomb, and the fuse is burning faster than most executives want to admit. Between 2026 and 2027,
The AI Race Will See It’s Day in Court
As we continue into 2026, the artificial intelligence industry faces a reckoning that could reshape its future forever. What began as a mission to develop
The Top Business Acquisitions to Watch in 2026
After two years of market turbulence, regulatory uncertainty, and elevated interest rates, the M&A market is expected to roar back. Private equity firms are sitting