Tag: venture capital

AI • October 24, 2026

Anthropic’s IPO Could Put a Price Tag on the AI Revolution

Anthropic could soon become one of the most valuable companies ever to enter the stock market. But the most interesting number in its IPO may have nothing to do with the share price. For years, investors have been pouring money into artificial intelligence through Microsoft, Alphabet, Nvidia and other established technology companies. Those businesses offer […]

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Future Tech • October 12, 2026

Blue Origin Wants to Go Public. Its Real Challenge Is Proving It Can Scale.

Jeff Bezos has spent 26 years building a space company with the financial patience of a billionaire and the ambitions of a national space program. Now Blue Origin is preparing for something that could fundamentally change how the business operates: outside shareholders. On October 8, Bezos confirmed that Blue Origin had completed its first external […]

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Finance • September 5, 2026

The Dot-Com Bubble: Who Died, Who Won, and Could It Happen Again?

The dot-com bubble is usually remembered as a story about stupidity. Investors throwing money at companies with no profits. Startups adding “.com” to their names. Twenty-somethings becoming paper millionaires. Pets.com spending heavily to sell pet food online. Venture capital chasing almost anything connected to the internet. Then, in 2000, gravity returned. But that version of […]

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Big Tech • August 6, 2026

SpaceX Is Sliding: Should Private Market Investors Actually Panic?

SpaceX has spent years looking less like a conventional aerospace company and more like a financial cheat code. Its private valuation climbed through successive funding rounds, access to its shares became a trophy for investors, and its blockbuster June 2026 IPO appeared to confirm the mythology. Then gravity returned. Following SpaceX’s first quarterly report as […]

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Big Tech • June 11, 2026

When FAANG Becomes MANGOS, Wall Street Gets a New Boss

Some market acronyms are useful. Others are just Wall Street cosplay with a Bloomberg terminal. FAANG started as a clean way to talk about the internet giants that ate advertising, e-commerce, mobile, streaming, and attention. Then came GAFAM, because Europe loves regulatory symmetry. Then the Magnificent Seven rode into town like the Avengers after a […]

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