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Russia's Shadow Fleet: How Oil Keeps Moving Around Sanctions

The tanker doesn't look Russian. That's the point. It may fly the flag of one country.

Stop Looking for Ideas. Look for Problems.

Entrepreneurship has developed an obsession with ideas. People ask: “What business should I start?”

The Race to Understand Aging

For most of human history, aging was treated as something that simply happened. You were born. You grew.

What We Still Don't Understand About the Brain

We have mapped neurons. We can record electrical activity. We can watch parts of the brain activate while people see, speak, remember, decide and sleep.

The AI Companies Building the Models vs. the Companies Building Everything Around Them

The AI market is often presented as a battle between model companies. But there are actually several businesses hiding inside the AI economy. They build foundation models.

The Best Businesses Often Begin With Something Broken

The next billion-dollar company may not begin with a brilliant idea. It may begin with someone asking: “Why the hell does this still work like this?”

The Difference Between Price and Value

A house is listed for $500,000. Someone offers $450,000. Another person offers $520,000.

The Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence

AI is often described as the next technology revolution. But it is also becoming a geopolitical one. Because advanced AI depends on things that governments already care deeply about:

What Putin Actually Wants From Negotiations

Every time peace talks appear on the horizon, the same question returns: What does Putin actually want? The answer is more complicated than “Ukraine.”

Why Infrastructure Attracts Long-Term Capital

There is a reason pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies and other long-term investors keep looking at infrastructure. It isn't because infrastructure is exciting. Most infrastructure is the opposite of exciting.

Why Investors Care About Cash Flow

A company can report a profit and still run out of money. A business can grow rapidly and become less valuable. A company can have billions in revenue and still struggle to pay its bills.