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How Termina Ranks the World's Top Seed Investors

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How Termina Ranks the World's Top Seed Investors

With artificial intelligence now a defining force in startup growth, the 2026 Seed 100 and Seed 40 rankings reflect a shift in how venture capital is measured. Termina’s latest methodology prioritizes long-term exit performance and active participation, filtering through nearly 2,000 investors to identify those driving the most significant market value.

Michael Burry Likens AI Boom to 1999 Dot-Com Bubble

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Michael Burry Likens AI Boom to 1999 Dot-Com Bubble

Michael Burry, the investor famously depicted in "The Big Short," argues the current artificial intelligence frenzy mirrors the speculative mania of the late 1990s. He contends that technical and fundamental indicators suggest the market has already entered a dangerous bubble, destined to end in a significant correction.

Buffett’s Omaha Retreat Sees Attendance Dip

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Buffett’s Omaha Retreat Sees Attendance Dip

The annual pilgrimage to Omaha for Berkshire Hathaway’s shareholder meeting felt noticeably subdued this year, marking a departure from the high-energy crowds of the past. Tilman Versch, a long-time guide to the event, observed that a confluence of logistical hurdles and shifting leadership dynamics forced many long-time attendees to reconsider their travel plans.

IRS Barred From Pursuing Trump Tax Claims Under New Settlement Addendum

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IRS Barred From Pursuing Trump Tax Claims Under New Settlement Addendum

The Justice Department has quietly expanded a settlement regarding Donald Trump’s tax returns, issuing a document that prevents the IRS from investigating the president, his family, or his business entities for any tax filings submitted before this week, effectively closing the door on long-standing audit disputes.

OpenAI Prepares for September IPO Amid Financial Scrutiny

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OpenAI Prepares for September IPO Amid Financial Scrutiny

Targeting a September public listing, OpenAI has engaged Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to finalize regulatory filings. The move to go public follows a massive $122 billion funding round earlier this year, positioning the company for a market debut that would grant long-term stakeholders a path to liquidity.

SpaceX Files for IPO as Losses Mount and AI Ambitions Surge

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SpaceX Files for IPO as Losses Mount and AI Ambitions Surge

SpaceX has officially filed S-1 paperwork for a Nasdaq listing under the ticker "SPCX," revealing a $4.9 billion loss on $18.7 billion in revenue for 2025. The filing marks a pivotal shift for the rocket manufacturer, which has integrated Elon Musk’s xAI venture and social platform X into its corporate structure.

Goldman Sachs Leads the Syndicate for SpaceX’s Historic IPO

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Goldman Sachs Leads the Syndicate for SpaceX’s Historic IPO

With a valuation potentially reaching $2 trillion, SpaceX has filed its S-1 documentation to go public this summer, sparking a fierce competition among Wall Street’s elite. Goldman Sachs has secured the coveted lead left position for the offering, which promises to be the largest and most lucrative IPO in history.

JPMorgan Banker Files Counter-Lawsuit Over Assault Allegations

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JPMorgan Banker Files Counter-Lawsuit Over Assault Allegations

Lorna Hajdini, a veteran JPMorgan banker, has launched a defamation suit in New York Supreme Court, labeling sexual assault and discrimination claims brought by a former colleague as a malicious extortion plot. The filing marks a sharp escalation in a public dispute that previously ignited across social media.

Corporate layoffs in 2026: AI and restructuring drive workforce cuts

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Corporate layoffs in 2026: AI and restructuring drive workforce cuts

More than 30 major companies have initiated significant workforce reductions in 2026, as a wave of corporate restructuring meets the rapid integration of artificial intelligence. From tech giants to retail chains, firms are shedding thousands of roles to optimize operations, reduce management layers, and pivot toward AI-driven efficiency.

The Basement Strategy: How I Cleared $10,000 in Debt

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The Basement Strategy: How I Cleared $10,000 in Debt

Moving back into his parents' basement at 26 was a humbling, if not embarrassing, retreat for Danny Stewart. Faced with $10,000 in mounting credit card debt and spiraling interest, the 28-year-old PR professional traded his Chicago apartment for a bedroom at home to reclaim his financial future.

Why Treating Your Personal Budget Like a Business Can Buy You Freedom

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Why Treating Your Personal Budget Like a Business Can Buy You Freedom

After building a 90,000-dollar cushion, Steve Antonioni walked away from his corporate career to pursue creative projects. He calls this approach Camp FIRE—a strategy focused not on permanent retirement, but on accumulating enough capital to buy immediate flexibility, allowing individuals to align their daily lives with their long-term personal goals.

Jamie Dimon signals shift toward AI over traditional banking roles

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Jamie Dimon signals shift toward AI over traditional banking roles

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expects artificial intelligence to reshape the bank’s workforce, signaling a future where the institution hires fewer traditional bankers and more AI specialists. During a recent interview, Dimon acknowledged that while technology will automate tasks across the firm, he plans to manage the transition through internal redeployment.

Jamie Dimon Criticizes Peer’s AI Remarks as Bank Leaders Eye Job Shifts

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Jamie Dimon Criticizes Peer’s AI Remarks as Bank Leaders Eye Job Shifts

Bill Winters, CEO of Standard Chartered, sparked intense public backlash this week after describing staff reductions as the replacement of "lower-value human capital" with financial investment. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, a longtime associate of Winters, publicly rebuked the phrasing on Thursday, labeling the controversial statement as "inartful."

From $346K in Finance to Startup Founder: A Career Pivot

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From $346K in Finance to Startup Founder: A Career Pivot

Sarah Guller walked away from a lucrative role in growth equity to launch Forta, a performance-focused makeup brand. Despite trading a six-figure salary for the volatility of entrepreneurship, the 25-year-old Stanford graduate says the shift was necessary to escape a cycle of professional burnout and reclaim her autonomy.

SpaceX filing reveals smaller debt burden, boosting Musk's net worth

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SpaceX filing reveals smaller debt burden, boosting Musk's net worth

Elon Musk’s net worth surged by $45 billion to a record $722 billion on Thursday after a SpaceX IPO prospectus clarified his personal debt. The disclosure forced the Bloomberg Billionaires Index to revise its calculations, removing a massive liability previously tied to the CEO's vast stake in the rocket company.

Wall Street’s New Obsession: The Heavy Lifting Behind the AI Boom

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Wall Street’s New Obsession: The Heavy Lifting Behind the AI Boom

At JPMorgan’s annual tech and media conference in Boston, the usual chatter about public market debuts for OpenAI or Anthropic faded into the background. Instead, the real focus shifted to the industrial reality of the AI frenzy: the massive, capital-intensive scramble to build the physical infrastructure powering the next generation of computing.

How Early Retirees Master Personal Finance

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How Early Retirees Master Personal Finance

For those seeking financial independence, saving is not about depriving oneself of every pleasure but about intentionality. By treating personal income like a business profit and ruthlessly auditing major expenses, individuals who retired early have found that sustainable wealth building relies more on mindset than on extreme frugality.

Why the ultrawealthy treat every dollar like an investment

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Why the ultrawealthy treat every dollar like an investment

Rob Mallernee, CEO of Eton Solutions and professor at the University of North Carolina, argues that most people forfeit significant long-term wealth by ignoring the compounding cost of daily habits. By applying systematic financial scrutiny to everyday purchases, individuals can shift from passive consumption to intentional asset building.

JPMorgan’s 27th Annual Reading List: From AI to Longevity

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JPMorgan’s 27th Annual Reading List: From AI to Longevity

JPMorgan has unveiled its 27th annual selection of must-read nonfiction, a curated collection reflecting the varied priorities of its global clientele. The list spans a wide thematic range, encompassing the mechanics of breakthrough success, the rise of artificial intelligence, and historical parallels to modern geopolitics.

How a Physician Assistant Paid Off $150,000 in 16 Months

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How a Physician Assistant Paid Off $150,000 in 16 Months

Arden Missal, a 30-year-old physician assistant from Florida, rejected the conventional advice to manage student loans over a decade. Instead, she chose an aggressive, high-intensity strategy that erased $150,000 of debt in just 16 months by maximizing labor and cutting non-essential expenses to the bone.

Jain Global faces uncertainty in fundamental equities unit

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Jain Global faces uncertainty in fundamental equities unit

One month after Bobby Jain struck an exclusive deal to manage capital for the $87 billion giant Millennium, the disruption within his firm remains concentrated. While most operations continue as planned, the fundamental equities unit faces an uncertain future following a string of high-profile departures and internal evaluation.

Michael Burry warns of dramatic Nvidia crash amid AI bubble fears

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Michael Burry warns of dramatic Nvidia crash amid AI bubble fears

The conditions for an aggressive fall in Nvidia stock are as strong as they have been in history, according to Big Short investor Michael Burry. In a series of recent posts, he argued that the chipmaker's reliance on a handful of buyers and the unsustainable nature of current AI spending point toward a collapse.

Jan van Eck signals caution on memory chip rally and US debt

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Jan van Eck signals caution on memory chip rally and US debt

With memory chip stocks hitting record valuations, Van Eck CEO Jan van Eck warns that the sector is showing signs of a bubble. Despite the massive surge in demand driven by the AI boom, he argues these companies lack the durable competitive advantages that define industry leaders like Nvidia.

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Why Financial Planners Are Skeptical of the New Trump Accounts

A $1,000 government deposit for children born between 2025 and 2028 sounds like a windfall, but for many financial planners, the new Trump Accounts are not the gold standard for long-term saving. While the headline benefit is enticing, the account structure carries limitations that may outweigh the initial cash infusion.

How a Michigan couple reached Coast FIRE and doubled their wealth

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How a Michigan couple reached Coast FIRE and doubled their wealth

After hitting a $550,000 investment milestone in 2021, Andy and Nicole Hill stopped all retirement contributions to embrace "Coast FIRE." By shifting their focus from aggressive saving to long-term market growth, the couple watched their portfolio climb toward $1 million without adding a single cent of new capital.

Inside the $14 Billion Scaling of Verition

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Inside the $14 Billion Scaling of Verition

Managing $14 billion in assets, hedge fund Verition is attempting a difficult transition: scaling its headcount past 500 professionals without eroding the collaborative culture that defined its early returns. The firm is currently rebuilding its leadership ranks to compete with industry titans like Citadel and Millennium.