Does Musk’s stake in Twitter herald a new direction for the social network, or is it another pointless distraction for the Tesla CEO?

What my string of adventures in TV have taught me about the medium

Amidst the scams and bubbles, credible scarcity and authenticity will unlock real value in digital markets

Kleptocrats invest in football clubs, luxury apartments, and higher education with few restrictions

Nimbyism is killing opportunities for younger folks. Here’s how we could fix it.

If your business is producing enemies, at some point those enemies will come for your money.

The stock market correction will fundamentally alter the landscape of tech startups and VCs

A trillion in revenue will require stealing markets from incumbents.

The American dream of homeownership has become a hallucination — in the metaverse

I pulled my podcast from Spotify. Here’s the framework I use to make tough calls.

The line between vision and fraud is only drawn in hindsight

The advertised decentralization of power out of the hands of a few has, in fact, been a re-centralization of power into the hands of fewer

Reviewing the predictions I made for 2021 and making some new ones for the new year

The greatest assault on American middle-class prosperity is the relentless, four-decade-long inflation in higher education

Most high profile acquisitions don’t pay off. But the ones that do, pay off bigly

Let’s consider the tools we have available

Taking a closer look at Warby Parker, Rent the Runway, Allbirds, and On

Digital ad fraud could be a $150 billion business by 2025, which would make it the largest criminal enterprise after the drug trade

Firms would love to have us believe that society’s biggest problems can be fixed as our stock portfolios explode in value

Helping students catch up may be the pandemic’s most enduring challenge

For all its success, Facebook doesn’t have vertical distribution or much presence in the world of work

China is financially connected to the U.S. in ways the USSR never was

A herd of unicorns is at the stable door, looking to trample Wells Fargo and Chase.

How the billionaire class has taken midlife crises to a new level