According to the Financial Times, some bond managers are defending investments in Austrian century bonds that have lost up to 96% of their value. The argument hinges on using these bonds in a duration-neutral, convexity-seeking strategy against a benchmark index. This counterintuitive approach alleg
A new Fortune cover story dives into Anthropic’s business and the role of cofounder Daniela Amodei. While the AI safety-focused company projects $10 billion in revenue next year, its path to profit looks shorter than rivals, targeting 2028. Daniela’s commercial focus and cautious leadership are high
Omar Bailey, former head of the Yeezy Innovation Lab, left Adidas in May 2022 to launch Fctry Lab. The company uses in-house design and 3D printing to slash prototype time from months to days, and its 50-50 profit split with stars is a game-changer.
According to new research, companies are increasingly bringing back “boomerang” employees shortly after laying them off. This trend, highlighted during the pandemic and now amid AI uncertainty, reveals deep flaws in corporate workforce planning. It’s a costly cycle of poor management decisions.
London-based startup Searchable has secured €4.5 million in funding to tackle AI Search Engine Optimisation (AEO). The tool gives brands a real-time view of how they’re recommended by LLMs, claiming to reduce manual SEO work by 50%.
DoorDash controls 60% of the U.S. food delivery market, with revenue potentially hitting $13 billion in 2025. CEO Tony Xu’s strategy hinges on building a proprietary data catalog of the physical world that even Google Maps doesn’t have.
Meesho is launching a $606 million IPO that makes it India’s first major horizontal e-commerce platform to go public. The offering features minimal sell-downs from major backers like SoftBank and Prosus, signaling strong investor conviction despite widening losses.
The Nordic startup ecosystem is experiencing unprecedented growth, with Sweden’s Lovable leading the charge alongside established players like Klarna and Spotify. Venture investments hit $8 billion this year, while the region’s social safety net enables bold risk-taking. Deep tech and AI are driving
The Nordic startup ecosystem is accelerating faster than Silicon Valley, according to insiders. A strong social safety net and collaborative culture are creating globally ambitious founders who can take bigger risks.
Warsaw-based Global Work AI has raised €2 million to expand its AI-powered job search platform. The funding will fuel development of automated applications and the launch of Mia AI, a comprehensive career assistant. This brings the company’s total funding to €3.1 million since its 2024 founding.
