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Music buyouts are heating up
There’s a bull market in African address verification, Australian VC firm makes a $17m blunder and More…
March 31, 2025
There’s a bull market in African address verification, Australian VC firm makes a $17m blunder and More…
Stefan and I enjoyed overpriced wine and canapes last week in Copenhagen, which is farther away from my house than I thought it would be.
How TEFAF Reinvented Itself for a New Era, TEFAF’s Elite Attendees and Spectacle, and More…
Why higher dividend yields are often found outside the US, A PE firm bought the Boston Celtics for $6.1 billion, and More…
We’ve got a packed agenda this spring with several meetup scheduled in both the USA and Europe.
Why is the naming of generations stupid? How should it be done? What can we learn from each one?
Cocoa prices fell to a four-month low of £6,110 per ton, Gold prices are at their highest levels ever, hitting $3,000/oz for the first time, Coffee futures are also at their highest levels ever, and More…
I’ve been at TEFAF Maastricht all week with Nicho, so this update is a bit lighter than usual.
The Racehorse Industry: A Colossal (and Wildly Inefficient) Market, The Economics of Racehorses, The Allure (and Reality) of Investing in Racehorses, and More…
Chinese ownership of US farmland is up 85% since 2010, China launched a $138 billion fund for quantum computing, Adidas sells its last Yeezy shoe, and More…
Investors start to call bull, Crypto confused by reserve coins, Waymo and Uber Drive AI in TX, and More…
Spring meetups are on track. Check out the Altea events space for more on those.
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