For nearly a century, if you wanted to invest in a high-flying tech startup before it went public, first you had to answer a simple question: "Are you a millionaire?" If the answer was no, the SEC labeled you a "non-accredited” investor — and you were locked out of the deal.…
It’s summer time — the time when America’s biggest banks and tech companies fill their offices with ambitious college interns. These internships are notoriously competitive to land.
This year has been nuts. The venture-capital world has been throwing around numbers that sound like typos: OpenAI landed a funding round worth $122 billion.
A few weeks ago, Larry Fink released his annual letter to investors. As the CEO of asset-management firm BlackRock, Fink oversees more money than anyone on the planet — $14 trillion.
Lately, it seems like all the headlines are about the “private markets” — Private startups like SpaceX and Anthropic are about to IPO! Oh no – private credit is having a meltdown!