In this special guest issue, James Platt writes about Yeezy’s rise to glory, the battle against Air Jordans for sneaker supremacy, the fall from grace, and where things stand today.
We explore the world’s largest Sovereign Wealth Funds — why they exist, how they operate, what they invest in, and a bunch of interesting facts.
In honor of World Bee Day, we explore how bee farms make money, what the costs & profits look like, and explore a few interesting bee-related startups.
Upzoning allows property owners to build higher-density dwellings on R1 land. It represents the biggest opportunity for investors in decades.
Today, we a look at investing in franchises through the lens of an important new company called Franshares.
Today we’ve got a short spotlight on a unique company called Levenue.
If you thought luxury cars were a status symbol, wait until you hear about the market for heritage license plates.
Equities were up slightly. I’m still out of the real estate market. Tech layoffs were reduced a bit. And Crypto regulation is pushing prices down.
We explore the hazy market of investment-grade cigars. Similar to wine and whiskey, but it’s tough to pick a winner.
I recently picked up my 300th vinyl record. So I thought it’d be fun to show you the most interesting stuff I’ve learned since I began collecting.
Yesterday morning, the FDIC was preparing to take First Republic Bank into receivership. Of course, last month, Jim tweeted that First Republic is a “very good bank.”
Where did emojis come from? Who governs the “emoji economy?” How do they get made? How does it all work?
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