OTC Markets CEO: 250 years of market history just collided with a new SEC rule
If the SEC reform is finalized, growth-stage companies relying on discounted, dilutive private placements will gain a public, transparent alternative.
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The CEO of $1.2 billion learning platform Preply says it all started with his online search for an English tutor
Kirill Bigai, the cofounder and CEO of learning platform Preply, had to take on a consulting gig while getting paid almost nothing building the business.
‘I had no one to bird with who wasn’t 20 years older than me’: Meet the Gen Zers who transformed grandma’s hobby into an analog craze
“Bird watching, I think, used to be sort of a very, very niche thing, and now it is a cool thing,” eBird director Christopher Wood told Fortune. “They put their phone away completely.”
Powering the cloud after 60 years underground: Ormat’s geothermal pivot to AI
Ormat launched two next-gen geothermal projects with Sage Geosystems and SLB in Nevada.
The veteran Fortune 500 CEO who turned an 80-year-old AC company into an AI darling
First Dave Cote transformed Honeywell. Then out of retirement he placed a stunning bet on a little known company called Vertiv.
Retired racer Jimmie Johnson credits his multimillion-dollar success to shining his shoes and arriving 10 minutes early: ‘Small things matter’
Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson tells Fortune how small habits, support from his parents, and work-life balance have shaped his career.
Retired racer Jimmie Johnson credits his multimillion-dollar success to shining his shoes and arriving 10 minutes early: ‘Small things matter’
Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson tells Fortune how small habits, support from his parents, and work-life balance have shaped his career.
Amazon, Uber, DoorDash, and Walmart are taking the delivery wars to the skies
After years of experiments and setbacks, some of America’s biggest delivery companies are racing to make drones mainstream.
AI productivity tools are overhyped and overfunded. Investors should look elsewhere
Over 50 years ago, Charlie Munger convinced his best friend Warren Buffett to ditch the proverbial cheap cigar butts for durable, high-quality businesses.
