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Why Good Companies Go Bad: Ries on Incorruptibility
Eric Ries discusses why good companies go bad and how founders can build mission-driven organizations that last.
Zepto's Aadit Palicha: Turning Down Stanford for Groceries
Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha discusses forgoing Stanford to build a rapid grocery delivery service, leveraging AI, and focusing on customer experience.
Paul Graham on Silicon Valley vs. Stockholm for Startups
Paul Graham, Y Combinator founder, discusses the benefits of Silicon Valley for startups and how Stockholm can foster its own thriving hub.
Tony James on Building Successful Companies
Tony James, investor and Chairman of the Board at Costco, shares insights on building successful companies, the importance of focus, and key lessons from his career.
Joe Lonsdale: Focus on What You Love
Venture capitalist Joe Lonsdale discusses the critical role of intense focus and passion in achieving success, advocating for specialization and pragmatic perfectionism.
Joe Lonsdale: AI's Impact on Small Businesses
Joe Lonsdale discusses how AI is transforming small businesses, the opportunity in the 'silver tsunami' of retiring owners, and the importance of grit for aspiring entrepreneurs.
VC Math: The 10x Rule
Venture capital demands a 10x return within years, shaping which startups get funded and why others are rejected.
Jake Paul & Joe Lonsdale on AI's Cultural Shift
Jake Paul and Joe Lonsdale discuss the value of attention, the impact of AI on content, and the importance of authenticity in the digital age.
Cofounder 2 Seeks Founders for Agent-Run Startups
Cofounder 2's new fellowship offers entrepreneurs $1,000 upfront and daily credits to build AI-run companies within 30 days.
Joe Lonsdale: Reaching for the Moon, Again
Joe Lonsdale, a prominent investor and entrepreneur, shares his ambitious vision for the future of space exploration, emphasizing a faster pace for lunar missions and the critical role of sustained innovation.
Mark Cuban on Navigating the Algorithmic Age and Disrupting Healthcare
The AI-Driven Revolution of Small Teams
Elon Musk on AI's Tsunami and the Imperative of Truth-Seeking for Builders
"I didn't originally think I would build something great. I wanted to try to build something useful."
Superlab Suisse to Open New Facility at Campus Biotech in Geneva in January 2026
Superlab Suisse's new facility caters to a high concentration of life sciences research and entrepreneurship.
Smash Secures Seed Funding: Kesha's Music Creator Platform Takes Off
Numbers Investors Care About When Looking at an Early Stage Startup
The Next Big Company
Why Picking Long-Lived Winners Is Getting Harder
