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See ya, CA, Part 1: Silicon Valley’s Founders Tell a Deeper Story

The recent restructuring of entities tied to the founders of Google signals more than estate planning. It highlights how structural incentives are shifting for even the most successful entrepreneurs.

The Death of Innovation Optimism? (Part 2): The New Visibility of Human Decision-Making

The discourse around AI is increasingly speaking in the language of loss.

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The Death of Innovation Optimism? (Part 1): A Future Moving Too Fast

While technology is spreading faster than ever, more and more people feel that we are not moving forward, but being pulled deeper into a system whose workings we no longer fully understand.

How the Invisible Layer Became the Greatest Business Power

The company is not the protagonist of the artificial intelligence narrative, yet it has secured a position in the industry without which the entire ecosystem would become nonfunctional.

Venezuela and the Resource Curse, Part 2

Venezuela’s vast reserves continue to shape global energy strategy, yet its institutional environment remains the key variable in determining whether production can recover.

Venezuela and the Resource Curse, Part 1

Venezuela holds the world’s largest oil reserves, yet its production capacity continues to deteriorate despite rising global demand.

The 320-Million Empire

With more than 320 million subscribers, record revenues, and genre-defining innovation, Netflix is no longer just the winner of the streaming wars; it has become the industry’s new rule-maker.

Sagrada Família: The Basilica of Infinite Patience

In 2026, something will be completed that began in 1882. A building that has survived dictatorships, world wars, the tourism boom, and the rise of digitalisation.

Nuclear Powers, Part 3: China’s Nuclear Acceleration

China is building reactors faster than any other nation, reshaping the geopolitics of power supply and challenging Western energy leadership.

Nuclear Powers, Part 2: America’s Nuclear Pause and the Cost of Falling Behind

The United States once defined the nuclear age; now it wrestles with stalled construction, regulatory hesitation, and rising pressure to meet future power needs.

The Generation Redefining Success Through Generosity

A growing group of young global stars is treating money not as a trophy but as a responsibility, and audiences are beginning to measure fame by what is given away rather than earned.

Nuclear Powers, Part 1: Britain’s Nuclear Bet and the Return of Strategic Power Stations

Britain has revived large-scale nuclear development through a financing structure that convinced cautious investors and signaled a long-term commitment to base-load power.

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