PITCH-DECK LIBRARY: Search over 750 pitch decks that startups including Uber, Postmates, and Airbnb used to raise millions

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PITCH-DECK LIBRARY: Search over 750 pitch decks that startups including Uber, Postmates, and Airbnb used to raise millions

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A former Carlyle Group money manager warns that the S&P 500 is doomed to fall 42% if the Fed carries out the 11 rate hikes Wall Street expects — and says raising interest rates destroys demand and does nothing to solve inflation

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A room full of screens with rotating photos and illustrations felt like mere hype on top of the already-questionable $41 billion NFT market.

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14 eye-opening essays from Black writers to read to understand America's problems with race

From Ida B. Wells to James Baldwin to Ta-Nehisi Coates, these works by Black authors give important context for what's going on in America.

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5 stocks set for takeoff: A CIO with $98 billion in AUM who says he sidestepped a 14% correction this year explains why he's scaling back into equities now, and why these companies have massive upside

These companies have sustainable growth, can continue to add economic value, and return cash flow to shareholders, he said.

Julian Roberston's Tiger Cubs are getting clobbered by the market. Here's a look at the billionaire's sprawling web of hedge fund spinoffs.

The biggest funds spawned from billionaire investor Julian Robertson have sustained deep losses as tech bets went into free fall.

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I made $100,000 in my first year of freelancing and my work-life balance has never been better. Here's how I did it.

Hannah Logsdon saw substantial growth in her income once she found her niche and hired virtual assistants to help her balance client demands.

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I quit a VP job at Amazon to work in Web3. Here's why I don't regret going all-in on an industry that hasn't gone mainstream yet.

After spending more than 15 years at companies like Amazon and IBM, Sandy Carter jumped into Web3 to build what she calls the next generation's internet.

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Stocks are as oversold as they've been at any point in the last 30 years, says the chief market strategist at Truist Bank — and these 4 sectors are the most attractive right now

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