An early-stage VC shares why he's not investing in AI coding startups — but doubling down on these founders
He’s invested in over 600 companies and oversees $72 million in assets. But you won’t find a vibe-coding company in his portfolio of the earliest-stage startups.
Jussi Salovaara, the cofounder and managing partner at startup accelerator Antler Asia,
Read MoreUS economy grew 2% despite Iran war — but Americans’ spending slowed
An image collage containing 3 images, Image 1 shows A gas station sign in Los Angeles displays gas prices, with regular at $5.69, plus at $5.89, V-Power at $5.99, and diesel at $7.57, Image 2 shows Donald Trump speaking in the Oval Office, Image 3 shows A customer carrying produce walks past shelves of vegetables in a grocery store
The US economy accelerated at the start of 2026,
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Read MoreAdvisor outlines key considerations for claiming Social Security benefits early
INDIANA – As more Americans approach retirement age, understanding when and how to claim Social Security benefits remains a critical financial decision, according to guidance from the AMAC Foundation.
In a recent advisory column, Russell Gloor, a National Social Security Advisor with the foundation, responded to a reader planning to begin collecting benefits at age 62,
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Read MoreFrom Quadrangle Club to the Federal Reserve: Princetonians reflect on Jerome Powell ’75
Last May, Chair of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell ’75 delivered the Baccalaureate address to the Class of 2025. Only a few months later, on Jan. 9, he was served grand jury subpoenas as part of a criminal investigation into cost overruns on the Federal Reserve’s Washington headquarters renovation project.
President Donald Trump accused Powell of lying to Congress about the predicted cost of the renovations,
Read MoreWarren Buffett's 'Last Call' Delivers 40% — Greg Abel Faces A Tough Act To Follow
Warren Buffett placed his final bet and that Alphabet investment has returned roughly 40% in six months, even as Berkshire Hathaway shares lag the S&P 500 under new CEO Greg Abel.
The first Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting since Warren Buffett’s departure witnessed everything from AI discussions to future efforts to grow the company.
Read MoreThe Burst
Why This Insurance Giant’s Stock Dip Could Be a Buying Gift
Shares of insurance giant Progressive (NYSE:PGR) have fallen considerably over the last week, moving away from their 52-week high of $292.
The stock’s quick price drop came despite strong ongoing performance at Progressive. Why did Progressive stock go down, and is now a good time to buy the stock while its prices are still lower?
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Datadog Just Cracked the S&P 500, Wall Street Thinks It’s Just Getting Started
Datadog (NASDAQ: DDOG) is officially joining the S&P 500 on July 9. Shares are up by more than 15% since the announcement, adding to what’s already been a stunning multi-year run. Since going public six years ago, Datadog has skyrocketed by over 4x, nearly triple the S&P 500’s return over the same period.
But even after that massive run,
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Ignore This Under-the-Radar AI Stock At Your Peril
C3.AI was among the first stocks to bring the idea of artificial intelligence to the forefront of investors’ minds. But it was weighed down by short sellers pointing their arrows at it with claims that have since been contested and refuted.
Today, the company is looking to put those gloomy days in the rearview mirror and anticipates faster growth thanks to its pivoted revenue model,
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