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M&A Disney
Company Research
4 Dec 2023
Disney's Most Notable Acquisitions Since Inception
Even though The Walt Disney Company was established already in 1923, many of the franchises and brands have been acquired during the last couple of decades.
The Walton-Penner Family
Business Philosophy
1 Dec 2023
The Walton-Penner Family Ownership Group: Broncos and Beyond
The Walton-Penner Family ownership group, which includes key members of the Walton family, has made significant waves in both the sports and business arenas.
NVIDIA Virtuous Cycle
Company Research
1 Dec 2023
The NVIDIA Virtuous Cycle: Driving Innovation in Computing
NVIDIA, a company at the forefront of technological innovation, particularly within graphics processing units (GPUs) and artificial intelligence (AI), has developed a robust, self-reinforcing cycle of innovation and growth.
Largest Companies in the World
Investing
1 Dec 2023
The World’s 10 Largest Companies by Market Cap in 2023
Market capitalization is a company’s value in the open market and reflects the market’s perception of its future prospects.
Robinhood vs WeBull
Investing
24 Nov 2023
Webull vs Robinhood: Which Platform Suits You?
In the competitive world of online trading platforms, Webull and Robinhood have emerged as two of the top choices for investors.
Norways Sovereign Wealth Fund
Edge
24 Nov 2023
Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund: Creating Lasting Prosperity
But what makes Norway’s striking of oil so fundamentally different from its worse faring counterparts? The answer is in large part its Norwegian Government Pension fund, and Norges Bank Investment Management
M&A Danaher
Company Research
22 Nov 2023
Danaher Business System and Acquisition History
Since the early 1990s, Danaher's management team has transformed a group of under-performing industrial manufacturing companies into a global powerhouse in life sciences and diagnostics.
Katherine Graham
Business Philosophy
22 Nov 2023
Katharine Graham: The Unlikely Media Mogul
Katharine Graham never expected to become a titan of media, much less the subject of a major motion picture or the companion of one of the greatest investors of all time. But history—and a twist of fate—had other plans.
Henry Singleton
Business Philosophy
22 Nov 2023
Henry Singleton: Crafting the Teledyne Empire
In corporate America, few stories are as gripping as that of Henry Singleton, a maverick whose genius turned Teledyne into an industrial empire.
Amazon Writing Culture
Business Philosophy
17 Nov 2023
Amazon's Writing Culture Explained
Amazon's founder, Jeff Bezos, has been an avid reader since childhood. He asserts that reading and writing have played pivotal roles in his personal development, particularly in the domains of entrepreneurship and business building, encompassing all that these fields entail.
Halo Effect
Investing
16 Nov 2023
Understanding the Halo Effect
The Halo Effect is a cognitive bias where our overall impression of a person, company, or product influences how we feel and think about their character or properties.
Authority Bias
Investing
16 Nov 2023
Understanding the Influence of Authority Bias
In a world where expertise and titles often dictate our decisions, understanding authority bias is crucial.
Survivorship Bias
Investing
16 Nov 2023
Survivorship Bias: The Hidden Side of Success
In a world where success stories often dominate headlines, it's crucial to understand the concept of 'Survivorship Bias'. This cognitive bias can lead us to draw incomplete or incorrect conclusions
Dunning-Kruger
Investing
16 Nov 2023
Dunning-Kruger Effect: Overconfidence in Incompetence
In the realm of psychology, few concepts have garnered as much attention as the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
Loss Aversion
Investing
16 Nov 2023
How Loss Aversion Shapes Our Choices
In the intricate world of human psychology, certain phenomena have a profound impact on our decision-making processes. One such phenomenon is loss aversion.
Action Bias
Investing
16 Nov 2023
Action Bias: Understanding the Drive to Act
In today's fast-paced world, the term "Action Bias" has become increasingly significant. This cognitive bias, often intertwined with phrases like "bias for action" and "bias towards action," refers to the inclination of individuals or organizations to favor action over inaction, especially in decision-making processes.