OpenAI's CEO isn't just making AI tools. He's solving the three existential problems that AGI creates—and nobody's connecting the dots yet.
The hardest-working executive Buffett ever saw. Positioned to inherit Berkshire Hathaway. Destroyed his future for 0.1% of annual income.
The world's most famous lubricant lives in a bank vault. Fewer than ten people have seen it. No patents. Just secrecy.
The NFL's most important employee isn't a player, coach, or referee—and you've never heard of him.
Monday's championship game wasn't about football. It was a billions dollar transaction disguised as sports entertainment. Here's where the $ went.
What do you do when your employer lies to you after you double his stock? Julia Stewart spent $ 2.3B answering that question.
Exxon won't touch Venezuela without security guarantees. One 70-year-old wildcatter who started in a mobile trailer already signed the contracts two years ago.
LEGO proves you don't need cheaper products or faster innovation. You need products customers can't abandon without losing their entire investment.
In 1967, Joe Coulombe faced extinction from 7-Eleven. He couldn't win on price, location, or selection. So he stopped competing on groceries entirely. Won anyway.
MTV solved their monetization problem perfectly. Jersey Shore printed money. Reality TV crushed music videos in ad revenue. They won every quarterly earnings call but lost the war.
"Every CEO can see the future, but teams can't execute what's locked in your head" was Cameron Herold's revelation in 2007.
To tell you the full story of sinking the yacht, you must first understand that I was addicted to Quaaludes...
