Arti Loftus
Industry 4.0 is rolling ahead at an incredible pace, and thought leaders are starting to look at the economics of this growth as an Exchange of Everything, from raw data to real currency. David Walsh,…
Ken Briodagh
The mining markets in Canada have been a bit volatile over the last few months, and according to a recent Reuters report, brought debt issuance down to a four-year low. There’s a hovering potential banking…
Matt Vulpis
Earlier this year, Heather Zichal, global head of sustainability at JP Morgan Chase (JPMC), and Ramaswamy Variankaval, global head of the JPMC Center for Carbon Transition, wrote in Fortune Magazine that the bank is on…
Reece Loftus
With the exceeding emergence of innovators pioneering new solutions to influence world markets significantly, the creation and introduction of various disruptive technologies have caused constant advancement and fluctuations within multiple industries and markets. As these…
Matt Vulpis
Over two decades into the new millennium, the digitalization of American life is no longer striking; it is ordinary. Every industry relies on computing, cloud storage, or other digital equipment to sell goods and services,…
Kirk Coburn
Carbon trading is part of the energy industry now. In a previous post, we introduced you to the concepts of carbon credits and cap-and-trade programs. The notion was conceived and birthed by the United Nations (UN)…
Arti Loftus
There is a global trend towards green energy and mitigating the effects of fossil fuels on the environment. The U.S. is planning to rejoin the 2016 Paris climate agreement, pledging, along with 190 other countries,…
Kirk Coburn
Welcome to the fourth article in my blog series about how VCs make money. So far, we’ve explored good investments and bad, and we’ve taken a close look at the unicorns and white whales (like the…
Kirk Coburn
In recent blogs, I mentioned that venture capitalists make a great deal of money, regardless of whether a startup succeeds or fails. (That’s why VCs can hop on an occasional train bound for utter disaster and…
Kirk Coburn
In a recent blog, I mentioned that venture capitalists prop up organizations with cash (sometimes even when they’re mediocre). I am not going to touch SPACs, the hyperbole of my recent statement. Some people feel…
