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Indian Premier League
IPL is the fastest-growing, most dynamic and most disruptive force in the sports industry today… and it might just be on track to surpass the NFL as the…
Nov 13
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Jensen Huang
Nvidia Cofounder & CEO Jensen Huang gives his perspective on building a trillion dollar company.
Nov 6
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TSMC (Remastered)
The unbelievable and unlikely history behind the quietest technology giant of them all: the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company.
Oct 23
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Charlie Munger
Ben and David sit down with the legendary Charlie Munger months before his death in the only dedicated longform podcast interview that he has done in…
Oct 16
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Kyle Westaway
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Costco
This isn’t a tricky business. We just tried to sell high quality merchandise at a lower cost than everybody else.
Oct 9
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Renaissance Technologies
Renaissance Technologies is the best performing investment firm of all time. $1,000 invested in their flagship Medallion fund in 1988 would have…
Oct 2
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Kyle Westaway
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Novo Nordisk (Ozempic)
This company has it all: a 100+ year history filled with Nobel Prizes, bitter rivalries, breakthrough innovation, lone voices persevering against all…
Sep 25
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Kyle Westaway
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Visa
A huge portion of the world’s population uses their products on a daily basis (you might say Visa is… everywhere people want to be), but very few know…
Sep 18
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Nike
Nike — it’s perhaps the most iconic and most prolific brand of the modern era. On any given day, swooshes adorn the feet of more people on earth than…
Sep 11
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Kyle Westaway
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Nintendo II (1990-2023)
The epic story of Nintendo’s fall from grace and journey back to the top.
Sep 4
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Kyle Westaway
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Nintendo I (1889-1989)
The lovable Nintendo that we know today is a 130 year-old a playing card company (i.e. gambling), forged in the shadowy world of the Yakuza forged by a…
Aug 21
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Amazon Web Services
So, how DID an online book retailer end up building the infrastructure layer that powers the entire internet? (Or at least 39% of it, per latest market…
Aug 14
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