Picking apart interesting companies — their growth playbooks, market positioning, and what founders can learn.
OpenAI published a 13-page policy paper proposing robot taxes, a public wealth fund, and a four-day workweek. The company loses $14 billion a year and is about to IPO at $1 trillion. Here's what founders need to understand.
Sam Altman predicted it. Dario Amodei gave it 70-80% odds for 2026. Medvi just did it with $20K and two people. But the FDA, a data breach, and angry customers tell a different story.
Two Stanford dropouts built India's fastest commerce company to $5B+. Zepto's playbook: contrarian timing, operational excellence, and India-first execution.
Perplexity challenged Google Search and reached $9B in 24 months. Here's the growth playbook, the moat, and what founders can learn from it.
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