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Mike Nay started playing with claw machines over the pandemic. When arcades reopened, he could barely fit all the plushies he was winning in his home.
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Physical therapy company Hinge Health finally went public Thursday. Its CEO says it’s banking on AI to automate more care and drive growth.
Michael Grimes made a name for himself as a banker to tech giants like Uber and Google. Now, he’s running Trump’s investment accelerator.
Scott Payne, a former FBI agent, spent most of his 23-year career as an undercover agent. Going undercover was voluntary and took intense training.
Walter Green retired from his 30-year IT career at 52 years old with enough funds to last him and his family one year.
Philip Su, founder of Superphonic, believes that, when specializing, you assume the risk of future redundancy — especially in the age of AI.
