5 of the top-rated equity fund managers in the US share their blueprints for consistently crushing the market — and the best ways to replicate their success

These fund managers have perfect ratings on total return, consistent return, capital preservation, expense, and tax efficiency.

May 31, 2019   |   View Online »

5 of the top-rated equity fund managers in the US share their blueprints for consistently crushing the market — and the best ways to replicate their success Akin Oyedele | These fund managers have perfect ratings on total return, consistent return, capital preservation, expense, and tax efficiency. Read More »

7 investors and founders reveal 6 reasons Europe has never produced its own Facebook, Google, or Amazon Shona Ghosh | Despite worthy success stories such as Spotify and Farfetch, Europe hasn't produced a global company to rival ones like Google, Facebook, or Alibaba. Read More »

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Here's the pitch deck that Pillar, a student-loan-management startup, used to score $5.5 million from Kleiner Perkins and an A-list of Silicon Valley backers Megan Hernbroth | According to Pillar's founder and CEO, the team wasn't looking for new funding but garnered interest from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley. Read More »

Mark Zuckerberg's personal security chief accused of sexual harassment and making racist remarks about Priscilla Chan by 2 former staffers Rob Price,Jake Kanter | A key aide of the Facebook CEO has been accused of serious misconduct, and another is accused of doing nothing when complaints were raised. Read More »

Citi passed on the Apple Card over profitability concerns — here's why Goldman wasn't worried Rachel Green | Citigroup was reportedly in negotiations with Apple to become the issuer of Apple Card but backed out due to profitability concerns. Read More »

Barstool Sports is creating a $1 million incubator program to help jump-start the next Casper Lucia Moses | Barstool wants to fund direct-to-consumer companies in which it shares a mutual interest in order to grow their business and share in their success. Read More »

Citigroup spends $8 billion a year on tech, and it's finally starting to see a hefty pile of savings from the massive investments Alex Morrell | Citigroup seeing significant cost reductions from its $8 billion annual tech budget, resulting in as much as $600 million in net savings this year. Read More »

Loot Crate, once America's fastest-growing company, says that it's laying off 150 workers as it moves away from operating its own warehouses Megan Hernbroth | The Loot Crate subscription service has called itself as "Comic Con in a box," and has raised $18.5 million in venture capital. Read More »

The cofounder of Groupon launched a cancer-data startup after his wife's diagnosis. Now it's worth $3.1 billion after less than 4 years. Lydia Ramsey | Tempus, a Chicago-based startup that pulls together data on cancer patients on its platform, hit a $3.1 billion valuation in less than 4 years. Read More »

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