The big indexes are doing OK, but the average stock is not. And that is a problem.
Family offices move to ‘risk on’ with plans to load up on stocks, private credit
Nearly half (48%) of family offices plan to buy stocks this year, according to Goldman 2023 Family Office Investment Insight Report.
A.I. can ‘augment humanity in a very positive way,’ says family office investor Peter Bordes
Peter Bordes, founder and managing partner of Trajectory Ventures and Trajectory Capital, on artificial intelligence, the current market conditions and investing in start-ups.
Regional banks rebound for a second day as PacWest cuts dividend, says business ‘fundamentally sound’
PacWest Bankcorp led a relief rally in regional banks on Monday, after the struggling lender slashed dividend to build capital amid the banking crisis.
How one family office is putting money to work with A.I.
CNBC’s Robert Frank sits down for an interview with Trajectory Ventures Founder and Managing Partner, Peter Bordes, to discuss how his family office is managing its portfolio and why artificial intelligence is a large part of his investing thesis.
‘A very problematic market’: As Arm shuns London, tech investors question UK as an IPO destination
British chip designer Arm recently decided to list in New York, leading to worries that London will miss out on more blockbuster tech IPOs.
Hollywood’s Reynolds and McElhenney found success at Welsh soccer club Wrexham. But there’s a warning for would-be copycats
“The thing that strikes me is how wrong it could’ve gone. People are waiting in the wings to shoot this kind of thing down,” said Sam Hollis, head of strategy at FutureBrand.
Travel won’t fully recover this year — but it will get close
New research from the World Travel & Tourism Council says tourism GDP levels in North America and Latin America will fully recover by the end of 2023.
Summer travel: How to save during a busy, expensive season
It’s expected to be a busy and costly summer travel season. But there are some ways to save.
Mark Cuban knew the Dallas Mavericks’ CEO had no prior experience in basketball—here’s the advice he gave her for Day 1
When Mark Cuban asked Cynt Marshall to be the Dallas Mavericks’ CEO, she had no prior basketball experience. His advice reassured her about taking the job.