Peter Thiel has it all, money, power and an agenda - that makes him one of the most dangerous billionaire investors of today's time. Mind you, we mean dangerous in the most positive sense possible. Thiel is a force of nature and it will be interesting to emulate some of his career steps in order to achieve our own lofty goals.

Bill Ackman has been beaten many times, in spite of this, his firm Pershing Square Capital is managing assets of almost 19 billion USD, with only roughly 30 employees. Who is really behind the mask of a silver-haired hedge fund investor? Is Bill Ackman a failed successor version of Warren Buffett undergoing bug fixes? Or is he nothing more than a professional gambler that gets lucky sometimes?

Watch how Henry Kravis became one of the largest dealmakers in the world of finance.

He is one of the richest men on the planet. And due to his young age, he is likely to become one of the most powerful men in the coming decades. He has held the prestigious title of the world's youngest self-made billionaire… And he presides over a finance behemoth that many predict to join the ranks of Google, Meta or Amazon in terms of market cap and influence very soon.

How do you build a successful YouTube documentary channel? We peel back the curtain on what it takes to build a documentary empire that not only captivates millions but also generates jaw-dropping revenue. Join Kevin Jon as he interviews the legendary Rocky Xu, a pioneer in the realm of business documentary channels, whose strategic approach to content creation has set the gold standard for creators everywhere.

Witness how Bank of America's acquisition of Merrill Lynch and its 49.8% stake in BlackRock transformed it into a financial juggernaut. In this episode MegaloMedia Originals, we get into Stanley O'Neal's ruthless leadership, the desperate deals during the 2008 crisis, and how a bank that once saved Disney now wields power behind the world's largest asset manager. Discover the dramatic twists that shaped modern finance, revealing a hidden empire in the shadows.

CIS, the Japanese wonder trader: They’re traditional conservatives stuck in the old ways of doing things. They live in a humble one-bedroom, are loyal to their 9-5, believe in the corporate ladder, and place their hopes in the traditional educational system. And they intend to instill these same ideologies to their unborn child. Unbeknownst to them, they carry the ultimate antagonist of their belief system. And it won't take long for their child to make them realize just how wrong their thinking is.

Little children have fantasies. The child who is skinny and weak delights in dreaming that, with the snap of a finger, he can become a Stallone, or-minus ze German accent - a Schwarzenegger. The kid who rarely leaves home and doesn’t travel wishes he could be a pilot, or an astronaut.

In less than 5 minutes, more than one Trillion Dollars of value is wiped out from American companies. But behind all this is not a devastating event or even the doings of a giant financial institution: Instead, the chaos is orchestrated by someone who belongs more to Wallstreetbets than actual Wall Street.

Stephen Schwarzman is the 37th richest person in the world - worth a whopping $26 billion dollars. He rubs shoulders with the world’s most powerful leaders.