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We’re at the midpoint of a decade that has brought solid economic growth and technological breakthroughs, but which also gave us a global pandemic and ongoing geopolitical conflicts. So what are entrepreneurs thinking about today?

5 years from now, women will control 38% of investable assets – that’s $30 trillion in financial power. Is this the time for the SHEconomy?

With government debt projected to reach 160% of GDP and interest rates expected to bottom out at 4% vs. 2% - has the market misjudged the economic impact of the new administration's agenda? 

Today's markets might be experiencing their own slack tide — caught between strong fourth quarter growth and the potential headwinds of Trump's policies. While investors remain optimistic, tariffs, immigration restrictions, and spending cuts could be about to change the economic current.  

Think of energy infrastructure as the circulatory system of the modern economy - invisible to most. As artificial intelligence accelerates electricity demand, what does it take for the nation to go from energy dependent to global leader.

While headlines focus on tariffs and trade tensions, there is another aspect to the story... reshoring. US companies are now looking to rebuild on American soil. How could this reshape portfolios and potentially redefine America's economic future?

Credit stress is rising among younger Americans, tariff proposals could cost households over $2,000 annually and middle-income shoppers are showing new price sensitivity. How might this consumer transformation reshape markets?

In this 7th episode of “The era of AI”, we have a conversation with Ankur Crawford, Executive VP and Portfolio Manager at Alger about DeepSeek. What is the cost of AI now that other AI machine are starting to emerge?

From the rise of DeepSeek to the uncertain impact of tariffs, 2025's market landscape is challenging historical patterns. Are we witnessing a fundamental shift in market dynamics or just another chapter in a familiar story?

After a decade of being overshadowed by passive investing, hedge funds are showing signs of a renaissance. They provided better diversification than bonds and institutional sentiment is bullish. Is smart money rediscovering active management?