Craft spirits are in. O&G invests in clean tech. Blockchain disrupts banking.
So you like poetry?
Hi there,
Man — it’s hard to trust stuff on the internet.
There are fake Twitter followers, fake businesses, and now a fake restaurant, which became one of London’s top restaurants on TripAdvisor. Check out The Blurb for more about The Shed at Dulwich.
Even if you don’t read the words, some of the photography is inspiring.
Embrace or be replaced?
Global banking is currently a $134 trillion industry. Banks help intermediate payments, make loans, and provide credit. Blockchain could disrupt all of that, transforming everything from payments transactions to how money is raised in the private market.
We analyzed the investment activity of the largest and most active companies across the O&G value chain.
To the left, to the left #baddataviz
Oh what’s in a scatterplot? Could it be known?
Surely not or a scatterplot’s what we’d have shown.
Who needs little dots when instead your whole viz
Can be bunches of arrows that just look like shiz?
Whaaat!? Harvard and Oxford online?
While others were creating MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses), custom micro-degrees (like Udacity), and proprietary online education brands (like University of Phoenix and Concordia), 2U built technology and infrastructure to bring traditional education brands online.
Sounds like a pretty good deal for universities looking to extend their reach and revenue. They set standards, develop curriculum, and provide professors. 2U provides the platform, marketing, and administers admissions.
It’s no wonder Harvard, Georgetown, Oxford, and other blue chip brands are already on board. Chip Paucek, Co-founder & CEO of 2U calls this the third wave of online education.
He joined us at A-ha! for a chat with Financial Times’ Hannah Kuchler. Watch the full interview here. Read the CBI take here.
The Industry Standard
CB Insights data is the most trusted by those in the industry and the media. A few recent hits.
