Maneet Ahuja

Even during the best of times, starting a small business is tough. During the Covid-19 pandemic, it became a quest for survival. While roughly one-third of small businesses were closed amid the lockdowns, many have reopened their doors or launched anew as consumer demand roars back.

While the big three players in the cloud computing ecosystem have dominated the market, Greylock Partners is unveiling a comprehensive interative project map of 285 companies challenging the incumbents.

A once-in-a-generation explosion in entrepreneurship is taking place as founders bet on themselves in record numbers. MainStreet U.S.A is back in business—and stronger than ever.

Lyft cofounder John Zimmer shares the future vision for the ridesharing giant as they hit profitability ahead of analyst expectations—as well as their competitors.

Over the course of one of the most challenging years on record for small businesses, we introduced the Next 1000, a first-of-its-kind initiative shining a spotlight on the most intrepid entrepreneurs redefining what it means to build and run a business today.

Baby food startup Yumi lands $67 million in Series B funding to expand its product offerings amid high growth during the pandemic.

Camila Cabello joins the ranks of the celebrity investor set with Olipop’s $30 million Series B round of fundraising announced February 1.

War In Europe. The China-Russia Alliance. De-dollarization. How $47 billion Citadel is making the best out of the worst of times.

Ray Dalio, prolific billionaire founder of $150 billion Bridgewater Associates shares his global economic predictions and warns of the potential downfall as the world’s foremost superpower in his new book, The Changing World Order, out November 30.

Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon believes that Congress needs to reauthorize the Small Business Administration and that the best course of action for business owners and leaders in this market is to exercise caution.

To boost more talented minority executives into the corporate stratosphere, Ariel Investments’ Mellody Hobson wants to install them at the top of existing businesses—and connect them with the customers and capital to succeed.

The investing and real estate world was rocked by news today that billionaire real estate investor Sam Zell died at the age of 81.

Vulture investor Marc Lasry and sister Sonia Gardner have made billions in distressed debt. Now they’ve set their sites on sports and are looking in unexpected places.

John Paul DeJoria went from living out of a car to becoming a shampoo and tequila billionaire. Some forty years after he struck it rich, he shares investing wisdom he’s gained along the way.

After six months at the helm the new CEO is stirring things up at the coffee chain with a careful eye towards global expansion and beyond.

After twenty years at fashion’s forefront, husband and wife designer duo Falguni Shane Peacock are redefining what means to run a global brand today—building a business that is at the intersection of culture and capital.

Former hedge fund star and unabashed digital asset evangelist, Mike Novogratz, believes traditional finance will drive bitcoin’s next evolution. He also rails against outdated regulations, Baby Boomers and America’s obesity problem.

It’s a critical moment for small business USA—blindsided by Covid, it remains our most powerful and reliable economic engine and field of dreams.

Drawing from Warren Buffett’s playbook, Todd Boehly has used the cash generated from his boring–but dependable–annuities business to build a multibillion dollar sports and entertainment empire.

Saint John built a career as a marketing executive for the world’s most iconic companies. Now she’s charting her next chapter—and giving others a seat at her table.