HeyJaredJeff John Roberts
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'Giving while living' has become a popular trend for passing on family wealth, says Edward Jones CEO | Fortune (opens the original)
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Many older people save their money in order to leave something to their families when they pass on. That is not always the best approach, says Penny Pennington, the CEO of Wealth management firm Edward Jones, who suggests that parents and others explore what she calls “giving while living”—distributing portions of their estate to younger relatives before they die. In an interview with Fortune, Pennington explained that a growing number of Edward Jones’ 9 million clients are embracing “giving whi
Big companies used to treat retail investors as an afterthought—now, they are at the IPO table | Fortune (opens the original)
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Good morning Term Sheet readers, it’s finance editor, Jeff John Roberts, pinch-hitting for Allie. If you look closely at the tombstone for fitness ring maker Oura’s IPO, you’ll see something unusual. You might have to squint, but there at the bottom, as the 18th of 18 underwriters, is an unfamiliar name: Robinhood, the app once known as a place for kiddies to YOLO trade, which is now sitting at the table with the likes of Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and J.P. Morgan. The Oura public offering it
Robinhood just rolled out trading agents to millions—and investing may never be the same | Fortune (opens the original)
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Starting this week, all of Robinhood’s roughly 29 million customers will have access to trading agents powered by OpenAI and Anthropic. Customers will be able to choose between various OpenAI and Anthropic models, and instruct the agents to carry out trades, conduct research, and build complex investment strategies. The rollout, which coincided with Robinhood’s annual HOOD summit, follows a move by the company in May to release a so-called MCP tool that allows technical users to hook up their ow
The crypto pirates have become the Navy. Now what? | Fortune (opens the original)
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Powerful corporate interests have long held outsize sway in Washington, D.C., using their deep pockets to influence elections and to hire former regulators to push preferred policies to law makers. These practices have made some industries a permanent part of the country’s political fabric, and given rise to unflattering monikers like Big Oil or Big Pharma or Big Food. In recent years, a newer industry has joined their ranks—one that in quainter days went by the “blockchain community” but today
Travis Kalanick is back: How Uber's ousted founder went from pariah to Silicon Valley hero | Fortune (opens the original)
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In 2017, it looked as if the tech world had seen the last of Travis Kalanick. Following a spate of scandals and allegations ranging from sexism to corporate espionage, Uber’s own investors took the extraordinary step of forcing the CEO out of the firm he cofounded. Kalanick’s ouster also signaled a bigger cultural shift. As the epilogue of Super Pumped, the definitive account of Uber’s chaotic early days by tech journalist Mike Isaac, put it: “Change had indeed come to the Valley. With the fadin
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