Liz Hoffman
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 8
- Latest publication
- Sep 15, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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A slower AI frontier won't matter for most companies. They aren’t living on it. (opens the original)
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A slowdown on the AI frontier would barely register for big companies working to adopt AI, for the simple reason that they are nowhere near the frontier. "Even if the technology stops advancing — turn 'pacing the frontier' into 'halt the frontier' — we have a decade-plus of diffusion of benefits into the economy with the technology as it exists today," said Chris Taylor, CEO of Ode, the $1.5 billion joint venture between Anthropic, Blackstone, Hellman & Friedman, and other investment firms that
Can the newest sovereign wealth fund avoid others’ mistakes? (opens the original)
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"These are national resources that are now being monetized for the nation," Pandu Sjahrir tells me when we meet. Sjahrir is the chief investment officer of the global sovereign-wealth club's newest member, Indonesia's Danantara. But it's a sentiment popular these days with, among others, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who has talked often of "monetizing the asset side" of America's balance sheet. (Starting, possibly, with Yosemite?) Danantara was founded in 2025 and values its holdings at
CVC to name co-CEOs, poaching TPG exec (opens the original)
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European private-equity firm CVC has hired a top TPG executive to be its co-CEO, people familiar with the matter said. Todd Sisitsky, who has been TPG's president since 2021, will join CVC when his non-compete expires in a year or longer, the people said. At that time, he'll split the role with CVC's No. 2 executive, Peter Rutland, as CEO Rob Lucas steps down. Representatives for TPG and CVC declined to comment.
Justice Department to take a closer look at Fox’s $22 billion Roku deal (opens the original)
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The US Justice Department is widening its antitrust inquiry into Fox's $22 billion acquisition of streaming platform Roku, people familiar with the matter said. DOJ staff plans to seek more information from the companies through what is known as a "second request," which generally involves another round of data- and document-sharing, the people said. Though not unusual, the move suggests skepticism about the merger's effect on how consumers access streaming content. The deal, which unites Fox's
Robinhood enters IPO underwriting (opens the original)
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Robinhood landed its first IPO underwriting assignment, a sign that retail investors — long an afterthought for companies going public — are a fan base worth courting. Robinhood, which launched its bookrunning business in June, is among 18 banks working on smart-ring maker Oura's IPO (dead last, but there). Historically, retail investors got IPO scraps as companies focused on getting shares into the hands of patient institutions, but that's changing. SpaceX set aside about 20% of shares for indi
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