John Amato is Senior Vice President of Private Aviation Solutions at Magellan Jets in Quincy, Massachusetts. He guides Clients through every consideration involved in private travel, from aircraft ...
The longevity business has a pricing problem, and it isn’t the one you think. Walk the floor of any executive wellness conference, and you can watch capital move in real time. Continuous glucose ...
Hillspire, Eric Schmidt’s family office, made 15 investments in 2025, most of them in artificial intelligence. They include a Paris-based AI voice startup, an open-source LLM, and a software platform ...
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Before Greg Raiff built Elevate Aviation Group, he was an 18-year-old trying to get 472 students to the Bahamas on a chartered plane. The job was purely transactional: point A to point B, lowest ...
One year ago, enterprise AI was defined by experimentation. Companies were building pilots, testing large language models, and trying to determine where generative AI fit inside their organizations.
Frank E. Campbell—The Funeral Chapel has just completed a $20 million renovation timed to its 125th anniversary, the most extensive overhaul in the funeral home’s history. The project touched nearly ...
Five companies—Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Oracle—will spend between $660 billion and $690 billion in capital expenditure this year, almost all of it on data centers built to train and serve ...
Melissa Xides spent three decades in luxury retail, most notably as Chief Retail Officer at Bergdorf Goodman, before joining Exclusive Resorts as President. Her career has been built on a simple ...
The Exposed Client: Digital Security as an Advisory Service Wealthy families are now a primary target for fraud, impersonation, and cyberattacks, and the way in is often a spouse's phone, a child's ...
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