The real oil shock is diesel, now $210 a barrel
Max argues three converging supply shocks are pushing diesel to $210 a barrel, a crisis he says dwarfs gasoline shortages and reaches every consumer, whatever they drive.
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Ken Ricci gave children wealth early, then bought back his company
Flexjet's Ken Ricci tells David Senra that trust beats control in family wealth and business, even as he credits timing and luck for his fractional-jet fortune.
Kalanick recasts Cloud Kitchens as an atoms-based computer for industry
Uber founder Travis Kalanick talks with Ben Horowitz about great companies hinging on rare founders, while his Atoms thesis treats manufacturing, real estate and logistics as computing resources.
Back Ops bets end-to-end workflows beat partial automation in logistics
Sean of Back Ops describes building AI agents for logistics back offices, where missing APIs, non-technical users and emerging agent-to-agent claims shape what automation can actually take over.
Travis Kalanick treats food and mining as computers made of atoms
Travis Kalanick, Uber's founder, argues entire industries can be automated by treating atoms like bits, but must first overcome the resistance to change that has dogged every industrial revolution.
Uber's CEO calls backing down on Priceline his costliest mistake
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi tells Ali Partovi that his costliest mistake was deferring to experience, and that leaders must go first in honesty to get the truth back.