The World According to Boyar
The World According to Boyar
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David Rubenstein Returns: Owning the Orioles, Private Equity's Insurance Bet, and the $40 Trillion Problem
The Carlyle co-founder on his two new books, the business of sports, and the only realistic way he sees out of the national debt David Rubenstein, co-founder of the Carlyle Group and owner of the Baltimore Orioles, returns to talk a...
Ben Levisohn, Editor in Chief of Barron's: How a Story Gets Chosen and Why AI Won't Write It
The editor in chief of Barron's on stock picks, the "Barron's bump," AI in the newsroom, and where Barron's is headed.I've been reading Barron's for as long as I can remember, and our firm has been fort...
Bill Cohan on Leon Black: From Drexel to Apollo, and Could Athene Trigger the Next Financial Crisis?
Bill Cohan, author of Money to Burn, on how Leon Black built Apollo out of the wreckage of Drexel Burnham and whether the annuity company at the heart of Apollo today could be at the center of the next financial crisis. B...
Microcap Investing with Ian Cassel: The Stocks Wall Street Can't Buy
Microcap investing is one of the last inefficient corners of the stock market, and Ian Cassel has spent 25 years in it. On this episode of The World According to Boyar, Jonathan Boyar talks with the founder of MicroCapClub, portfolio manager at...
Chris Mayer Returns: The Investor’s Odyssey, AI as a Junior Analyst & Life on a Public Board
Chris Mayer, author of 100 Baggers and The Investor's Odyssey, on what three years on a public company board taught him, how he uses AI as a junior analyst, and what he actually does when a position gets cut in half. Stick aro...
