Marc P. Pietropaoli, MD, has spent nearly three decades treating injured knees. A fellowship-trained sports medicine orthopedic surgeon and regenerative medicine expert, he completed a sports medicine fellowship under Dr. James R. Andrews before founding his practice in 2001. He served as team physician for…

For BJ Kuula, the most important question about an Opportunity Zone investment has nothing to do with taxes. Before considering what a special tax designation might save an investor, he wants to know whether the apartment building makes financial sense on its own. Kuula is…

The prevailing narrative in venture capital suggests enterprise software takes decades of corporate management experience to build. That assumption looks increasingly broken. Naman Bansal and Shreyans Jain are eighteen years old. They hold no university degrees. Yet their startup, Manicule (YC P26), just secured $1.3…

For personal injury firms, Google visibility has been one of the most contested areas of legal marketing for more than two decades. Firms have invested heavily in websites, content, local search, reviews, and technical optimization because appearing prominently when an injured person searches for a…

When Congress made 100% bonus depreciation permanent in 2025, tax planning around rental property looked a lot more attractive on paper. Whether a deduction survives a review, though, depends less on its size than on the records behind it. That gap is where advisory firms…

An operator brings a capital partner its sixth project together. The first five went well. The partner runs the numbers conservatively, can’t make them work, and passes. To Brian Seidensticker, co-founder of Last Best Partners, that is what a healthy partnership looks like. The firm’s…