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Leadership
Shiloh Luckey was arrested in Florida for allegedly using venture‑capital funds to buy a house, a Tesla, and finance a Caribbean wedding. She faces multiple fraud charges and has also been sued by the SEC for misrepresenting her company’s finances.
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Finance
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Fintech
A founder known for viral antics sent a LinkedIn request to the CEO of Soar, a travel startup. Days later, he launched a rival — also called Soar.
Investing
Ned Davis Research flags a rare breadth divergence where few S&P 500 stocks trade above key moving averages despite the index near records — a pattern historically seen before bull-market peaks. Analysts warn of near-term downside risk and potential topping within months if the divergence persists.
Business
Every spring, in this always-precarious homestretch of the Kentucky Derby preps, we know approximately half the class, or at least we may have a good idea where they’re headed. And we may, if we have paid proper attention in the last year’s better meetings, feel like we might know or at least suspect who the likely suspects are in the other half. Despite that, the last five hundred-point races hold some surprises, and tomorrow’s $1.25-million Arkansas Derby is definitely looking like it will live up to that bill.
