
Scott Galloway examines why many billionaires choose silence, arguing it’s a strategic shield against regulatory scrutiny and market volatility rather than evidence of selfishness. He warns listeners about the perils of echo chambers, emphasizing how homogeneous feedback loops can distort judgment for founders and investors. The episode concludes with practical advice on negotiating equity at early‑stage startups, urging candidates to benchmark offers, understand dilution, and secure protective clauses. Galloway’s insights blend behavioral economics with actionable career guidance for the tech‑focused professional.

In the latest Prof G Markets episode, Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss emerging concerns about a potential escalation of the Iran‑Israel conflict and its implications for global capital markets. They highlight how heightened geopolitical risk is being under‑priced by investors, despite...

In the latest Prof G Markets episode, Scott Galloway discusses the most stressful period of his life, linking personal pressure to broader market turbulence. The conversation, featuring Steve Eisman, examines whether private credit could trigger a crisis similar to 2008....

An electric vehicle produced by a Chinese manufacturer suffered a critical malfunction that led to a fatal crash, raising safety concerns. The incident, captured in a recent China Decode discussion, sparked debate over whether it could stall the rapid expansion...