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Solo Founder Leverages AI Agents to Run Entire Startup Alone
Serial entrepreneur Ryan Carson runs his latest venture without any human staff, coordinating three AI agents—OpenClaw, Codex, and Devin. OpenClaw acts as a chief‑of‑staff handling email, calendar and Slack alerts, while Codex and Devin generate code and release new features daily. The system relies on markdown‑based skill files and cron‑style scheduling.
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Jonathan Charrier Montreal and the Business of Trust
Global trade often moves fast. Suppliers change. Product lines expand. Companies chase volume. Jonathan Charrier built his business differently. The Montreal entrepreneur and founder of Charrier Global Imports has spent more than a decade building long-term supplier relationships across Europe, Africa, and South America. His approach is less about speed and more about stability. Less […]
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Berlin’s Peec AI More than Doubled Revenue to $10M ARR in Six Months. Its Product Helps Brands Show up in ChatGPT.
Peec AI, a Berlin-based startup that helps brands track and improve their visibility in AI-generated search results, has crossed $10 million in annualised revenue, according to internal dashboard data seen and verified by TechCrunch. The milestone comes six months after the company raised a $21 million Series A at a valuation above $100 million, when […] This story continues at The Next Web
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Greg Brockman: Inside the 72 Hours That Almost Killed OpenAI
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Nuclear Startup Deep Fission Says It’s Going Public, Again, and I Have Questions
Deep Fission is seeking an IPO that could raise $157 million, though investors may have trouble buying the nuclear startup's story.
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Shopify Growth Strategies for DTC Brands: A Practitioner’s Playbook
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More revenue sounds exciting until the business starts depending on fragile systems. (D2C Wellness Brand) $6M/month… customer demand grew faster than fulfillment capacity. Growth is easy to celebrate. Operational pressure is harder to see.
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The companies I love working with in office hours are the ones where the founder has a specific, weird, earned insight that nobody else has. Not "AI for X." A genuine edge that came from living inside a problem. The ones that are dying almost always have the same pattern: technically competent founders building something nobody asked for, moving metrics that don't matter, avoiding the conversation with the one user who'd tell them the truth. The lucky thing is that 2nd type of founder can become the 1st kind if they don't stand still, they are willing to talk to people, try things, and always seek high rate of learning.