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Davos Prints Cash, Private Credit Exits, Capital One Acquires Brex | Cathie Wood, Keller Cliffton, Jake Cooper, Joe Weisenthal, Coldhealing, Pedro Franceschi, Delian Asparouhov

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Jan 22, 2026
Keller Rinaudo Cliffton, CEO of Zipline, shares insights on the company’s $600M funding that supports its U.S. expansion and innovative EV3 aircraft. Jake Cooper, CEO of Railway, discusses how AI is transforming developer productivity and the company’s new $100M initiative. Cathie Wood of ARK Invest highlights AI’s disruptive potential and implications for Bitcoin. Pedro Franceschi explains Brex's strategic acquisition by Capital One, while Joe Weisenthal offers geopolitical highlights from Davos.
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Davos Is Back As An AI Policy Stage

  • Davos is regaining influence as tech leaders use it to reach global decision-makers and shape AI policy.
  • Tech presence at Davos amplifies product narratives and accelerates regulatory and investment responses.
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Chip Shortages Are Real Revenue Limits

  • Cloud and chip supply constraints are already limiting AI service growth and revenue capture.
  • Companies are losing potential sales today because insufficient fabs and chips bottleneck deployment.
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Retail Redemptions Test Private Credit Boom

  • Individual investors withdrew from private credit as dividends fell and performance disappointed, exposing suitability concerns.
  • Private credit still grew overall, but redemptions highlight dividend sensitivity and distribution risk for retail access.
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