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The Economics of AI Acquisitions: Lessons from Meta's Manus Deal for the Technology Market and the Future of Skills
In late 2025, the technology world watched a familiar pattern repeat at a new and striking scale. Meta announced that it had acquired Manus, a Singapore-based developer of general-purpose #AI_agents, in a transaction that news outlets, citing the Wall Street Journal, valued at more than two billion United States dollars. What made the deal remarkable was not only the price tag but the speed of the rise. Manus had launched its first general-purpose agent only months earlier an
Jun 414 min read


When Regulation Changes Markets: Business Lessons from the 1962 Cuban Cigar Embargo
Business history is full of moments when one legal decision changed the direction of an entire market. The 1962 Cuban embargo is one of the most useful examples for students of #business_strategy, #international_trade, and #risk_management. It shows that markets are not shaped only by consumer demand, brand reputation, price, quality, or entrepreneurship. They are also shaped by law, diplomacy, public policy, and timing. One famous story connected to this period concerns Pres
May 187 min read


The Economic Lessons of Crypto-Related Fraud: What the HoggPool Case Teaches About Safer Digital Finance
Digital finance is one of the most important changes in the modern economy. It has opened new ways for people to save, invest, transfer money, and participate in financial markets. Mobile applications, digital wallets, online platforms, and crypto-related services have made finance faster and more accessible. For many people, these tools create hope for new income, wider inclusion, and easier participation in the #Digital_Economy. At the same time, digital finance also create
May 127 min read
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