The day in 6 cards

Teens fly. Embryos get ranked. VCs back 14-year-olds. Bots need guards. Bets never expire. Childhood, sold. Tap a card to see it full size, or a headline for the whole story.

  1. Explainer: Gen Z founders and teen pilots skipping entry-level jobs01Gen Z skips the first rung
  2. Explainer: what embryo screening firms sell and Jan Grue's objections02Shopping for the best baby
  3. Explainer: young Indian deep-tech founders and the decline of generalist VC03Spiky founders, specialist money
  4. Explainer: why Indian firms want on-site security engineers04Guards move into the office
  5. Explainer: what hardship camps involve and the critique05Paying for hardship
  6. Explainer: the fight over single-stock perpetual futures06Wall Street's perps turf war

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