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The National Basketball Association (NBA) is a North American professional basketball league with 30 teams.
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The National Basketball Association (NBA) is a North American professional basketball league with 30 teams.
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The Boston Celtics are a professional basketball team based in Boston, Massachusetts, competing in the NBA’s Eastern Conference Atlantic Division and playing at TD Garden. Founded in 1946, they were one of the Basketball Association of America’s 11 inaugural teams. Their 18 NBA championships, most recently in 2024, are the league record. An investment group led by Bill Chisholm has owned the team since August 2025.
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The Chicago Cubs are a Major League Baseball (MLB) team in the National League Central Division, playing at Wrigley Field on Chicago’s North Side. Originally known as the White Stockings, the club joined the National League as a charter member in 1876 and is the only team from its inaugural season still playing in its original city. The Cubs name became official in 1907. The franchise has won 17 National League pennants and three World Series titles, in 1907, 1908 and 2016. The 2016 championship ended a 108-year World Series title drought. The Ricketts family has held a controlling interest since 2009.
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Boston Bruins is a professional ice hockey team headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, United States, competing in the NHL’s Eastern Conference and playing at TD Garden. On November 1, 1924, Charles Adams secured the NHL’s first U.S. franchise; the team played its first league game on December 1 that year and later became one of the NHL’s Original Six. Boston has won six Stanley Cups, in 1929, 1939, 1941, 1970, 1972 and 2011. The team is operated by Boston Professional Hockey Association, Inc., and has been owned by Jeremy Jacobs since 1975. Its president is Cam Neely, general manager Don Sweeney and head coach Marco Sturm. David Pastrnak became the franchise’s 28th captain on September 27, 2026.
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The Chicago Blackhawks are a professional ice hockey team in the National Hockey League (NHL), competing in the Central Division of the Western Conference and playing home games at Chicago’s United Center. The franchise was admitted to the NHL on September 25, 1926, with Frederic McLaughlin credited as its founder. One of the NHL’s Original Six teams, it used the two-word spelling Black Hawks until 1986. The club has won six Stanley Cups, in 1934, 1938, 1961, 2010, 2013 and 2015. The Wirtz family has held sole control since 1966, and Danny Wirtz has served as chairman since 2023.
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The Chicago Bulls are a professional basketball team in the National Basketball Association (NBA), competing in the Eastern Conference’s Central Division and playing at the United Center in Chicago. Founded in 1966 by a group led by Dick Klein, they began NBA play in 1966–67 as the city’s third NBA franchise. In the Michael Jordan era, the Bulls achieved two three-peats and won six NBA titles, in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997 and 1998. They finished the 1995–96 regular season 72–10. A group led by Jerry Reinsdorf has controlled the club since 1985.
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The Sacramento Kings are a professional basketball team based in Sacramento, California, competing in the Pacific Division of the NBA’s Western Conference. Their home arena is the Golden 1 Center. The franchise’s history spans Rochester, Cincinnati, Kansas City and Sacramento.
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Zcash Labs is an independent Zcash go-to-market and integration organization that emerged publicly in August 2026. It provides Zcash blockchain integrations, technical support, and co-marketing coordination to businesses and institutions, and funds new projects upfront before seeking reimbursement through the Zcash coinholder retroactive grants program; it is not affiliated with the Zcash Foundation.
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Fountain Life is a U.S. company that provides preventive health testing and longevity medicine on a membership basis. It was formed in 2020 when a longevity clinic opened by orthopedic surgeon William Kapp in Naples, Florida, merged with Fountain Therapeutics, a stem cell startup of Peter Diamandis and Tony Robbins; Robert Hariri is also a co-founder. The company operates diagnostic centers in several U.S. locations, screening members early with full-body MRI, blood biomarkers, genetic sequencing and its in-house AI tool Zori; as of August 2025 it had raised about $108 million in total. Its figures on the effectiveness of its testing are the company’s own claims.
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Redfin is a Seattle-based real estate brokerage and home-search platform that launched in 2004 as a map-based listings site and grew into an online brokerage that employs its own agents and attracts customers with low commissions; it listed on Nasdaq in 2017. On July 1, 2025, Rocket Companies completed its acquisition of Redfin, which became a wholly owned subsidiary and was delisted.
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AT&T (AT&T Inc.) is a telecommunications company headquartered in Dallas, Texas. Its predecessor was SBC Communications, a regional holding company created in the 1984 breakup of the Bell System; SBC merged with the original AT&T Corp. in 2005 and adopted its name, and it has since operated a nationwide wireless network and fiber broadband, at one time also owning DIRECTV and WarnerMedia.
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Claude is a family of large language models and the AI assistant of the same name developed by the American AI company Anthropic, offered through a chat interface and API since March 2023. The models are divided into tiers by capability and cost, such as Haiku, Sonnet and Opus, with two higher tiers, Mythos and Fable, added from 2026; as of October 2026, the main model Anthropic recommends is Claude Opus 5.5.
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CNN (Cable News Network) is an Atlanta-based news organization founded by Ted Turner on June 1, 1980, as the world’s first 24-hour television news channel. It has been owned in turn by Turner Broadcasting System, Time Warner, AT&T and Warner Bros. Discovery, became part of Skydance Corporation along with Warner Bros. Discovery in October 2026, and is one of the five networks that rotate in the White House television pool.
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Qualcomm is a semiconductor and wireless technology company headquartered in San Diego, California. Founded in 1985 by Irwin Jacobs and six other former Linkabit colleagues, it built its business on CDMA technology and now rests on two pillars: its Snapdragon chip platforms and the licensing of cellular standard-essential patents. It has faced antitrust investigations and litigation in many jurisdictions, and in recent years has expanded into automotive, IoT, PCs and AI data centers.
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Atomic Machines is a micro-machine manufacturing technology company in the San Francisco Bay Area, founded and led as chief executive by former Uber chief product officer Jeff Holden. After six years of stealth development it emerged in October 2026, announcing $250 million in total funding, the Matter Compiler, an AI-native manufacturing system that builds micro-machines directly from code, and its first product, PrimeSwitch, a relay for AI data centers.
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Boldstart Ventures (often styled in lowercase as boldstart) is a Miami-based venture capital firm founded by Ed Sim in 2010 that follows an “inception” strategy, writing the first check for technical founders before a product, or even a company, exists, with focus areas including cybersecurity, AI infrastructure, physical AI and AI agents; as of July 2025 it had about $1.1 billion in assets under management.
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Mike Maples (Mike Maples Jr.) is an American venture capitalist and co-founding partner of Floodgate, an early Silicon Valley seed fund, who has invested in companies including Twitter, Twitch, Lyft, Okta, and Applied Intuition. Earlier he was a member of the startup team at Tivoli Systems and a co-founder of Motive Communications; he coined the “Thunder Lizards” concept and wrote the bestselling book “Pattern Breakers.”
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Olaf Carlson-Wee is an American cryptocurrency investor, the first employee of Coinbase, who founded the crypto investment firm Polychain Capital in 2016. Polychain returned more than 20-fold after fees in its first full year and passed $1 billion in assets under management in early 2018 before falling sharply in the bear market; it then expanded its venture investing, backing projects such as Uniswap, Solana, and Bittensor.
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Josh Swihart is a technology executive and the founder and CEO of Zcash Open Development Lab (ZODL). He joined the Electric Coin Company (ECC), Zcash’s developer, in 2018, succeeded Zooko Wilcox as CEO in December 2023 and led the launch of the Zashi wallet; in January 2026 he and the entire ECC team left after a conflict with the board of its parent organization and formed ZODL, with Zashi renamed Zodl.
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Maxime Desalle is a crypto investment analyst and science writer who has written a long-form Zcash guide and a beginner’s introduction to the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics; he is also a fellow of the Conjecture Institute.