Ventureology publishes long-form narrative histories of business and capital formation in American cities, starting with Chicago, with companion biographies to its podcast episodes. Readers get researched stories of founders like Rosenwald, Sears and Swift, framed around how capital, infrastructure and distribution built fortunes.

Personal essays by the founder of luxury keyboard maker Norbauer & Co. on entrepreneurship, work, happiness and internet nostalgia. Readers get reflective, literary long-form writing mixing founder experience with cultural commentary.

Soundcheck publishes practical guides on selling a startup to a strategic acquirer, covering price negotiation, building buyer interest and the acquisition process. It draws on founder interviews and concrete scenarios to help founders approach M&A with more informed questions.

TAOHS publishes long-form cultural features on Nigeria's creative economy, profiling people and institutions such as chess advocate Tunde Onakoya and gallerist Adenrele Sonariwo. Readers get reported, narrative-driven analysis of how art, culture and commerce intersect in Lagos and beyond.