Elon Musk turned to SAY, a startup backed by Point72, when he wanted to take questions from individual investors. Now SAY is trying to make voting easier with an app launch.
Individual investors have long been able to vote via paper or emailed ballots, which few did. Point72-backed SAY wants to open up voting and other governance processes.
Meghan Morris | Individual investors have long been able to vote via paper or emailed ballots, which few did. Point72-backed SAY wants to open up voting and other governance processes.
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Bradley Saacks | Recruiting people to run systematic strategies has long been a focus of hedge funds, and firms have had to get creative in pulling in fresh talent.
Lisa Eadicicco | Ring founder Jamie Siminoff discusses how his company fits into Amazon more broadly since it became part of the retail giant one year ago.
Marley Jay | Top-ranked investor Peter Mallouk runs the biggest wealth management firm in the US. He gave Business Insider five pieces of crucial advice.
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