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Outdoor AdventureCamping Hits $66 Billion in 2026 as 52 Million Households Fuel an Outdoor Boom
Camping has officially moved from pandemic-era trend to mainstream economic force. New industry data released this spring shows that more than 52 million North American households camped in 2025, generating $66 billion in local community spending, a $5 billion jump from the year before. The findings come from the 12th annual Camping and Outdoor Hospitality...
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The 30-hour CEO: inside the movement toward compressed executive schedules.
A new generation of operators is challenging the always-on orthodoxy — and posting better margins doing it. We spoke with twenty-two CEOs across four continents about deliberate scarcity, calendar discipline, and the surprising downstream effects on board dynamics.
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Executive comp is finally decoupling from share price.
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Founder-led firms outperform — but only for the first decade.
The next decade of enterprise will not be won by the loudest. It will be won by the operators who learned to compound quietly, while everyone else was performing.From the Editor · The Tomaro Brief, Volume XXIV
Technology
Section · T
After the hype: the companies quietly winning the AI infrastructure race.
A six-month investigation across the world's largest cloud and silicon operators reveals an industry quietly bifurcating. On one side, the headline-makers. On the other, an emerging tier of vertically-integrated players capturing margin nobody is watching.
Cybersecurity budgets are up 22% — and still losing the race.
Quantum is closer than the consensus thinks. Here is the timeline.
The founders building outside the Bay — and outperforming it.
Open-source foundation models and the new procurement playbook.
Why robotics is finally crossing the unit-economics threshold.
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The succession nobody saw coming.
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Why this rate cycle is genuinely different.
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