When a birthday party in suburban San Jose turns deadly,
18-year-old identical twins are arrested for suspected murder.
One of them spends nearly two years in jail before the truth comes out.
Authorities locked up the wrong twin.
How could one brother let his twin take the fall?
And why would the other give up his freedom for a crime he didn't commit?
Blood Will Tell is a modern-day Shakespearean saga about what we're willing to sacrifice for the people we love and whether our most tragic mistakes are worthy of redemption.
Listen to Blood Will Tell,
a new series from Audible and Campside Media, wherever you get your podcasts.
It's been a rough few weeks for private credit.
Investors are just pulling out to the tune of billions.
Private credit is kind of a different beast.
The $1.8 trillion industry makes loans directly to private companies using money from institutional investors and more recently,
retail investors.
And as the private credit market has boomed,
it's positioned itself as a go-to lender for the tech industry and for its data center construction spree,
which means Private credit has a lot of exposure to A.I.
risks.
Financial firms grappling with signs that private credit issues are starting to emerge following a series of blows from the threat of A.I.
Private credit money isn't just backing the A.I.