Leo Duarte
Co-founder of Tech & Business. Built the platform from the ground up. Graduate of Western Governors University with a degree in Business Administration.
Why Tech & Business exists
The frontier should be easier to see clearly.
The newest technology is usually explained by people selling it, betting on it, or arguing about it.
Tech & Business makes the underlying information easier to access and easier to trust: what happened, where it came from, what remains uncertain, and why it matters.
Our journalistic standard
Information without hubris
Cover new technology without turning reporting into promotion, prediction, or performance.
- 01Show the source.
Readers should be able to see where a claim came from, not take our confidence on faith.
- 02Separate fact from interpretation.
Report what happened, explain what it may change, and do not blur the two.
- 03Make uncertainty visible.
Say what is known, what is still developing, and update the record when the evidence changes.
- 04Leave people more capable.
Keep the core information free and make complexity useful instead of overwhelming.
Our published record is available to people on the site and to software through a public, read-only MCP interface.
One publication, two dimensions
What we follow. How we publish.
Houses organize the subjects we cover. Newswire, articles, podcasts, and shorts are parallel ways of reporting and explaining them.
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Editorial houses
What we follow
Founders
Who is building this
Tech & Business is independently built and editorially directed by Leo Duarte and Pierce.
Pierce Berke
Co-founder of Tech & Business and podcast co-host. Studies Mathematics, Economics, and Computer Science at Amherst College. Covers business strategy and markets.