An curved arrow pointing right. In his book "Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How To Build the Future," serial entrepreneur Peter Thiel's advice often goes against traditional thinking.

However, for savvy investors, monopolies can be a goldmine (an ironic phrase as we won’t invest in mines). Companies that ...

This past fall Peter Thiel, founder of PayPal and Palantir ... their own monopoly and portray themselves as members of a big market, while non-monopolies promote their uniqueness in a small market. A ...

In his new book "Zero to One," PayPal cofounder, billionaire tech investor, and suit-hater Peter ... market Google owns less than 0.24% of the global consumer tech market Thiel says that Google ...

Peter Thiel has long been one of the world's wealthiest individuals ... tech stocks across the market began to "hockey stick." This market began to surge, with many companies doubling or tripling ...

Billionaire Peter Thiel is as well ... example I cite in "Zero to One." A more dangerous phenomenon is the desire for the same position within a company: startups are small, they move fast ...