This Startup Prints Dog Skin 🐶🖨️

Plus: The $40B youth sports biz, OpenAI's browser move, and why AI might be slowing coders down

Biz Analyst Club Newsletter
by The Business Model Analyst

Hello, Biz Enthusiasts!
Nvidia just became the world’s first $4T company, someone is 3D-printing dog skin (not as creepy as it sounds), and OpenAI wants to take down Google Chrome — with a browser that talks back. Meanwhile, youth sports are the new private equity playground, Huawei promises a 1,800-mile EV battery (sure, Jan), and Jack Dorsey is back with a Bluetooth app called… Bitchat. The future is weird, wireless, and possibly woofy. Let’s go.

Hot Takes 🚀

1. This Startup Prints Dog Skin First, Then Maybe Your Kidney 🐶🧫
Lithuanian startup Vital3D is using lasers to 3D-print dog wound patches before moving on to human organs. Yep, man's best friend is now the MVP of medtech R&D.
👉 See why printing Fido’s boo-boos could revolutionize transplants

2. Huawei’s EV Battery Promises 1,800 Miles. We’re Skeptical. ⚡🙄
Huawei claims its new solid-state EV battery will go nearly 2,000 miles and charge in 5 minutes. Sounds great! Too great, according to actual scientists.
👉 Break down the battery breakthrough (and the BS)

3. Youth Sports: The New $40B Gold Mine for Wall Street ⚾💸
PE giants are gobbling up baseball camps, flag football leagues, and private academies. If you thought youth sports were expensive before, just wait.
👉 See how Wall Street is monetizing your kid’s baseball dreams

4. ChatGPT’s Mysterious New “Study Together” Mode 🤖📚
A new feature is being tested that turns ChatGPT into your AI study buddy — asking questions instead of answering them. Group chat homework sessions incoming?
👉 Peek inside OpenAI’s latest educational experiment

5. AI Coding Tools Might Be Slowing Devs Down 🐌💻
A new study found that AI tools decreased productivity for experienced devs working on familiar code. Yep — they thought they were faster, but they were wrong.
👉 See why the hype might be outrunning the results

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Quick Hits 📰

A Strategic Deep Dive: The Oura Ring Case Study

How do you turn a niche wellness gadget…

into a $500M wearable empire?

Oura’s growth isn’t your typical DTC success story. It’s a lesson in category creation — from a Finnish sleep tracker to a lifestyle symbol worn by celebrities, biohackers, and even royalty.

What happens when brand, behavior, and big data align?

This Case Study explores Oura’s rise in the crowded wearables market — spotlighting its unique product strategy, wellness-focused positioning, and the powerful network it built through influencer partnerships and brand trust.

Available in PDF and Docx format

Dog skin is getting 3D-printed, ChatGPT wants to study with you, and your kid’s baseball team might be funded by private equity. Meanwhile, Huawei claims its EV battery can cross continents without blinking, and AI dev tools might be… slowing devs down? The lines between hype and reality are getting blurrier than Jack Dorsey’s Bluetooth app. Hang tight — the business world’s getting stranger, smarter, and somehow more adorable.

It’s fine to celebrate success, but it is more important to heed the lessons of failure.

Bill Gates, Microsoft

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