The financial research company made a business out of keeping data, analysis and charts connected. Now it is taking that same idea into interactive publishing and AI.

A logistics career that ran through Europe and Asia left Nash suspicious of tidy predictions and last-minute hunches. In Houston, he is building finance software around a blunt idea: if the number changes, the reason should be visible.
Most forecasters bury their misses. Complete Intelligence, an eight-person Houston shop, prints its own error rate next to every prediction - and built a business on the discomfort that creates.