@BadlandsTOJ@Meegs214 since he has a POV and will blow stuff up, but he'll need someone in the grapevine so @Willpa11 needs to be part of team to hire and build staff.
"Bad week for Elon Musk... They're ceasing production of that monstrosity the Cybertruck…you ever see anybody get out of a Cybertruck and think 'That guy's cool?' That thing was the definition of – rhymes with teabag" – Colin Cowherd
Arini is down 32%. This is crazy.
Hamza Lemssouguer's hedge fund has sold multiple positions to shore up cash as losses have worsened, and this is before November's volatility. Interestingly, Arini's conviction remains 'firm' in its top five positions which make up 66%+ of NAV.
Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production around mid-2027, CEO Elon Musk says, after years of persistently weak sales for a futuristic model once touted as a rival to legacy pickup trucks. https://t.co/8NC8pDGsKs
Update: Michigan Red Baron worker pauses fundraiser.
Here is what he wrote, in part, on the gofundme page created for him:
“I’ve decided to pause donations to my fundraiser today, Thursday, November 5, marking one week of your incredible generosity and support for my family and I.
If you have the means and would like to continue helping others, please consider supporting another fundraiser, a local charity, or a church helping families in need this holiday season.”
Solid guy right there…
“Everybody’s profiting.” -President Trump
Except the people who bought his coins...
Trump family crypto earnings: $1.4 billion
$TRUMP meme coin: -98.4%
$MELANIA meme coin: -99.5%
Perhaps the most blatant example of corruption in the history of American politics.
I never thought of it this way. NBA contract is essentially a services agreement whereby one party provides services (play ball!) and the other party receives such services. Sounds like Dubs are saying KP in default.
The Warriors are not delivering payments to Kristaps Porzingis on his $20 million salary, ruling that he is not rendering services, sources tell me and @anthonyVslater. Golden State is permitted to move his contract at any point before the Feb. 11 deadline even without paying him currently, and will continue exhausting trade avenues as the 31-year-old leans toward ending his NBA career.
Absorbing Porzingis' near-expiring deal would allow a rival team to move a salary out and save money and clear a roster spot via a buyout.