Emails in 2026 shouldn't still be breaking in Outlook.
But here we are.
Built a perfect email. Looked clean in the editor. Sent it.
Then a customer replies to your perfectly formatted newsletter… and that's how you find out it arrived as a jumbled mess. Stacked text. Invisible in dark mode. Button that clicks absolutely nowhere.
Outlook still renders emails with Microsoft Word. In 2026.
Someone finally built a fix for this. If you send emails that people actually need to read, worth a look.
⚡La transición empieza con las personas.
Por eso hoy, junto a @TransformaGlob, sumamos las voces de más de 6️⃣0️⃣ actores tripartitos del sector mineroenergético de La Guajira y el Cesar en el 🎙️'Congreso: La fuerza de la diversificación: Energía, personas, empleo y territorio'.
Faking resumes and even engaging in special recruitment practicesd Such notions of privilege must be eradicated completelyfairness cannot be trampled upon!
Seeing everyone working so hard to protect their rights and interests, I truly hope that the new draft labor law will be able to effectively protect temporary workers and outsourced personnel.
The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board @IAASB_News proposed a set of revisions to the International Standard on Auditing for Audits of Financial Statements of Less Complex Entities. https://t.co/K15N0Zq8u4 #audit
Corporate insiders sold $77.6 billion in stock in the first half of 2026—the second-highest pace in more than two decades. This is corporate share repurchases in action as insiders capitalize on rising stock prices.
@SoberLook
Anything seems possible these days in the Wild West of private markets. Maybe Fitch will become a captive subsidiary of a captive offshore reinsurance company owned by a domestic insurance company owned by a private credit company owned by a private equity company. Leveraged.
Fitch basically replaced Moody’s as the dominant rater of Mezz (i.e, riskier) CLOs. Could Fitch be “friendlier” to CLO managers? See also my post recently on outstanding CLO upgrades.
Mental health is the cornerstone of education. Reducing the number of positions for mental health educators is a disregard for the well-being of students, and this decision must be re-evaluated.
$SILVER
Silver's wave (4) correction that started in January is getting long in the tooth.
Another dip toward $52-$49 remains possible, but that zone could also be where the correction finally ends and wave (5) begins.
Break above $63.30 and the low might already be in. Targets above are $74-$103.
Silver making everyone suffer exactly as long as it needs to.