Happy Pride. The heads of top US Pride orgs told me that fewer corporate sponsors has become a sort of new normal, and how their strategies have changed.
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Beer is back… or is it?
I had a long chat with AB InBev’s CMO about how the company scored its first growth quarter in 3 years, and how it hopes to maintain that momentum. Some dark clouds remain as NA sales slipped 3.1%.
One secret weapon: Busch Light
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Kalshi responds to @wsj story on prediction markets loss rates with comps showing their users have better loss rates than day traders in Taiwanese stocks between 1995 and 1999, Indian options traders, sports books and traders of Brazilian equity futures.
Exclusive: Investors are confident that AI software will change marketing. A new Goldman Sachs-led funding round values one startup at $2.75 billion. https://t.co/voVHht14ir
On yesterday’s Netflix earnings call, CEO Greg Peters addressed my scoop on Nielsen’s now-delayed methodological change that would depress NFLX’s share of total TV viewership.
Peters: ok but that doesn’t change how people are really watching TV and it won’t affect our ad revenue
In an email shared with me, WSJ EIC Emma Tucker praised Fortune's use of AI in its journalism, saying "anyone who doesn't get what you are doing at Fortune, or thinks it is 'wrong', should get out of journalism fast!"