Stuart K. Rosenthal

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[Stuart K. Rosenthal @StuartRosentha]

We have a role with an Investment Bank. ↗️
They'll interview candidates with Series 24, Private Placement #FINRA ADVERTISING tenure. The role will be 100% remote.

☎️I can schedule calls for with this: https://t.co/MkQkUYCYSt

📷post vax 5.12.21 @Hiringsolved T-SHIRT

[Financial Times @FT]

Young jobseekers face a grim summer in the UK, with graduate openings at their lowest level for the time of year since the Covid-19 pandemic and seasonal work also at a four-year low. https://t.co/tx2Eq8TWTJ

[Demian Bulwa @demianbulwa]

A.I. companies are recruiting electricians and carpenters by the thousands

"There is no parallel in American history for the boom underway in the construction of data centers, fueled by companies with functionally unlimited cash."

By @lydiadepillis https://t.co/Q01jVFkkws

[Jim LaPorta @JimLaPorta]

This must be another telltale sign of Iran ready to make a deal.

[Bethany 貝書穎 @BethanyAllenEbr]

Lobbying that is disclosed through compliance with mandatory disclosure laws is an influence push but it's not an influence operation. Influence operations involve lack of transparency and often a level of deception.

[Stuart K. Rosenthal @StuartRosentha]

I’m walking to support the American Cancer Society to end cancer. ACS has top ratings from trusted organizations, we can give with confidence. Please consider donating: https://t.co/ymgT4pe1JR
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[David Sanger @SangerNYT]

Trump Seems Trapped by Iran War, Even as He Wields the World’s Biggest Hammer https://t.co/53m9C3Lml4 via @NYTimes

[Stuart K. Rosenthal @StuartRosentha]

@FIFAWorldCup 7jhh

[Herb Greenberg @herbgreenberg]

It didn't matter how many people argued against it; this was a foregone conclusion from the moment it was proposed as The Golden Age of Grift powers on.

[Jonathan Lemire @JonLemire]

U.S. Sought Phone Records of Times Journalists and Their Relatives https://t.co/MFMg0LFWyl

[Laura Rozen @lrozen]

The abuse the ex wife of the Maine ICE agent details in NPR interview is horrifying, including a 2022 police report of throwing his 13 year old daughter through a coffee table, a voice mail from last year saying her throat should be cut, and pulling a gun on her in the shower. She questions if ICE runs even a basic background check on recruits.

[rat king 🐀 @MikeIsaac]

a bit of news: OpenAI strikes a deal with Kalshi to put prediction market data about World Cup games into ChatGPT

https://t.co/qOj8VXoYYz

[Ryan Mac 🙃 @RMac18]

"Hi, I'm a reporter and I'm covering your company's layoffs."

"Hi, uh, ok. What's your name?"

"Chip....Cutter."

https://t.co/kc0nz759BF

[Ronit Pereira @CAronitpereira]

“I don’t mind paying $5 Million per year for the ability to play online Bridge for 12 hours a week.”

“But the people that own the online facility, don’t know how to get it from me. So I end up paying about $95 a year” 😂

- Warren Buffett

[Alex & Books 📚 @AlexAndBooks_]

The Atlantic’s new cover story about the end of reading is absolutely frightening.

Here are 5 concerning facts from it:

1) 51% of adults read 0 books a year: According to the National Endowment for the Arts, which conducts the most comprehensive survey of the nation’s reading habits, fewer than half of all adults reported having read a book of any kind in 2022.

2) Reading for fun has gone from a mainstream hobby to a niche one: Americans who read for pleasure on any given day fell from 28 percent in 2004 to 16 percent in 2023.

3) Everyone is reading less: The decline in reading cuts across age groups, gender, and education levels. Even the demographics that traditionally read the most—retirees, women, and college graduates—have seen a collapse.

4) Books are getting simpler and shorter: New York Times best sellers today have sentences that are about one-third shorter than they were a century ago.

5) Kids are struggling to read and doing less of it: Fourth- and eighth-grade reading scores have slid for the past decade. From 1984 to 2025, the percentage of 13-year-olds who said they rarely or never read for fun rose from 8 to 29 percent. "Every year older a child gets, the less they like to read."

For most of history, the biggest reading problem was illiteracy. People didn't know how to read books.

But today the biggest problem is post-literacy. People know how to read books, but don't.

A society that doesn't read loses more than just books. People lose the ability to think critically, focus deeply, and see life through multiple perspectives.

The world needs you. Please consider picking up a book today.

https://t.co/P8Sq3pAa6K

[Stuart K. Rosenthal @StuartRosentha]

I’m walking to support the American Cancer Society to end cancer. ACS has top ratings from trusted organizations, we can give with confidence. Please consider donating: https://t.co/ymgT4pe1JR
#SupportACS

[Stuart K. Rosenthal @StuartRosentha]

Not surprising that 'Banks look to get around laws'

[Catherine Rampell @crampell]

JPMorgan, Bank of America and others have been exploring an acquisition that could allow them to get around one of the laws they hate most: the limits on fees they earn on debit-card transactions https://t.co/PIyqCwBR6K via @WSJ

[James Schamus @JamesSchamus]

Ladies and gentlemen, Columbia University, where the antisemitism grift just keeps on grifting https://t.co/gOET8e1umZ

[Natalie Shure @nataliesurely]

it’s crazy how well congestion pricing has worked! roll it out everywhere, let’s go!!!

[Matt Slater @mjshrimper]

An update: The Mexican authorities have just announced there will be 17,000 police on duty in Mexico City tomorrow, with 6,000+ on Paseo de la Reforma. This is to prevent a repeat of the tragic crush that occurred after the Ecuador game.

https://t.co/A2LZDL2MOA

[Ben Smith @semaforben]

An irresistible job listing for a great business journalist: "an unbeatable reporter to break big stories on the bleeding edge of Wall Street — private investing, hedge funds, banking, prediction markets, and private equity.... This is a big-game-hunting role where you won’t be asked to match stories readily available on the internet."

https://t.co/tpyyfYOvi8