Fight climate change in style! 25% of profits from the [in]novate drop are donated to organizations finding innovative ways to combat climate change. Making an impact never looked so good.
A couple SVB thoughts. 1. 250k is too low. It's insane that a small company with say 2.5m in payables and payroll at the end of the month should be "prudent" and split their cash across 10 banks in case of a run. The fees and admin would be crazy. But great for banks
Construction employment has (so far) saved the economy from recession.
This thread explains why this happened, why it won’t last much longer, and how this extra lag increased the risk of a hard landing.
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Anxiety. It's an emotion that sucks but an emotion that can help [in]spire needed change. [in] was born out of anxiety. Anxiety that the world is doomed. If we channel our anxieties together and focus on a common goal, we can force change we want to see. We are [in] this together
The first [in] shirt purchases are getting delivered today! Super exciting day for this movement. Thank you everyone for the support. This is just the beg[in]ning. We are [in] ❤️
@elonmusk@wholemars Three steps:
1) Convince (pay) media to post 15 mins early on Twitter; 2) Collect subscription fees from users who want news 15 mins early; 3) IPO.
And if our politicians were smart about the economy, they should actually encourage dividends over share repurchases. People are way more likely to spend money from dividends. The share increase from repurchases isn't real cash in the investor's pocket.
Aren't dividends and share repurchases kind of the same thing? So shouldn't they either both be taxed or neither of them taxed? Taxing dividends but not repurchases means companies are incentivized to do one and not the other.
So let me get this straight: Republicans in Congress wanted to impeach Obama for passing the Affordable Care Act, but they don't want to impeach Trump for inciting an insurrection?
If Congress can't impeach a president for violating—indeed, inverting—the core duty set out in his oath of office—to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States—then what's the point of impeachment?
Call me an originalist, but I think the Framers of the Constitution intended the impeachment process to be used to remove a president who incited a takeover of the Capitol.