@JoeSquawk As a City Council member, Greg Casar almost single handedly RUINED the City of Austin. Don’t soil your show by putting him on to spew his toxic crap.
Austin Mayor and Bill Bunch clashed yesterday over a very weird $5 million bond payment tied to an un-named developer
Bunch challenged council to explain what this was all about, cause the staff explanation makes no sense
Later, the Mayor came back to say Bunch is right. Total Bill Bunch Victory!
Today, we're announcing the launch of @GydeInc with $60M in funding, led by @lightspeedvp.
Brokers are the most important—and most underserved—player across America's insurance, healthcare, and financial services ecosystem.
They're the trusted entry point to these essential products and services. And with the right infrastructure, they can become comprehensive lifelong guides for their clients.
That infrastructure hasn't existed. And this is why we built Gyde.
🚀 Excited to officially join the @WinReality team! With Swing AI, Train VR, and the acquisitions of @blastmotion, & Yakkertech, WIN is building a revolutionary #sportstech ecosystem.
Let’s get to work!⚾️⛳️🥎
Read more: https://t.co/Sjphnhkew7
BREAKING: @RyanAlter gets the homelessness team to confirm the Austin camp clean up data
EVERY single homeless person was offered shelter
Out of 1200 , only 8% accepted and stayed in shelter
This data is horrific for the city, no amount of money can possibly fix this issue
@ChanceMock So correct. @sportsiren “Miss Holly Rowe” (credit to @TheTraeYoung) is always insightful and is so spot on here. One of the best in the business. Thank you for this and your courageous battle to beat cancer continues to inspire us.
@RespectDebate33@NUCLRGOLF Why would you say this? It’s not funny. He’s giving it the best that he can give. Trying to turn his life around. You obviously have no experience dealing with anyone struggling with recovery. You’re a tool.
@LoewyLawFirm@tplohetski@byEllaMcCarthy Key fun fact:
While the City of Austin has 30% fewer residents than City of San Antonio, Austin’s annual city budget is 50% (FIFTY PERCENT) larger than San Antonio’s annual city budget.
Wonder why?