Daniel A. Acevedo

your employee in public service! RT ≠ endorsement (@ExITAM and @HarvardAlumni)

[Bloomberg @business]

Mexican inflation slowed much more than expected in May and back into the central bank’s target range, substantiating policymakers’ decision to again cut rates at their meeting last month https://t.co/5gQbJVLHli

[Javier Blas @JavierBlas]

BP confirms the reorganisation of its business back into the traditional Big Oil model of upstream and downstream.

Gordon Birrell will run upstream and Richard Harding downstream (on an interim basis). The leadership of renewables is downgraded massively and folded into BP’s technology function.

https://t.co/kuHPYGB7yr

[CNN @CNN]

OpenAI has confidentially filed for an initial public offering, setting it up for what may be the most highly anticipated market debut in recent history and a massive payday for early investors. https://t.co/NF6QlNVHLm

[Council on Foreign Relations @CFR_org]

The mantra of FIFA is famously that “football unites the world.” But the World Cup is set to begin with both sports—and geopolitical tensions—on full display.

This is the first World Cup to be hosted by three nations: the United States, Canada, and Mexico. U.S. relations with its two neighbors have strained over trade, immigration, and border policies since the three countries initially planned to cohost back in 2017.

Iran, which had initially threatened to “boycott” the U.S. games due to security concerns, reached an agreement to move its team’s base camp from Arizona to Tijuana, Mexico, in an effort to reduce the amount of time the Iranian team spent on U.S. soil.

While FIFA confirmed Iran's team would cross the border to play their U.S. matches, the players were still reportedly awaiting their visas in the days ahead of the June 11 kickoff.

“I don’t think this is going to be as smooth as previous World Cups,” expert Ebenezer Obadare said.

Here's a rundown of the potential complications ahead for players and fans across the globe:
https://t.co/uY6jpzMEKQ

[JP Spinetto @JPSpinetto]

Traffic & poor infrastructure, not cartel violence, will be the big threat to visitors coming for Mexico's World Cup

Expect passion, fun and hospitality, not Nordic transportation

my latest for @opinion as Mexico prepares to host its 3rd World Cup https://t.co/DVPBZDoeeh

[Código Magenta @CodigoMagentaMx]

📍“Un empresario que calla ante la destrucción institucional puede ganar tiempo, pero pierde el país. Y perder el país es el peor negocio que existe. Una ruina asegurada”. La profunda reflexión es de la periodista española, diputada y libre pensadora, @cayetanaAT.

La cita es más que pertinente en estos momentos en los que #México entero está en juego, en los que una secta política -#Morena- se adueñó ya de los tres poderes y se apresta a consolidar el ‘narcoestado’ que con su mesías crearon en los últimos siete años.

La opinión de @ramonalberto en #QueAlguienMeExplique: 👇
https://t.co/owIjCwALQi

[Bloomberg @business]

Traffic and poor infrastructure, not cartel violence, will be the big threat to visitors coming for Mexico’s World Cup. Expect passion, fun and hospitality, not a Nordic transportation system, says @JPSpinetto (via @opinion) https://t.co/kfHzDoiENM

[CNN @CNN]

Delayed by wars, politics and funding shortfalls, Sagrada Família's imposing but unfinished presence has dominated Barcelona's skyline for decades.

Now, the long-awaited final tower is, at last, ready for its inauguration, marking 100 years since the death of the church's visionary architect, Antoni Gaudí. https://t.co/vb8rzuID29

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

McDonald’s may have created more millionaires than any other company in history. On “Money Talks” this week, why franchising may be America’s most underrated path to wealth https://t.co/mF72prZUiN

[Irving Gatell @IrvingGatell]

Me conquistó la idea porque:
El mundial de 86 estuvo mejor organizado que este.
El Pique es MUY superior al ajolotito.
México estaba mejor antes de Morena.
Mejor el blanco que el morado.
Mejor el pañuelo que las mañaneras.
¡Que se vean esos pañuelos!

[Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio]

On June 4, the world marks 37 years since the Chinese Communist Party ordered its troops to attack thousands of peaceful demonstrators in and around Tiananmen Square. Those who sacrificed to uphold their unalienable rights of free expression and peaceful assembly will be vindicated someday.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Canadian Architect Cornelia Oberlanders designed the world's first "Stramp". Stairs with a ramp incorporated for those with accessibility needs.

The Stramp allows for companions to use the ramp or steps and not break connection with one another.

[David Petersen @typesfaster]

The amount of wealth in NYC is unimaginable.

[Topps @Topps]

Dylan Harper is the youngest player in history to score 15+ points in an NBA Finals game 🤯

[The New York Times @nytimes]

From @TheAthletic: Two fans at Game 1 of the NBA Finals received lifetime bans for an incident in which one of them ran onto the court in the fourth quarter and tried to take a selfie with San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama. https://t.co/EDnmbmcryx

[Liz Ann Sonders @LizAnnSonders]

The most elite undergraduate institution attended by Fortune 500 CEOs is … the University of Figure it Out (UFO)
@StrategasRP

[Stephen Wicary @wicary]

Mexican gross fixed investment extends its decline, underscoring concerns over the government’s domestic policies and uncertainty over tariffs and trade with the US, @AlexVasquezS @gonzosc report https://t.co/kDit6EZF7d

[Revista Nexos @nexosmexico]

La pregunta no es si México crecerá uno o dos puntos porcentuales más este año. La interrogante es si el país está construyendo las condiciones institucionales, fiscales y productivas para eventualmente recuperar una trayectoria de crecimiento sostenido.

https://t.co/uFtzg9L0OQ

[NBA @NBA]

SAN ANTONIO'S HISTORIC TURNAROUND 🔥

From 22 wins in back-to-back seasons to the NBA Finals two years later!

The 2025-26 Spurs are just the 4th team to reach the Finals within two years of losing 60+ games, joining the 2020-21 Suns, 1998-99 Spurs, and 1966-67 Warriors.

[Bloomberg @business]

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned the UK economy faces a worrying combination of an aging population and rapidly rising levels of young people out of work and education https://t.co/UDgxwFuFqe