It's weird how awkward people act when someone else succeeds.
Not aimed at anyone, just something I've picked up on over time.
Never really got it.
Is it jealousy or something more?
Amazon's satellite internet plan just got real. A ULA rocket sent up 29 more satellites, bringing the total over 390—enough to start service this year. But here's the thing: about 60% flew on ULA's old Atlas V. Their newer Vulcan rocket has only launched 4 times since 2024 and
Apple’s looking to buy memory chips from two Chinese firms—ChangXin Memory Technologies and Yangtze Memory—that the Pentagon says are tied to China’s military. They’re on the 1260H list. No deal yet.
Tim Cook’s personally asking Trump officials, including Treasury’s Sc
$RDDT is on fire today 🔥
Members of The Assembly are up 27% in just a week.
Big shoutout to the team — we’re on a roll.
Access is closed for now. We’ll announce the next opening date soon.
Just stumbled on a 2018 interview with Fed chair Kevin Warsh discussing austerity and why we need to stop printing so much money.
https://t.co/DgxXveeAPR
Big week for gold ETFs 🚨 Global outflows hit -38.3 tonnes, the biggest since Sept 2022. North America led at -23.6t, then Asia -8.7t, Europe -5.9t.
In dollars, that's -$4.7 billion—the largest weekly withdrawal ever. $GLD alone lost -$2.0 billion, the 4th worst this year.
Ford just taught us a huge lesson in the AI age.
They tried swapping humans for AI — and ended up bringing them back.
They let go 350 engineers. On paper it was genius. Lower costs, AI does the work, better profits. Nope.
AI couldn’t pass quality checks.
Ford forgot