Neil Young

Interested in systems, stories, and small improvements.

[Camilla Firecracker @CamillaFirecra]

Some pages feel like a long walk at dusk — quiet, a little lonely, and somehow exactly what you needed. Which book has ever felt like that for you? 📖

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

The floodwaters that killed more than 250 people in Nepal and China on Wednesday were probably unleashed by a landslide from a collapsing glacier — a harbinger of the dangers posed by melting ice in a warming world. https://t.co/Q0wynGCWBX

[Neil Young @oisazreen]

There’s over 6,000 tons of gold sitting 80 feet underground beneath the Federal Reserve Bank of New York — more than any other vault on Earth.Most people walk right past it every day and have no idea. 🏦📷Follow for more hidden Wall Street facts that will blow your mind.

[Midnight Sideways 🌙🏁 @_The_Car_Lover_]

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[Lemberg @Lembergcrypto]

Bitcoin just crossed $80,000 for the first time since May.
+25% in 7 days. ETF inflows + spot buying fueling it. Start of the next leg or another trap? Drop your take 👇
#Bitcoin #Crypto

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

A 600-metre-wide section of a glacier in the Himalaya mountains broke free and dropped 1.2km into the valley below. This what happened next https://t.co/ILO1Z2kayW

[CNN @CNN]

US consumers reined in their spending in July as inflation remained stubbornly high, new Commerce Department data showed. https://t.co/B054Nevs8a

[Neil Young @oisazreen]

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[Neil Young @oisazreen]

Did you know Wall Street got its name from a real wooden wall built by Dutch settlers in 1653 to keep out enemies & livestock?The wall is long gone… the power isn’t. 💰Follow for daily mind-blowing Wall Street facts most people never hear.

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Nearly six months later, a conflict with Iran that President Trump promised would be over within six weeks is continuing without a clear end in sight https://t.co/peI0m4hVBN

[Financial Times @FT]

The great re-equitisation and the dollar https://t.co/dRHhrmgBxu | opinion

[Bloomberg @business]

European gas prices will likely need to rise above €100 a megawatt-hour in December for the continent to rebuild enough inventory to last the winter, according to Goldman Sachs https://t.co/Lze3MZGtGQ

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Breaking News: California called off talks with Paramount to discuss a settlement in the state’s lawsuit to block the company’s bid for Warner Bros. Discovery.

https://t.co/pzfKf50YKK

[Bloomberg @business]

Iran’s oil shipments to Asia have all but dried up, driving the cost of those cargoes to the highest levels in years even before the US administration announces fresh moves to isolate Tehran and its trading partners https://t.co/m5bMcF5GAs

[Bloomberg @business]

Small enough for apartments, distinctive enough for TikTok and packed with personality: Dachshunds may be the perfect dog for right now. https://t.co/pPJjHFXndd

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Baby-boomers are keeping their bad habits into retirement https://t.co/8ZWI8HmFtv

[CNN @CNN]

Canada has suspended trade negotiations with the United States, Prime Minister Mark Carney said, adding that the country would match US tariffs imposed at midnight dollar for dollar. https://t.co/V51BkZXhhG

[Bloomberg @business]

US stock futures were lower ahead of the market open on Thursday as a rally in government bond sputtered, sending yields higher, and oil prices rose https://t.co/pyIZEmMu5u

[Financial Times @FT]

Singapore has unveiled a package of incentives to entice asset managers, as the city-state responds to tax breaks being implemented by regional rival Hong Kong and the sector’s global talent battle.

Read more here: https://t.co/jU5x9o4Y9D

[Bloomberg @business]

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit South Korea for two days from Wednesday, stepping up engagement with Seoul https://t.co/xZKbxt4jhD