On with @scmallaby talking about whether Demis will be the new Sundar (see my prediction) and more insights about Google. I loved his new book!
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Federal regulators are looking at whether Morgan Stanley has been sufficiently investigating the identities of prospective clients and where their wealth comes from https://t.co/oQtOdQNd8f via @WSJ
A safety probe into a Baltimore bridge collapse will include whether contaminated fuel played a role in a giant cargo ship losing power and crashing into the span https://t.co/LtnN6FPsYN via @WSJ
A woman who received a payout from Vince McMahon has accused the WWE boss, the company and a former executive of sex trafficking in a new lawsuit https://t.co/W2srhE1x3v via @WSJ
The U.S. secretly warned Iran that Islamic State was preparing to carry out the terrorist attack early this month that killed more than 80 Iranians, U.S. officials said https://t.co/972MDiJNaY via @WSJ
Rookie C.J. Stroud has carried the Houston Texans within a game of the AFC Championship, and his success has sparked controversy over the S2 cognitive exam he flunked before the draft. But the test’s founders explain why it’s more complicated. https://t.co/Q06PfL2SRZ via @WSJ
CNN chief Mark Thompson collapsed newsgathering into one TV-and-digital unit and outlined a vision for subscriptions and improving video news on phones https://t.co/yXJYs8FzBu via @WSJ
Chinese researchers mapped the virus that causes Covid-19 at least two weeks before Beijing revealed details of the virus to the world, according to congressional investigators https://t.co/rR697ciaw8 via @WSJ
For nearly three decades, the most iconic sight in golf has been Tiger Woods on a Sunday wearing a red shirt always emblazoned with the same logo: the Nike swoosh. That relationship is now over. https://t.co/dh5xIn9hN9 via @WSJ
Putin said that Russia wants “to reach an agreement” on the return of detained Americans Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan https://t.co/s1y7HPgSZs via @WSJ
Google's embrace of AI in its core search product is terrifying news publishers, with estimates that they could lose up to 40% of Google-generated web traffic https://t.co/rCdNQ9mHs5 via @WSJ
Couples find that lab-grown diamonds make it cheaper to get engaged or upgrade to a bigger ring. But there are rocky moments: “It’s just a monster.”
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To friends, Evan Gershkovich is a connector with an empathetic ear and self-deprecating humor. His wrongful detention has drawn them closer
https://t.co/HSCilegRS7 via @WSJ