CEO of Alphabet Google 🇮🇳
CEO of Microsoft 🇮🇳
CEO of YouTube 🇮🇳
CEO of Adobe 🇮🇳
CEO of Procter & Gamble (P&G) 🇮🇳
CEO of T-Mobile US 🇮🇳
CEO of World Bank Group 🇮🇳
CEO of IBM 🇮🇳
CEO of Infosys 🇮🇳
CEO of NetApp 🇮🇳
CEO of Palo Alto Networks 🇮🇳
CEO of Arista Networks 🇮🇳
CEO of Novartis 🇮🇳
CEO of Micron Technology 🇮🇳
CEO of Honeywell 🇮🇳
CEO of Flex 🇮🇳
CEO of Wayfair 🇮🇳
CEO of Chanel 🇮🇳
CEO of Cognizant 🇮🇳
CEO of Vertex Pharmaceuticals 🇮🇳
CEO of Molson Coors Beverage Company 🇮🇳
Note: citizens of India, citizens of other countries but born in India, Indian origin, or with Indian parents
Pakistan just created its first sanctuary for the Indus River dolphin, one of the world's rarest freshwater dolphins.
The government will now protect 123 miles of river where about two thirds of the dolphins live.
Breaking: Michael Burry has disclosed his updated positions
He:
• Bought Nvidia $NVDA longs - Hedge
• Added to Oracle $ORCLE shorts
• Added to Palantir $PLTR shorts
• Added to Nebius $NBIS shorts
• Added to Caterpillar $CAT shorts
• Added to Nvidia $NVDA shorts
• Added to Birkenstock $BIRK longs in mid-$30s
• Added to Freddie Mac $FMCC longs in mid $5s
Michael Burry said "The total short stock position is over 21% of the portfolios, not including puts. Putting numbers on puts is a bit squirrely. They are so far out of the money, generally, and fairly distant in expiry. An asymmetric, leveraged and directional strategy with minimal current market value"
El-Sayed: You don't want to talk about gas prices. You don't want to talk about groceries….You want to bring up all this culture war
Watters: Do you think men should play in women’s sports?
El-Sayed: I'm running for U.S. Senate. It's insane. I'm out here trying to take on the health care crisis and big pharma, and you're asking me about who gets to play what sports
> born in Finland
> studied at University of Helsinki
> created the Linux kernel at 21
> built Git because no existing tool was good enough
> accidentally became the backbone of servers, Android, cloud, supercomputers
> never chased fame, money, titles or hype
> stayed private, consistent, and brutally honest for decades
> still reviews code, still improves Linux, still avoids drama
Is Linus Torvalds the most underappreciated legend of the tech industry?