The planned closure REI’s flagship store in Soho has New Yorkers facing an uncertain future. @SarahNassauer's latest A-hed captures the grim state of the city's bathroom aficionados. https://t.co/aVGrgV0Yya
Interesting times in Walmart/Walton land: Rob Walton, longtime Walmart director and son of the retail giant’s founder, will retire from the company’s board in June https://t.co/BXBP05rfGC via @WSJ
PUBLICATION DAY! Today my book "The Everything War: Amazon’s Ruthless Quest to Own the World and Remake Corporate Power" is being sold everywhere books are sold! https://t.co/e3igs8am2U
Our story today goes inside "Project Curiosity," a secret team Amazon had which posed as sellers and customers to gain access to rival platforms such as Walmart, Shopify and Fedex. Story w/ @SarahNassauer https://t.co/CzJmNYqU9P
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Love this anecdote from the @thetimes excerpt this weekend. Bezos attends an apparel gala in 2006, back when those CEOs dismissed Amazon.
“What are you doing here?” an apparel CEO asks Bezos.
“Your margin is my opportunity,” Bezos responded.
https://t.co/VjuhvwJg6R
This is the definition of beat mastery. @yarotrof explains everything you need to know to put this weekend’s events into context. Analysis: Israel Repelled Iran’s Huge Attack. But Only With Help From U.S. and Arab Partners. @WSJ https://t.co/9RhH94gTHS
Women’s college basketball has always had stars.
It hasn’t always had: strong school funding, lots of televised regular-season games, social media, NIL deals to amplify star power, conference networks, every NCAA tournament game on national TV.
One reason why South Carolina leads the nation in attendance: Dawn Staley gives local TV stations lots of access. They, in turn, cover the team intensely.
Here they are lined up in Albany, NY, to talk to her after the Gamecocks clinched the Final Four: