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Exclusive Interview: Polina Marinova left Fortune to start The Profile last March. Now it brings in six figures. Christie Smythe 7.20.21 4:03 PM
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Ivan De Luce A 110% jump in hiring shows that Apple may be working on its long-rumored self-driving car Job listings for Apple’s Special Projects Group have jumped 110% in the past year, which could mean that an Apple Car is in the works, though Apple has not confirmed this.
Crowdtangle data was a window into how Facebook works — and now it's closing Danny Konstantinovic 7.15.21 9:30 PM
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Is Tesla's Autopilot feature the future of driving, or a liability nightmare? Yes. Christie Smythe 6.28.21 5:34 PM
Joon Ian Wong What a Los Angeles water basin can tell us about the future of crypto Neat solutions for blockchain technology often crack under the pressure of human wants and needs.
With Parler fading, Trump staffer unleashes GETTR as a new cancel culture antidote Christie Smythe 7.1.21 9:54 PM
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Welcome to Bored Ape Yacht Club: The new NFT community where $60 million has already traded hands Joon Ian Wong 7.2.21 2:09 PM
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Ivan De Luce This week in Business Twitter: Bezos in space, VCs with FOMO, and a guide to crypto for beginners This week, the billionaire space race led to some heavy criticism of Jeff Bezos. Meanwhile, investor Frank Rotman’s unpopular opinion on VCs being fueled by FOMO had some supporters.
Everything we know about the business titan accused of spying on the White House for the UAE Christie Smythe 7.22.21 12:33 PM
Richard Branson is a marketing genius — and his spaceflight won the Internet Christie Smythe 7.12.21 5:00 PM
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Hindenburg Research CEO Nathan Anderson skewers SPACs — and welcomes r/WallStreetBets' scorn Christie Smythe 6.30.21 6:53 PM
A local news Substack is making $150,000 a year. That’s triple a newspaper reporter’s salary The Charlotte Ledger was launched in 2019 and is run by two former Charlotte Observer writers. Christie Smythe 7.16.21 7:38 PM Markets
This week in Business Twitter: Square’s DeFi business TBD, Bill Gates on iTunes, and Chobani workers could be millionaires in IPO Jack Dorsey’s newest DeFi business cements his commitment to Bitcoin. Meanwhile, a 2003 email from Bill Gates reveals quite a lot about why Microsoft created the Zune. Ivan De Luce 7.16.21 6:00 PM People
Map: Mark Wahlberg’s $1.5 billion F45 IPO has Crossfit in its sights Despite a delayed IPO and losses in 2020, Mark Wahlberg-backed F45 could be valued at $1.5 billion if its IPO is successful. Ivan De Luce 7.16.21 10:00 AM Markets
As inflation jumps, used car prices are soaring 50% according to CarMax data The used car market is a primary driver of inflation, and the top 10 carmakers are seeing price increases as high as 50% as inflation reaches 13-year highs. Ivan De Luce 7.13.21 7:00 PM Markets
Rent in Miami has jumped 15% — here's how the biggest cities compare according to Craigslist data Fears of an urban exodus now seem unfounded as average monthly rent has increased as much as 15% in major cities like Miami, New York, and San Francisco. Ivan De Luce 7.12.21 7:00 PM Markets
This week in Business Twitter: AngelList’s Deal Partners, the benefits of angel investing, and why VCs prefer lower returns AngelList’s newest feature allows investors to add partners to funds. Meanwhile, the head of Bloomberg Beta shares his philosophy on investing in startups with lower returns. Ivan De Luce 7.9.21 6:00 PM People
