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Brick & Mortar

April 05, 2023 | Read our main story on Barnes & Noble's resurgence, and much more.

Ponzi Origins

April 04, 2023 | To learn more about Charles Ponzi, read Zuckoff's book or listen to this podcast from NPR.

Shoe Dog

April 03, 2023 | You may read Knight’s wonderful memoir here. And here’s our podcast episode on Knight and the book; it’s worth a listen.

Deep Work

April 02, 2023 | How often do you find deep work? Undistracted, deep states of flow, where you can immerse yourself in making meaningful progress?

Why We Enjoy Spending

April 01, 2023 | Money can buy wonderful things. Yet, apparently, it doesn't buy things we can’t live without, like love, friendships, family, or good health.

Structural Vulnerabilities

March 31, 2023 | A flood of cash into U.S. money market funds could exacerbate banking strains, as Treasury secretary Janet Yellen warned of “structural vulnerabilities” in the sector.

Cats & Dogs

March 30, 2023 | The industry has seen a major lift as households adopted pets during the pandemic. Its market size is estimated to be over $100 billion in the United States alone.

Warren Buffett AI

March 28, 2023 | The project illustrates how AI can assist in analyzing lengthy documents, enabling investors to extract the most important takeaways.

Write and Release

April 20, 2024 | A simple way to relieve anger? Write and release. A recent study out of Japan found that writing down your reaction to a negative incident on a piece of paper and then getting rid of it helps release frustration.

Halving Day

April 19, 2024 | Whether you hear “halve” or "halving" or "halvening,” everyone is trying to say the same thing: The bitcoin halving is here as bitcoin sits around $65,000 on Friday afternoon.

Behind Enemy Lines

April 18, 2024 | Established as part of a 2015 initiative named "Project Curiosity," Big River uses its global sales to collect pricing, logistics, and other strategic information about rival e-commerce platforms. The data is then shared with Amazon to inform its business decisions.

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