#Companies

Tim Ludwig

tsludwig

Sometimes I wonder who the Mike Milkens of the i-banking world are now, if any even exist...not the criminal part, but the smart,networked,creative person that takes unknown people with no/small

Jenn Sandercock - Black Lives Matter

JennSandercock

I've just finished my biggest job hunting push ever. Despite COVID, the games industry is still hiring producers with 4-6+ years experience. I can't say much about my new role

Levi Sumagaysay

levisu

I covered social media for years. Trump probably would not have become president without his Twitter megaphone, Russian election interference on Facebook and other social media platforms -- and Section

Pema Levy

pemalevy

If you want to understand Andrew Yang, think of him this way: He is the prophet of Silicon Valley. My new story explains:https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2019/11/andrew-yang/ Yang talks about making big tech pay

#StandWithTracy!

theleilaraven

sex workers: I love you! and: when survivors of sex trafficking + sexual violence share their stories in an attempt to seek accountability from exploitative companies, it would serve us

Jessica Gardner

jessigardner

We're doing this thing at the @FinancialReview where we go to a group of businesses every month to track how they're being affected by the pandemic. One thing that is

Eric Holthaus

EricHolthaus

UPDATE: The price of oil is now officially *negative*... !!Wow. What this means:Right now, our consumption of oil has plummeted during the pandemic lockdown.Oil drilling companies (like Exxon & BP)

Gavin Sheppard *LL

gavatista

I’m going to wade into this paying for consulting & paying for playlisting thing. People around me know, but I want my broader community to know more definitively where I

Rajiv Mehta

rajivmehta19

Sharing below a post from Hanuman Mal Bengani the ex CEO of Linde India.Linde is one of the largest oxygen producers in India.“Having spent my life time of 45 years

Ben Golub

ben_golub

A short thread on an obvious selection effect with some big consequences.The social networks that are huge and very powerful now are the ones that grew the fastest. All else

David Spinks

DavidSpinks

What the long-term impact of Covid-19 will be on community strategies and events (a thread) 1. In-person events will return with a boom (after some initial hesitancy). There will be

Rebeccah Heinrichs

RLHeinrichs

Today’s AG Barr speech on China is just amazing. Try to imagine anything like this 4 years ago. “the ultimate ambition of China’s rulers isn’t to trade with the United

Michael Dempsey

mhdempsey

(New Post)On Inflection PointsA long-form historical and forward looking view decoding the importance, force, and changing dynamics of inflection points within startups, technology, and our world broadly.https://www.michaeldempsey.me/blog/2

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

1/ The reporting is unclear on this, but it appears Abbott Labs is voluntarily asking the White House where it should ship its limited supply of rapid-result Covid tests.https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/04/01/scramble-rapid-coronavirus-test

Nomadic Matt

nomadicmatt

As the world gears up to (slowly) travel again, I’ve seen a lot of articles about the future of travel and when it will go back to “normal.” I think

Patrick McKenzie

patio11

This is true of the iPhone and a number of other technical artifacts, and it is underremarked upon.https://twitter.com/johnloeber/status/1197359578716884992 On the consumer Internet side of things: everyone uses the same Google,