#Companies

Theta Vega Gamma

gamma_vega

I think we learned a few things this week: 1. Don’t doubt the strength of tech. Despite the fall during the first half of the week, everything bounced back strong.

Valerie Insinna

ValerieInsinna

A lot of the coverage on the demise of "At War" has focused on the importance of documenting the human costs of war, and rightly so. But I can't stop

Shira Ovide

ShiraOvide

Remember when it was a very big deal that Apple's market cap hit $1 trillion? That was 2018. Now:Apple $2.2 trillionMicrosoft: $1.9 trillionAmazon: $1.8 trillionAlphabet: $1.6 trillionFacebook: $940 billion Words

Ndzavi Derrick .CBA

NdzaviDerrick

Many companies go by TRADING AS names. Before you go that route also know the Legal Aspects of using TRADING AS name.[Thread] It is not uncommon for a company to

Cabinet Fairy

CreoleBabyBritt

Last year I created a luxury press on nail thread that got a lot of people interested in press ons, so I thought I would do an updated version! We

Matt Sanders will on your RPG podcast one day

iammattsanders

When people advocate for playing non-DnD RPGs, we are honestly mostly advocating for a healthier industry. One where more people and companies thrive and we don't just centralise the whole

Akin Oyebode

AO1379

Not sure if @nonso2 picked Ekiti as a random example, but this is exactly why we are promoting Ekiti Knowledge Zone as a Special Economic Zone for the digital economy.

Omer Tene

omertene

China’s National People’s Congress has tabled a second draft of its data protection law, PIPL. Open for public comment until May 28. See English translation here: https://digichina.stanford.edu/news/translation-personal-information-prot

Richard Chu

richard_chu97

Stock picking is exceptionally difficultFrom 1926 to 2016, only ~4% of stocks accounted for all of the $35 trillion in wealth creationOver half of stocks had negative lifetime returns! The

Dr. Augustine Fou 🇨🇦🇺🇲

acfou

another reason TAG certification is useless is because companies can simply change names, buy other companies and __continue__ committing fraud The CEO of Amobee is Kim Perell, formerly CEO of

April Dunford

aprildunford

My first job out of engineering school, I worked at a startup. We repositioned a product from a lightweight personal database to an embeddable database for mobile devices. Our growth

Ryan Selkis

twobitidiot

1/ Every day I get more excited than the day before about the sustainability of crypto's Cambrian explosion.It wasn't until 8-9 months ago that it became clear many of these

Lewis Howes

LewisHowes

Startups founded during the last recession (08-10):UberAirbnbSlackPinterestWhatsApp Inc.SquareVenmoSome of the most iconic companies of the next decade will undoubtably be launched during these surreal times. (Thread 1/3) While this time

chort ↙️↙️↙️ Abolish DHS

chort0

How is it that every university with a CS program does not have a mandatory course on "how to write structured log output so your Ops/Security people don't have to

Mrs. Nya Major, B.S.

mrsnyamajor

If you've been wondering why the Democrats seem so evil and dark, it's because they're being spiritually upheld and reinforced by witches. Don't take my word for it. Google it

Justin Amash

justinamash

For someone with so much to say about Section 230, @HawleyMO knows so little about it. Let’s fact check his claims about Section 230 from the letter he recently sent