Ethan Mollick
In 2004, an audit study had similar Black and non-Black candidates apply for jobs in person: 24% of firms discriminated against Black candidates.

Six years later, discriminatory firms were twice as likely to be out of business (though the sample is small) https://t.co/NLqo2EkaMB https://t.co/iD0CfCvkcH
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Morning Brew ☕️
You get to see the future of either market, but you can only take one.

Which do you choose? https://t.co/kkEFecoF3G
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FXHedge
SNAP NOT PROVIDING 3Q FINANCIAL GUIDANCE crashing AH
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Morning Brew ☕️
when you request some PTO but you work in a healthy office environment https://t.co/ExcmSQAL7B
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Taylor Pearson
This is very good https://t.co/DGFKLw3U5T
I studied 600+ eCommerce brands representing $4.4B in rev to find what’s powering the most successful outcomes.

The results were surprising. Here's what I learned:

#1 - ROAS is Overrated
..... - Andrew Youderian
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Taylor Pearson
I have been re-reading Tocqueville and one thing I am really taking away is how much participation in local government was integral to early American politics not because it necessarily mattered (though it did), but it created a certain civil mindset in the body politic. https://t.co/doRq67Xyly
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Dennis Hong
“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” https://t.co/P2L8phl9xW
Beware of people who are negative all the time.

They will wear you down, deplete your joy, and hinder your personal development and progress. Sometimes intentionally. - ZUBY:
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MastersInvest.com
‘As central banks raise interest rates, the cost of borrowing is rising for the first time in years, and sharply. Even so, big businesses’ cfos remain relaxed about debt, with good reason.’ @TheEconomist

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MastersInvest.com
‘Keyence faces no real competition. Firms that have tried to enter its market, such as Basler of Germany and Omron, a fellow Japanese company, are about a quarter as lucrative and have not competed away its margins.’ @TheEconomist

https://t.co/YA5AAH7cYv
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MastersInvest.com
‘A sustained rebound in stocks would be unwelcome for the Fed, and might well tilt it towards more hawkishness. Investors accustomed to viewing the central bank as a friendly force must instead confront the harsh reality of a Fed call.’ @TheEconomist

https://t.co/nlTiiGROqc
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MastersInvest.com
“In my experience, most people who are lucky enough to sell something before it goes down get so busy patting themselves on the back they forget to buy it back.” Howard Marks
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