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RT @foundertribune: "Building to flip is building to flop" by @jasonfried & @dhh https://t.co/gwzRdhmrub
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Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel $X File Opening Brief Against Biden Administration’s Block of $14.9 Billion Merger -
✴️The brief, filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, sets forth the legal and factual grounds for the lawsuit, detailing how President Biden made a predetermined decision for political reasons, not national security, causing CFIUS to engage in a sham review of the deal so that he could block it.
✴️The CFIUS litigation will continue on the expedited basis already established by the Court, with a briefing to be completed by March 17 and oral argument to follow.
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"When you build a company with the intention of being acquired, you emphasize the wrong things... And let’s say you ignore this advice and do pull off a flip. You build your business, sell it, and get a nice payday. Then what? Move to an island and sip piña coladas all day? Will that really satisfy you? Will money alone truly make you happy? Are you sure you’ll like that more than running a business you actually enjoy and believe in?"

- Jason Fried & DHH

"Building to flip is building to flop" by @jasonfried & @dhh https://t.co/gwzRdhmrub
- The Founders' Tribune
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White Brook Capital on Box $BOX US

Thesis: Box’s AI-driven solutions and reaccelerating growth position it well for 2025 and beyond.

(Extract from their Q4 letter) https://t.co/x7clKhsiVj
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Wow.

Two weeks ago, we sent out a notification on Pelosi's purchase of Tempus AI call options.

$TEM has now risen 89% since her trade. https://t.co/5wZBQ5sm7M
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Peter Thiel: “Steve Jobs probably gets too little credit”

When asked if Steve Jobs gets too much credit for the success of Apple, Thiel responds:

“There are probably ways in which he gets too little credit… The founders of these companies are not divine beings - they’re not omnipotent, omniscient, or anything like that… But I think the importance of a charismatic leader who can bring out the best in people in something that is very underestimated.”

Thiel named his venture fund Founders Fund to emphasize this idea:

“We think that these tech companies do best when they’re led by founders…. We’re much more skeptical of the tech companies that are not founder-led. I think it’s weirdly understated as a problem… [Being founder-led is] the first approximation that would tell you which [companies] you can expect to innovate in the future and which ones won’t.”
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$SNY Sanofi announces the acquisition of 2.3% of its shares from long-standing shareholder L’Oréal. This transaction is part of Sanofi’s share buyback program announced on January 30, 2025
The transaction will involve the acquisition of 29,556,650 shares at a price of €101.50 per share, reflecting a discount of 2.8% to the closing price on January 31, 2025
The deal is worth €3 billion. Following the exchange, L'Oreal will own 7.2% of Sanofi, with 13.1% of voting rights
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RT @ArthurMacwaters: People are quick to say "oh yeah but X just hired great people, they're the talented ones"

Sure. It's a team effort.

But these companies simply would not exist, and would not rise to world-changing dominance, without the will and skill of great founders.

You can have a nuanced take and still respect the incredible things Jobs and Elon and others have to do.

Peter Thiel: “Steve Jobs probably gets too little credit”

When asked if Steve Jobs gets too much credit for the success of Apple, Thiel responds:

“There are probably ways in which he gets too little credit… The founders of these companies are not divine beings - they’re not omnipotent, omniscient, or anything like that… But I think the importance of a charismatic leader who can bring out the best in people in something that is very underestimated.”

Thiel named his venture fund Founders Fund to emphasize this idea:

“We think that these tech companies do best when they’re led by founders…. We’re much more skeptical of the tech companies that are not founder-led. I think it’s weirdly understated as a problem… [Being founder-led is] the first approximation that would tell you which [companies] you can expect to innovate in the future and which ones won’t.”
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We just received data on a $436M payment to Huntington-Ingalls, $HII, from the US Navy.

It was for work on the USS Enterprise aircraft carrier, scheduled for completion in 2029. https://t.co/Ux0qbHpCoT
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