Economy
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Why Arbitflow’s Spot-Only Model Stands Out in Managed Crypto Trading
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Explosion and black smoke reported at Riyadh airport following Saudi alert
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EU presses global allies to plug Ukraine’s $27 bln funding gap
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ECB should stay vigilant on inflation but avoid hasty rate moves – Stournaras
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Top Chef finalist Brian Malarkey: After 27 restaurants, I’m betting big on my hometown Portland — and we’re headed for $10 million in sales this year
At the end of July, I made the biggest bet of my career. I bet on Portland. It’s the biggest because of what I put behind it. My brother and I didn’t just sign a lease. We put down the cash to buy the building. I just opened a 10,000-square-foot, wood-fired steak and seafood restaurant…
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Lyft CEO David Risher is still a driver for the company: It made him realize being even one minute late could cost the customer their job
Lyft CEO David Risher oversees a rideshare operation with more than 1 million drivers, but about every six weeks, or whenever he can find time, Risher gets behind the wheel of his own car to do the same thing as the company’s contractors. Along the way, he said, he’s been astonished by the make-or-break nature…
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Anthropic billionaire cofounder Jack Clark studied literature, not code—and says liberal arts degrees will win in the AI age
AI may be restoring the importance of the liberal arts degree, at least according to the cofounder of one of the industry’s biggest players. Jack Clark, a billionaire cofounder of Anthropic and former journalist who majored in English literature and creative writing, says his literary education is what helped him become an influential figure in…
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‘Stealth wealth’ is reshaping luxury real estate: How the ultrarich buy multimillion-dollar mansions off the books
For the ultrawealthy, it used to largely be the case that they wanted their flashy home purchases and sales to be made very public: Think drone shots, a glossy listing, and a splashy press release naming the owner and buyer. All of that served as a way to show off and solidify their wealth. But…
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If AI Had Been Left To ‘The People’ & Government, There Would Be No AI
It insults none of us to say that we’re constrained by the known. But it insults government that it presumes to shape things despite being constrained by the known.