PLUS: Jay-Z wants to open a casino in Times Square, and Americans have the highest job satisfaction in four decades.
Could AI change the American corporate structure, inflation is cooling, and Icahn's empire is crumbling.
Why self-checkout machines are asking Americans for tips, SBF is asking for his charges to get dismissed, and the average American spends 2 full days emailing.
Private equity-backed companies are going bankrupt, NYC's RTO push is losing steam, and summer travel prices are soaring.
Insiders Investment Newsletter: Online Travel Agency of Verification Deep-dive
Concert-goers are struggling to keep up with record demand, investors want to play offense and defense at the same time, and new beaches in NYC.
Weekly alpha-generating and thought-provoking newsletter by Short Squeez Insiders.
Bloomberg released a new study on remote work and office politics, the banking crisis is getting worse, and the biggest IPO of 2023 made its debut.
How private equity is leveraging AI, the Fed hiked rates, and Google and Apple surprisingly teamed up.
Shareholders and CEOs are making deals around human capital, job openings hit a two-year low, and all eyes on the Fed today.
Social media app BeReal missed its moment, the Godfather of AI resigned, and JPMorgan bought First Republic.
It's going to be a rough summer for VC investors, First Republic is set to be auctioned, and it's a big week for Wall Street investors.
