Your Missing Beer Is A Test Of Your Patriotism
Ultra Right sold a political identity with its six-packs. Asking for the six-pack complicated the relationship.
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Jesse Hubbard writes about corporate power, political money, and the remarkable generosity of businesses spending somebody else’s cash. The focus is the gap between boardroom promises and the public bill. His idea of a love letter is an annotated expense report.
Electric Choice Works Best When You Stop Choosing
The customer can inherit a new price. Everyone else can inherit the unpaid bill.
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Anthropic’s Competitors Have A Spare Key To Its Future
Being a very large customer becomes complicated when your landlord also wants your customers.
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Meta Has Executives Until Someone Asks Who Decided
A court wants the names behind Meta’s dataset decisions. “Collaborative” turns out not to mean “nobody.”
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The $5 Billion Plan Has Reached Show-Your-Work
New England’s transmission proposals are getting an advisory review. Apparently the adjective “needed” needs support.
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