Corporate America’s Principles Now Come In Reversible Jackets
Companies are adding Democratic-connected lobbyists ahead of possible post-election scrutiny. A fictional boardroom fashion show admires the tailoring.
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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.
Wholesale Inflation Just Brought A Gas Can
September’s producer prices jumped 1.3%, while new unemployment claims barely moved. The fresh data refuse to squeeze into one convenient campaign slogan.
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FIFA Apologizes For The Secret Plan, Keeps The Secret Part
Gianni Infantino apologized for mistakes around FIFA’s withdrawn $4.2 billion plan, then declined to provide the answers critics requested. The transparency trophy remains unclaimed.
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The AI Boom’s Unlimited Future Has A Credit Limit
CoreWeave’s bonds slid into distress territory as investors reconsidered the debt beneath the AI buildout. Apparently infinite compute still comes with a monthly payment.
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Rebranding AI Does Not Make It Super
Washington is taking its preferred solution to hard problems international: rename the thing, applaud the new label, and hope nobody asks about guardrails.
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