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How Much Do Moats Matter?
While Buffett and Musk disagree, a company’s value can reside in its surrounding protective barrier
Will America Issue a Central Bank Digital Currency?
Reactions to CBDC range from indifference to alarm
CoreWeave: Poised to Transform AI
CoreWeave, a Nvidia-backed pioneer of cloud services for artificial intelligence, is preparing for an IPO
How Much Does the U.S. Really Spend on NATO and Foreign Aid?
The U.S. is paying less than you might think to defend Europe, and NATO members are stepping up their contributions
An All-Star Panel Wades Into the Election Prediction Market Trading Pits
Mark Cuban, Robert Cahaly, and others joined Luckbox’s Jeff Joseph to look several days into the future without the advantage of a crystal ball
Predicting the Unpredictable: Early Voting, Swing States and the Road to 270
With early voting trends pointing to fresh records, the result of the 2024 presidential election will likely be once again decided by a handful of key swing states.
The Cure for a Lost World
The English alt-rock band The Cure returns with their first album in 16 years, Songs of a Lost World. It’s a melancholy record that will attract die-hard fans and new listeners alike.
Alex Karp: Meet the Self-Described Freak Leading the S&P 500’s Newest Member
The Palantir Technologies CEO does things his way—and it works
Soccer Mommy’s Music and Lyricism is ‘Evergreen’
The Nashville-based indie alt-rock band, fronted by Sophie Allison, is releasing their sixth studio album this Friday—a collection of visceral lyrics, emotion and tight instrumentation that teeters on the idea of time