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Will's Weekly Roundup
July 8th - July 14th
“It’s better to admit you walked through the wrong door than spend your life in the wrong room.”
— Unknown
Headlines
NYC ordered a $4M McKinsey study on whether trash piles would be better inside containers (BI).
Delta lost $100M this summer from travelers avoiding Paris/Olympics (CNBC).
The NFL is open to private equity ownership of up to 10% (CNBC).
Lululemon, Krispy Kreme, and Nike stocks hit 52-week lows last week (TWITTER).
Pfizer is making progress with its once-daily version of its weight loss pill (CNBC).
Penthouse in NYC sold for $135M in the priciest deal since 2022 (BBG).
Costco will hike membership fees for the first time in 7 years (RT).
a16z is renting GPUs to AI startups under a new initiative (INFORMATION).
Southwest makes $3.4 per passenger, compared to $17 five years ago (TWITTER).
Bloomberg donated $1B to Hopkins to make medical tuition free for most (CNBC).
Uber is expanding its European boat services, including yacht tours in Ibiza (FAST).
CitiBike thief rode 38 miles around NYC, charging $80 to the user’s account (NYP)
11 examples of videos from Runway AI that could pass as real (TWITTER).
Ultimate blood substitute might come from mimicking the cells that carry hemoglobin (SCIENCE).
Google Calendar now has built-in Calendly-style availability sharing (TC).
Etsy sellers now have to label products as “handpicked by a seller,” “sourced by a seller,” “designed by a seller,” or “made by a seller” (FAST).
Visuals
Startup Watchlist
Fantasy chess platform backed by Magnus Carlsen. |
Voice-controlled games like Jeopardy from your TV. |
The Notion x Google Docs tool for STEM note taking. |
Unbiased news created by synthesizing articles with AI. |
The first portable and wearable car seat. |
Control and compensate creative works used to train AI. |
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Newsletter researched/written by Will Sullivan
and edited by Andrew Coath.