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> CNBC reports that none of the Wall Street banks it contacted were aware of any transaction or had committed to funding a leveraged buyout of Tesla.

You don't think it's remotely a concern that a new law in Japan wiped out 40,000 Airbnbs overnight?

The future looks good for their services revenue considering the current growth momentum and the 1.3 billion active Apple devices they can sell services to.

Also they have services at 9.2B vs consensus 8.4B, which is a fantastic beat and 31% growth YoY.

He says he plays every waking hour of the day unless he's "sleeping, driving, or taking a bath". I think he's wasting a bit more than just money.

I don't know, but I imagine nobody else wanted to spend money, time, or risk their reputation on an election they have almost no chance to win.

> They just elected a Nazi in Illinois If you're talking about Arthur Jones, you're being very misleading. He won the Republican primary, but it was unopposed, in a heavily democra…

Amazon has not operated at a loss since 2001. They've had positive free cash flow every year since then.

It's pretty much the only Electron app I don't totally hate. I've grown to like it after using it at work.

Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability. The chapter about “religious debates” in particular was hilariously accurate, about how teams of people will argue ab…

Well having a discussion in comments can be productive if you’re learning new things. And there is a lot of good content here that many of us wouldn’t discover otherwise. I imagine…

I disagree, even if you don't care about banter, a capable host will be able to drive conversation and get panelists/guests/interviewees to express themselves better (even if they …

Why exactly is “good looking and charismatic” a bad thing? To be a good host you need to (should) be charismatic, that’s literally the job.

Amazon has had positive free cash flow every year since 2001. Netflix has had free cash flow of -$53 million, -$840 million, -$1.6 billion, and -$2 billion in the last 4 years resp…

They could be printing tether when BTC collapses to allow themselves to buy more BTC to try to pump it back up. This would make it in essence backed by BTC since it's what they are…

Sorry, I don’t see your reasoning here. I could’ve saw that the NASDAQ was in a bubble in January 2000 and shorted it. My timing of the top would’ve obviously been off, and I could…