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Really enjoyed this conversation about the future of property search, and how AI can solve for the deeply personal and unique needs that we all have when looking for the perfect place to call home.

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The current state of US/European banks is a timely reminder of just how much of the financial system we take for granted is built purely on trust in said system

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A recent REALTORS survey found that 77% of Americans would pay a premium to live in a neighborhood where they could easily walk to parks, shops and restaurants. That number jumps to 92% for ‘Gen Z.’ nar.realtor/reports/nar-co…

You have to admit, in the face of new competition from the other app, it's a pretty genius move making this payout today. If you're an influential content creator, why move to the meta app when Twitter pays for you to be a user?

You have to admit, Ryanair's use of memes and fitting into internet culture goes a long way in protecting their brand from their utterly horrible treatment of their customers

The scaling back and scrapping of HS2 is one of the biggest symbols of failure in this country. But especially this - failing to have a direct connection between Manchester and Paris for want of a short tunnel in London. Brunel would’ve constructed this in a weekend as a side gig

Former MI6 chief, Sir Alex Younger gives some Brexit truths. “Putin would’ve been absolutely delighted by our decision (to leave the EU) and so would Xi.” “Particularly since I've left office and I've travelled around Europe, I'm profoundly depressed. “Just nobody mentions the

💵 The founder of one of Britain’s fastest-growing start-ups has vowed to quit the UK for America if Rachel Reeves hits entrepreneurs with a tax rise at the forthcoming Budget telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/…

Wild security practice - Santander UK will not help you block your stolen card if your address changed in the last 30 days, unless you call them. The catch - phone lines are only open 8am-6pm, so it's open season for 14 hours 🤦‍♂️

This is a lie. In reality, every piece of military equipment delivered to Ukraine is tracked. All supplied weapons are monitored by independent mechanisms. And none of the multiple U.S. inspections have ever revealed any misuse.

Truly disturbing report in the WSJ: Lawyers at Twitter are threatening advertisers to spend more money on X "or else" X owner Elon Musk will leverage his close relationship with Trump to torpedo mergers. This goes beyond a conflict of interest. It's straight up extortion.

So xAI really pulled the “it was the new guy” excuse huh?

How long before we see the US admin cooking the GDP books? 30 days?

It is impossible to square the steelmanned view of the new US foreign policy (a deliberate nasty shock to wake Europe up), with this sort of domineering hostility to the most pro-American country of any size in Europe, which already spends 4-5% of GDP on defence.

Just figured out where these fake tariff rates come from. They didn't actually calculate tariff rates + non-tariff barriers, as they say they did. Instead, for every country, they just took our trade deficit with that country and divided it by the country's exports to us. So we

Impressive how this admin just keeps making stuff up

I really hope a team in the UK Home Office is working overtime this weekend, to design a visa & relocation package for phenomenally highly paid US tech workers who need to leave (and internationals who now can't move to the US). Incredibly low hanging fruit for UK prosperity.