Felt this too. I found myself going to CNN for the first time in years versus Twitter to see what was actually happening. Beyond devastating news to see 🥲

🎙️New Pod: Brad Gerster (Brad Gerstner) started Altimeter in 2008 with a $3MM fund, all friends and family - A number that might seem surprising for a lot of people. For EM's he said something on our most recent Venture Unlocked pod that's an important reminder when starting a firm.

And I'm pretty sure it's not because of too many avocado toasts! Millennials Want to Buy Homes but Aren’t Saving Up wsj.com/articles/mille…

Rural areas now rank the worst in poverty, col­lege, teen births, di­vorce, death rates, disability insurance, jobs wsj.com/articles/rural…

While 80% of millennials would like to buy a home, 68% have less than $1,000 saved and 44% have saved nothing at all bit.ly/2rQDDDr

Pretty incredible chart x.com/whatilearnedtw…

Looking forward to Amazon Prime goods and discounts at Whole Foods locations! x.com/dkberman/statu…

Pretty incredible businessinsider.com/r-germany-prod…

A positive article on Millennials? Didn't realize they had those! "Millennials Aren’t Impatient. They’re Prudent." blogs.wsj.com/experts/2017/0…

Understandable. EU won't let them leave easy x.com/gideonrachman/…

ROAD TRIP! 'The RV space is on fire': Sales hit records as more millennials enter market cnbc.com/2017/07/28/the…

Proud to work at a place where the values are clear. No equivocation - zero tolerance for the hatred that was on display this weekend 🙏💯 x.com/jpmorgan/statu…

Vestas teams up with Tesla to combine wind turbines and batteries bloom.bg/2vQBJ3x

Harvey wasn’t just bad weather. It was bad city planning bloom.bg/2wvyjGE

This blooming sunflower collects energy from the sun

More people think renting is a better deal than buying | on.wsj.com/2zcOoUz via The Wall Street Journal

Good morning from the US where total student debt has hit record levels. These loans are increasingly becoming a drag on US econ. Acting as a drag on both household formation & higher real estate prices. But the US college debt bubble also becoming dangerous for the fin industry.

Young, college-educated adults w/ student debt now have an average net worth of -$1,900. (Yes, negative.) In 1989, that group’s net worth was $90K. (Yes, positive.) Sounds crazy until you think about how high tuition costs have shot up in recent years. time.com/money/5245284/…

In honor of Tony Hawk turning 50 today, we take you back this iconic moment in 1999 ... the first-ever 900.