Sunrise in Central Park in New York City, Monday morning #newyorkcity #nyc #newyork #sunrise @centralparknyc #centralpark

“Technology is easy. Physics is easy. People are hard. And regulator people are the hardest.” -- Gwynne Shotwell, president at SpaceX and Elon Musk’s longtime second-in-command. wsj.com/business/space…

SO PUMPED for you, Sara. Congrats!

BIG NEWS: After 17 years at The Wall Street Journal, I’m incredibly excited to share that I’m joining Business Insider as the new Chief News Editor. I’m so pumped to be reunited with Jamie Heller and join this fantastic newsroom. I start Jan. 6, can’t wait!

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🚨Scoop: The International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) has convened an emergency meeting of its members tomorrow following Meta's announcement that it will end its third-party fact-checking partnerships in the US. businessinsider.com/metas-fact-che…

NEW: inside Mark Zuckerberg’s six-week sprint to remake Meta for the Trump Era w Sheera Frenkel kate conger nytimes.com/2025/01/10/tec…

BI SCOOP: In an all-hands, Mark Zuckerberg said an AI digital assistant would reach a billion users this year. “I think whoever gets there first is going to have a long-term, durable advantage towards building one of the most important products in history” businessinsider.com/mark-zuckerber…

Having read thru the full Houthi PC small group logs, I've come to the sad realization that I'm the JD Vance of my group chats: overly emotional, slightly unprofessional, confused by what everyone is saying bc I won't scroll up, continually derails plans with late objections

Tag yourself businessinsider.com/signal-group-c…

NEW 🧵 A quick thread of charts showing how Trump’s economic agenda is going so far: 1) Trump has had the same impact on economic uncertainty as a global pandemic.

10-year yields are now **above** where they were ahead of Liberation Day At 4.226% this morning

"I study markets for a living. I've never been this worried before," Callie Cox says. businessinsider.com/america-econom…

Maybe the craziest, dumbest, wildest month of market coverage I've ever covered. Very stupid, very fun, sorry to everyone who sold. S&P closes down less than 1% for April

My wife, Emily Glazer, just won the Pulitzer Prize. I’ve known this was going to happen since the day I met her. She is the best reporter in America and she’s also the best person I’ve ever met and an elite mom–here’s our son Teddy celebrating in the WSJ newsroom right now.

Exciting news: Leena K. Rao has been promoted to Business Insider US tech executive editor. From Steve Russolillo note to the newsroom: "Leena is a sharp editor who is well-suited and ready to elevate BI's tech coverage—already among the best in the business—to the next level."

Here’s how we line up tonight vs. WSJ Softball: 1. Ian Ward (7) 2. Steve Russolillo (1) 3. Chase Sutton (8) 4. Calder McHugh (6) 5. Catherine Allen (5) 6. Nathan McAlone (9) 7. Jessie Blaeser (2) 8. Sydney Bradley (3) 9. Jesse Naranjo (DH) 10. Maya Kaufman (10) 11. Emily Ngo (4)

A day in the life of Mark Cuban: He reveals his productivity hack (it might surprise you!) — and how everyone can use it. A great read from Lauryn Haas and Hayley Peterson businessinsider.com/mark-cuban-rev…

BIG NEWS: My book, The Land Trap, is coming out on Nov 4! I've been fascinated by this topic for years. The book tells the story of why land still occupies such a huge role in finance, economics and politics globally, and why that's a source of huge risk. You can preorder NOW!