Pandemic migration from DC driven by mid-to-high earners aged 26-44, according to IRS migration data. Read more: ora-cfo.dc.gov/blog/irs-data-…

Interesting how different real estate assets are seeing such different impacts from COVID changes. How warehouses are escaping real estate's doom loop, in charts wsj.com/articles/how-w… via The Wall Street Journal

Let’s go O’s!! Steve Cohen’s Mets Flop While Orioles Win With New Breed of Moneyball bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

What Else Might be Driving Sentiment? dlvr.it/SxgFgm

On Native American Heritage Day, explore native-land.ca as part of celebrating traditions and languages of Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian communities. For more, learn about Indigenous innovations in mapping data: buff.ly/3WXccU8

niemanlab.org/2023/12/everyo…

Always interesting to look at blended data sources for scoring groups like states…

Unreliable mass transit and American public health bit.ly/47EqDAl via The Hub

Published today in Harvard Business Review - @ParraMoyano, Karl Schmedders (both of IMD), and I unpack the challenges companies face using generic LLMs and the advantages of embracing data collaborations. hbr.org/2024/01/how-da…

"We now get more news in a single day than most people ever saw in their lifetimes a few short centuries ago. Our brains aren’t hardwired to have this much information thrown at them. And so much of the information we see is negative." via Ben Carlson awealthofcommonsense.com/2024/04/the-ne…

Stay hydrated, dress lightly, take cooling breaks, seek shade, use a fan, be aware of dizziness or confusion, spray cool water or use a cool washcloth, ditto for the kids.

“Consumers might be continuing to spend, but it’s taking a toll." Americans’ pandemic-era excess savings ran dry months ago, now the economy is feeling the effects bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Economics

Dragons and Sex Are Now a $610 Million Business Sweeping Publishing bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

This definitely applies to my bus stop on 16th & Park. Kinda crazy how little trees/shade there is, yet 2 blocks away there is abundance. nytimes.com/2024/08/12/nyr…

I actually think this article illustrates why "some" economic models are broken and not the other way around. Taylor Swift fans have the same mental biases as the rest of us, making them reluctant to sell even at eye-watering prices wsj.com/finance/taylor… via The Wall Street Journal

Love this show (and book) - nytimes.com/2024/08/19/art… via @NYTimes

This is actually a cultural tragedy on par with like the loss of a language.

The Onion Buys Alex Jones' Infowars With Backing From Sandy Hook Families bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Early delinquent auto loans (blue) increased to 8.1% in third quarter, while seriously delinquent loans (orange) increased to 2.9% ... latter getting close to level seen in 2Q2009 ⁦Bloomberg⁩ Intelligence ⁦Arbor Data Science⁩

Interesting analysis worth looking at, thanks Molly O’Shea for sharing. coatue.com/blog/perspecti…