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The US Senate has been forced to postpone final passage of $40 billion Ukraine aid package after Republican Rand Paul objected to the vote https://t.co/fsEzzM6G6B

In a huge survey, the most productive people were adept at overcoming procrastination, getting to the final product, and focusing on daily accomplishments. https://t.co/6pGZqtkS3z

This is how the world's largest cruise ship makes 30,000 meals every day https://t.co/i45DekWPRl

KPMG is set to be hit with its biggest ever fine in the UK after a tribunal found that its auditors deliberately misled regulators during routine inspections of its work https://t.co/XZXadpKkwM

.@Trulieve CEO @rivers_kim on the outlook for $TCNNF profitability: “We are absorbing and digesting… the largest cannabis transaction to date.” https://t.co/AqHAYmgfrQ

Billionaire crypto fortunes are disappearing https://t.co/b6cHBffc0S

There are four broad reasons to hold meetings: to influence others, to make decisions, to solve problems, or to strengthen relationships. These are all active processes, so passive participation in meetings doesn't really work. https://t.co/7DdQfCaNLU

Global wheat crop set to fall for first time in four years, US forecasts https://t.co/10FxcudmHi

Chelsea Miller makes $800 custom knives for chefs like Massimo Bottura https://t.co/gsjj8g6TNJ

MIT neuroscientists now say that teaching kids music is better than teaching kids how to code. @Sales_Source https://t.co/ChcTfMeeCC

El Salvador’s gamble on Bitcoin has already cost the cash-strapped government enough to cover its next interest payment to bondholders https://t.co/kvwpQgQziF

"What researchers have been studying and calling impostor syndrome or impostor phenomenon over the past few decades was indistinguishable from fear. And if fear is what we’ve been studying, it’s no wonder we think that experiencing it is all bad news." https://t.co/M7YaIRS3Ut

Just published: front page of the Financial Times UK edition Friday May 13 https://t.co/PTBdwTiyb8 https://t.co/jBASLmucxL

What is something that people would pay 5$ a month for?

What is a product or service that at least 50k people in California or America would pay 5$ a month for? Maybe an anti scam service? Like if you are even the least bit suspicious that something is a scam just call us up and we will tell you whether it is or not, after proper research of course.

Transcript: FT interview with Elon Musk https://t.co/i4Ffd3Sssq