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Palantir, co-founded by Peter Thiel, will "continue to use its technology to support Ukraine" https://t.co/z0pRnnQwYJ

Pushing yourself to your limits will only leave you exhausted. Work hard, but also take the time to recharge — there will be more benefits than you realize. https://t.co/XOn7jS0cHn

Poorer megacities tend to be designed for rich people who can afford cars. Bikes are the answer https://t.co/zDyz4RHc0R

You can rent a Hollywood hills mansion on Airbnb, but it will cost you $12,000 a night https://t.co/E0Ubfvy9x9

Microsoft blames strong dollar for cuts to forecasts https://t.co/wMcHbZTVCP

An iPhone costs half a year’s average rent or more in Argentina thanks to 58% inflation https://t.co/ALvXVYIiUF

Curiosity is much more important to an enterprise’s performance than previously thought. https://t.co/mjNIm1fQQF

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, Friday 3 June https://t.co/ezqtMCRHXf https://t.co/pIf2xTFDO5

Need help naming my business something cool/ fitting. Any suggestions?

I am starting a company that builds simple whole house reverse osmosis (RO) systems and struggling to find a good name for our company. Anybody have any cool/ fitting /funny ideas??

niche industries with a lot of snobs who will overpay?

I'm trying to think up a list of different snob heavy industries like coffee, beer/whiskey/wine, cigars. But I'm also trying to think of more obscure ones, where hand made small batch is crucial for the snobbery. This could be like fly fishing lures, handmade knives, maybe olive oils, herbs or edible flowers/micro greens/mushrooms of rare cultivars. Anyone have any ideas, I know it's pretty specific yet obscure

The US just sanctioned Imperial Yachts, the company reportedly at the center of the extravagant lifestyles of Russian oligarchs at sea https://t.co/gtCqYWwnba

U.S. tech sector sees highest job cuts in May since Dec. 2020: Report https://t.co/2dWEB9dbeP https://t.co/c1w8z8Ed3W

Coinbase will extend a hiring freeze for both new and existing positions for the “foreseeable future” and rescind a number of accepted offers https://t.co/jQYljvdjF2

Even simple expressions of gratitude can have powerful and long-lasting effects on those who receive them. https://t.co/8xhKPUdtWi

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, Friday 3 June https://t.co/LcTWjLQgZx https://t.co/q4DJfoghTt