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In the heart of a pandemic-stricken world, Shreya Murthy and Joy Tao set the stage for a party-planning startup, Partiful, in 2020. Their ambitious intent to “bring people together in person” was met with an ironic twist; the global health crisis demanded social distancing, throwing a wrench in traditional gathering practices. However, rather than folding
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The news of Capital One Financial’s recent acquisition of Discover Financial Services, valued at a staggering $35.3 billion, brings a mixture of excitement and scrutiny, particularly from a center-right perspective. This merger has been greenlit by both the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, signifying an alignment with federal regulators’
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In a film industry rife with competition, Warner Bros’ costly vampire venture, Sinners, is garnering significant attention not just for its nearly $100 million budget, but also for its intriguing box office trajectory. With a strong $4.7 million from Thursday night previews alone, Sinners has thrown its hat in the ring of high-stakes filmmaking at
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The recent statement from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sent ripples through the financial and cryptocurrency sectors. As a center-right liberal, I find that the SEC’s clarification regarding stablecoins not being categorized as securities presents both a thrilling opportunity for innovation and a cause for concern regarding regulation’s inherent limitations. The SEC’s recognition
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