Happy Saturday readers. I'm senior reporter Phil Rosen.
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The weekend is here! Dan DeFrancesco in NYC, and it turns out those stupid red boots I previously wrote about are actually selling like hot cakes. Go figure.
Do you live with your parents, reader? I don't. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and maybe I've made all the wrong life decisions.
TGIF. Phil Rosen here, reporting from New York City.
I'm happy to see that, finally, the rest of the world seems to be catching on to the magic that is Magic: The Gathering.
Haven't heard of it? Well the once-niche card game just became a $1 billion brand.
Almost Friday! Dan DeFrancesco in NYC, but don't approach me unless you have something nice to say. I'm taking a page out of this ballet director's book and smearing dog poop in the face of any of my critics.
It's Throw it Back Thursday, reader. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I'm just trying to make it to the weekend.
I get a lot of satisfaction out of what I do, but I'd love to work for the world's best employer. What does that even mean, though? What would the best employer in the world look like? What would make them so great?
Good morning, Opening Bell readers. Phil Rosen here.
It's not because I'm vegan, but I haven't bought eggs in months now. Thanks to inflation, a dozen eggs now costs more than a pound of beef.
Hiya! Dan DeFrancesco in a balmy NYC. If you went a little too hard on the chocolate yesterday, I've got you covered with seven tips from a dietitian on how to go on a sugar cleanse.
I've been looking for a driver who is qualified, reader. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I'm a little rusty at driving after taking public transportation for so long. Driving at night is especially nerve-racking, because I keep getting blinded by the lights.
Happy hump day, readers. I'm senior reporter Phil Rosen, writing to you from Manhattan.
Today we're going over why some of the most astute voices on Wall Street are advising a shift from stocks to bonds — and what we learned yesterday helps explain why.
