Hey there! Dan DeFrancesco in NYC, and I'm curious why you'd want to spend $70 to dine in complete darkness (either way, this review is worth reading). Imagine if it's actually a way to serve fast food without you realizing it. Did I just blow the cover on dark dining?!
Howdy readers. I'm Phil Rosen, reporting from New York.
On this day in 1940, Disney debuted "Pinocchio," and the nosy puppet became one of the most beloved characters in film history.
I bring this up because some people say that, unlike the marionette, markets don't lie.
In that case, it may be wise to heed a key bond market signal that's saying we'll avoid a recession after all.
Happy first-Monday-of-the-month. I'm Matt Weinberger, deputy editor of Insider's tech analysis team, filling in for Diamond Naga Siu.
Good morning, readers. I'm Phil Rosen, reporting from New York City for the first time since December. Frosty air notwithstanding, it's good to be back.
In case you missed it, this weekend I caught up with Kpler lead oil analyst Matt Smith to talk about Europe's new sanctions on Russian refined oil products.
Hi, I'm Matt Turner, the editor in chief of business at Insider. An announcement: This newsletter will look a bit different next week. We're merging with our daily Insider Today newsletter, so we'll be known as the Insider Today: Sunday Edition moving forward.
What a week this was, reader. Meta, Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet all reported earnings over the last few days, and, well, the outlook is bleak. This is Matt Weinberger, deputy editor of Insider's tech analysis team and your host for today.
And I'm here to tell you that things in tech are going to get worse before they get better.
Good morning. I'm Phil Rosen.
My favorite part of this job is getting the opportunity to speak to interesting, smart people — especially when I get to share their insights here in this newsletter.
Do you have suggestions of who I could talk to next? Tweet me or email me (prosen@insider.com).
Today, I'm sharing my conversation with Matt Smith of commodities analytics firm, Kpler.
TGIF! Dan DeFrancesco in New York, but I'll be on my way to China shortly to pick up my new Porsche that was accidentally priced at an 88% discount. (Who am I kidding, I couldn't afford a Porsche that was discounted 99%.)
Happy Friday, team. I'm senior reporter Phil Rosen.
In case you missed it, the European Central Bank Thursday made a half-point interest rate hike, marking its fifth consecutive move as part of its inflation-fighting efforts.
EU policymakers plan to make the same sized hike at their meeting in March, similar to expectations for the US central bank to repeat yesterday's rate hike at its next meeting.