Eid Mubarak, everyone. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I'm in the market for a new pair of running shoes.
I'm not a competent runner. But now that the rain has finally stopped, I want to explore San Diego by foot. And walking is just too slow.
Good morning, readers. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I enjoy some of Taylor Swift's music but definitely don't consider myself a Swiftie.
I do, however, find myself enchanted by her financial knowledge.
Welp, it's Wednesday. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I (semi-jokingly) like to say that I watch about one movie per year. I've already watched one in 2023. But in light of breaking news, I might make an exception.
Good morning, market watchers. I'm senior editor, Max Adams, standing in for Phil Rosen today.
It's tech (and tax) Tuesday, friends. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I'm back from spending time with family abroad.
It's Monday, readers. This is my last day writing the newsletter before handing back the baton to Diamond Naga Siu.
Welcome back readers. Phil Rosen here reporting from Manhattan.
Optimists rejoice — Wall Street strategists just pinpointed a handful of trends, indicators, and gauges that all suggest 2023 could see a new running of the bulls.
No time for tomfoolery today. The market waits for no one.
Hi, I'm Matt Turner, the editor in chief of business at Insider. Welcome back to Insider Today's Sunday edition, a roundup of some of our top stories.
On the agenda today:
Hello, readers. If you are readers, that is. Or are you AI? Perhaps I am, too. I'm Hallam Bullock, reporting to you from London, and welcome to my existential crisis.
Well, perhaps that is a little strong, but I've recently joined Elon Musk in mulling whether life is all just one big simulation.
Happy Friday, readers! I'm Emilia David. I'm glad we made it to the weekend.
I'm writing this from Insider's New York office. Maybe you don't want to think about the office this weekend (or any weekend). But what if your office had restaurants, a movie theater, and a hotel? In the age of remote work, some office campuses, built like small towns, find they're gaining tenants and luring workers back.