“Did We Create This Monster?” How Twitter Turned Toxic
Rosenberg, a senior writer for Jewish-focused news-and-culture website Tablet Magazine, had become a leading target of anti-Semitic Twitter users during his reporting on the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign. Read more Share this post:
how to evaluate your startup idea
THE INAUGURAL FP PODCAST! Matt Bradley (Investor), Dharmesh Raithatha (Product Partner) and Daniel Van Binsbergen (CEO, Lexoo) take you through methods of how to evaluate your startup ideas. Using the Path Forward Article – https://thepathforward. Read more Share this post:
How Changing One Habit Helped Quintuple Alcoa’s Income
Sean Gallup/Getty ImagesBack in October 1987, Paul O’Neill gave his first speech as CEO of Alcoa, the aluminum manufacturing giant. Investors were nervous, since Alcoa had faltered with failed product lines. Read more Share this post:
Entrepreneurship, Reading List
The Power of Habit book review
Reading (second to real life application) in my opinion is the best way to gain knowledge. In particular, I tend to read books on start-up failures/successes, CEO/founder autobiographies as well as accounts written by senior level employees of start-ups (the latter can usually be found on Medium). As part of Catapult’s Christmas gifts, all employees […]
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Samsung Leaking Customer Information
About four months ago, I ordered a new TV directly from Samsung’s online store. A few days later, I received a tracking link via email. When I first received the link, it showed an order that wasn’t my own. Read more Share this post:
Why Snapchat Won’t Make It Through the Year…
Snapchat’s parent company, Snap Inc, is preparing for its initial public offering (IPO) this week. This will be the largest IPO since Alibaba went public in 2014. Speaking of which, Alibaba, the Chinese tech giant, saw a 10% drop in stock prices after its IPO. Read more Share this post:
Iceland will become the first country to make employers pay men and women equally
For eight years in a row, this tiny Nordic nation has topped the World Economic Forum’s ranking of nations with the smallest gender gap. Read more Share this post: