Telemetry readouts from the race. Thoughts on finance, technology, and engineering.
How a 41-year-old mall retailer with a $9 billion cash pile and a meme stock following decided to take over a 30-year-old auction house worth four times as much. Full histories of both companies, the May 2026 offer letter, and the math nobody can quite agree on.
The rise, fall, and afterlife of the American streetcar — from Frank Sprague's 1888 demo in Richmond to a $5,000 fine that helped reshape a continent. With a side-by-side look at why Zurich, Munich and Melbourne kept their tracks while we paved over ours.
Twelve sports. Roughly ninety billion dollars in distributable revenue. We trace every flow from broadcasters to players across seven global competitions and the five major US leagues.
In a single Wednesday after-bell, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon printed the cleanest set of cloud and advertising results of the AI cycle — and raised their 2026 capex budgets.
A strange and revealing portrait of ambition, rationalization, and collapse in one of the most chaotic stories in modern finance.
A sharp, funny, and deeply revealing look at Wall Street culture before it learned how to disguise itself better.
A biography that captures extraordinary drive, systems ambition, and the destructive edge that can ride alongside them.
A leadership book that argues human dignity, cultural repair, and commercial performance do not have to live in separate worlds.
A March 28, 2026 league match at Waverly where four wickets with the ball set it up and 44 off 24 kept the chase moving.
A narrow five-run defense against Mustangs where every run mattered.
A June 22, 2025 match where 54 runs and 5 wickets mattered, but the team made the day special.
A May 18, 2025 chase at Evans Park where the innings flowed and the Bengals closed it out by 8 wickets.