From Silicon Valley cabals to engine headaches and Qantas smackdowns, the day spans power, punishment, and punctuation.
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The Palantir mafia worries me
The WSJ maps out the network of ex-Palantir staff fueling Silicon Valley’s hottest startups. Influence and capital flow are undeniable — but so are the risks of concentrated mindsets.
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Ford’s EV bet, Doug Field’s dilemma
Ford’s strategy to catch Tesla involves heavy EV investment and an Apple alum at the wheel. But can scale and supply chains keep up?
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Qantas fined $90 million — more than a wrist slap
Australia’s flag carrier must pay for illegally sacking 1,800 workers. Beyond the fine, the reputational cost lingers.
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USA dominates — and Europe worries
The U.S. stock market’s overwhelming share is now deemed an “emergency” in Europe. Financial gravity is shifting east of the Atlantic.
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Engines of discontent — but a glimmer remains
Pratt & Whitney pushes Industry 4.0 to fix its GTF engine woes, while LEAP battles its own demons. Hope, but hard work ahead.
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Quirky: Can you spot AI — or just my overuse of dashes?
Jon Ostrower pokes at the over-em dash era, a human tick that AI hasn’t quite mastered yet. Yes — I confess, I too use too many dashes.
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