I shall be at T2RL all this week. So normal service may be compromised.
Tariffs vanish (wishful thinking), startups face reality, Larry’s wallet expands, AI investments need boldness, Alaska’s staying power—and a little pain in the name of beauty.
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Tariff-free aviation is better aviation
Global aerospace leaders call for zero barriers at the summit. Tariffs do nothing but slow innovation and drive up costs.
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The startup “anti-pitch” you need to hear
Andrew Chen’s brutally honest guide to what VCs are actually thinking when they pass. Founders, read it twice.
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Larry Ellison’s bank account expands again
Oracle’s rise fuels Larry’s latest wealth surge—just in case he needs another island or another America’s Cup yacht.
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Timid AI is wasted AI
The Economist’s AI Innovation Asia warns: invest boldly or not at all. Small bets don’t move the needle in APAC.
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Alaska stays on course
Strong revenue performance and cost control keep Alaska a standout. Reliable doesn’t have to mean boring.
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Quirky: Plucking, waxing, shaving—why does it hurt so much? The Washington Post explains the science of nerve endings and pain pathways.
📣 Don’t forget:
The Professor’s Minute Minute → https://tinyurl.com/ynvpddfw
The OFFICIAL Professor Sabena Blog → https://tinyurl.com/j9x8cmhm
Explore the old archive → https://tinyurl.com/njj9z6p4
#Tags:
#Travel #Aviation #Trade #Startups #VC #LarryEllison #AI #AlaskaAirlines #Wellness #Picasso
Sources:
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Zero-tariff call: Leeham News
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Anti-pitch guide: Andrew Chen
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Ellison wealth surge: KillerCharts
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AI Innovation Asia: The Economist
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Alaska performance: Aviation Week
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Quirky: Washington Post
Style Verification: Sunday → Abstract Cubism (bold color, layered energy) Image tagline: Abstract layers and bright hues capture the week’s mash-up of economics, innovation, and a bit of personal discomfort.
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