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📉 Watch the Hindenburg effect. Jack Dorsey’s Block Inc. shares tumbled by 20% in New York after Hindenburg Research said it’s betting on a decline in the stock, saying the payments company has misled investors.

🍕 15 years ago today, a Florida man paid 10,000 $BTC for two large Papa Johns pizzas. In today’s dollars, that’s roughly $1.1 billion, which is nearly enough to buy Papa Johns the company:

The House of Representatives is bitterly divided. New data show that after decades of pulling apart, Democrats and Republicans now present almost exactly inverse images of each other. Read the analysis:

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One in four iPhones is made in India, but imported parts and costly subsidies complicate the success story. Andy Mukherjee takes apart an iPhone to explain why copying China's manufacturing model may not pay off 🎥

Voters across America have not only come out against data centers, but also presented a challenge to the AI billionaires behind them. This presents a dilemma for the victorious Democrats, Dave Lee says 🎥

A cruise ship selling cabins for up to $440,000 couldn't afford fuel. David Fickling explains what the Villa Vie Odyssey reveals about the global energy crisis, and who can afford to escape it 🎥

Lula’s shock win in Brazil against Bolsonaro triggered an investor reaction for the ages. But JP Spinetto thinks markets are overacting 🎥

Americans are signaling both a hopelessness about the economy and rejection of how it is managed, Kathryn Anne Edwards says 🎥

Trump’s tariff equation is nonsense, says John Authers. Here’s why 🎥

The midterm elections are here, and Democrats see their best opportunity in years to regain lost ground with a key demographic, says Ronald Brownstein 🎥

Mark Zuckerberg’s awkward Guinness sipping is just the latest episode of CEOs trying — and failing — to be relatable, Beth Kowitt explains 🎥

Who knew Treasury bills could be so provocative? Economy experts Nir Kaissar and Allison Schrager share their hot takes on the market 🎥

Did you barely make it through the sweltering summer? Something as simple as paint might be the solution to keeping your house up to 20 degrees cooler, says Lara Williams 🎥

Canada’s economy is winning 🇨🇦 🎥 Here’s the proof

Nowhere were the promises and hypocrisies of AI clearer than in India this week. Catherine Thorbecke explains from New Delhi 🎥

Israeli voters have a stark choice in this month’s election: Elect a government committed to regaining international confidence or further alienate the country’s allies with Netanyahu and his far-right coalition, Ronald Brownstein says 🎥

As Gavin Newsom closes the chapter on his time as California governor, he’s mulling his next move: running for president in 2028. Does he have what it takes to get the left’s vote? Ronald Brownstein breaks it down.

When tech CEOs like Sam Altman and Dario Amodei acknowledge the risks of AI, they’re selling you a product. Parmy Olson explains the dark art of AI marketing 🎥

If you look at the 📊 data, 📊 Biden is quietly having a good presidency. The question is: Will that matter against Trump? 🎥 Kyla Scanlon explains ahead of #SOTU2024

The Supreme Court ruled correctly on birthright citizenship, but the vote revealed an outrageous conclusion from the dissenting justices, says Harvard Law’s Noah Feldman 🎥

🇮🇳 The 675-mile-long mountain range that cuts through central India is no longer just a geographical divide. It’s also an economic, religious, and political one, says Andy Mukherjee

The Supreme Court ruled that non-US citizens can no longer sue in US courts over international human-rights violations. The American government’s abandonment of the cause is now complete, Harvard Law’s Noah Feldman says 🎥