The Weekly BluRB – Sept 22nd, 2024
We Got Our First Big Call Wrong and We’re Pretty Demure About It Authors: Andres Larios, Jay Sahaym Story of the Week: Caroline Yee Intro: Welcome to the Weekly BluRB, a newsletter catered to students and professionals to get the latest news and insights on global markets. Get prepared forContinue Reading
The Souls of Telegraph Avenue
Learn about the enduring spirit of Berkeley’s art vendors, vital contributors to its culture and economics. Explore their resilience, creativity, and unwavering commitment in our latest article by Caroline Yee, one of our Community Columnists. Continue Reading
The Weekly BluRB – Sept 15th, 2024
Rate Cuts and Rate Cuts and Rate Cuts and Tate McRaete Authors: Andres Larios, Jay Sahaym Story of the Week: Praniti Gulyani Intro: Welcome to the Weekly BluRB, a newsletter catered to students and professionals to get the latest news and insights on global markets. Get prepared for the weekContinue Reading
The Weekly BluRB – Sept 8th, 2024
Macro Matters Most Authors: Andres Larios, Jay Sahaym Intro: Welcome to the Weekly BluRB, a newsletter catered to students and professionals to get the latest news and insights on global markets. Get prepared for the week by reading four weekly stories circulating equity markets, macro trends, geopolitics, and new businessContinue Reading
Can We Predict the Future?
Although there have been many movies where people travel to the future, it never seemed plausible in real life. Despite the fact that we can’t (yet) pull off what Marty McFly does in Back to the Future, using physics and mathematics, chaos theorists can somewhat anticipate what will happen next.Continue Reading
How OpenAI’s Internal Turmoil Illustrates The Growing Split In The AI Industry
The abrupt firing and rehiring of OpenAI founder Sam Altman has sent shockwaves throughout the technological and business sector. Continue Reading
The Downfall of Silicon Valley’s “Party Animal”: Investigating Michael Rothenberg’s Multimillion Dollar Fraud
The trial and conviction of Michael Rothenberg have shocked many investors in the Silicon Valley as well as people around the world. His conviction in court revealed that his fraudulent investments cost up to $19 million.Continue Reading
What’s going on with Taiwan?
Despite China’s efforts, they can’t keep Taiwan under their grasps. With a severing economy and growing independence, the People’s Republic of China’s momentum in actualizing the One China Policy reflects the fear of Taiwan’s growing autonomy. Continue Reading
Man vs. Money: CFPB v. CFSA and What it Means for America
Author: Venus Dhanda, Graphics: Anna Szymoniak The BRB Bottomline: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), established in 2010, has worked to regulate U.S. markets for over a decade, protecting consumers from risky and predatory lending practices. The Community Financial Association (CFSA), fighting for forms of financial regulation, has taken issueContinue Reading
Breaking Boundaries: Meta and Ray-Ban’s AI AR Glasses
Embark on an immersive journey where the realms of AI and AR converge, opening a gateway to boundless companionship, profound connections, and transformative digital experiences. A new life where human senses are heightened allowing all of us, including those with disabilities, to experience life to its fullest, all while wearing a sleek pair of Ray-Ban glasses. Continue Reading