Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Podcast: Chris Waller of Plural Investing and Hidden Gem Investing
In a recent podcast, Chris Waller of Plural Investing and Hidden Gem Investing breaks down two high‑profile spin‑offs—GCI Liberty (GLIBK) and Seaport Entertainment (SEG). He explains why rights offerings on spin‑offs, championed by investors like Joel Greenblatt, can be compelling entry points. The discussion highlights insider buying by media mogul John Malone and the strategic relevance of Seaport's Las Vegas stadium to Pershing Square’s portfolio. Waller also outlines risk factors and cost‑cutting opportunities that could shape each company’s performance over the next 12‑18 months.
By Stock Spinoff Investing
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Röko: Undervalued Serial Acquirer Poised for Growth
The holding company that almost no one talks about, yet it might be one of the most efficient compounding engines. RÖKO owns 29 niche, traditional businesses, runs at 21% margins, generates 14.5% returns on capital, and keeps acquiring new companies every...
By Mike Markus
News•Mar 10, 2026
The Core Element Behind Every Thriving Global Team
KeenStack argues that culture, not headcount, is the foundation for scaling global teams. The company hires for a growth mindset, uses the EOS framework to align values, and invests in personal, financial, and professional development. In‑person and hybrid interactions are...
By Entrepreneur
News•Mar 10, 2026
More Big Law Leaders, 'Open to Growth,' Are Willing to Consider Mergers
Big‑law partners are increasingly signaling openness to growth through mergers, a shift highlighted by recent high‑profile talks such as Ashurst‑Perkins Coie, Hogan Lovells‑Cadwalader, and Taylor Wessing‑Winston & Strawn. Data from ALM shows a surge in lateral moves whenever merger rumors surface, amplifying market volatility. Firms...
By Corporate Counsel (Law.com)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Levi Strauss Faces Age Bias Suit After Allegedly Refilling Axed Role
Levi Strauss & Co. faces a federal age‑discrimination lawsuit after terminating senior product‑manager Ajay Kapil, claiming his role was eliminated in a workforce reduction. The filing alleges Levi quickly backfilled the same responsibilities with contractors, suggesting the position was never...
By HRD (Human Capital Magazine) US
News•Mar 10, 2026
UAE E-Invoicing Mandate: What ERP and Finance Teams Need to Know Before 2027
The UAE will roll out a national e‑invoicing system, moving from paper and PDF invoices to structured digital records reported to the Federal Tax Authority. A phased schedule starts with a pilot in July 2026, mandatory compliance for firms with revenue...
By ERP Today
News•Mar 10, 2026
New Class Action Accuses Adobe of Paying Women Less, Then Retaliating
Adobe and staffing firm Talentburst are facing a class‑action lawsuit alleging systematic gender pay discrimination and retaliation. Former SMB Licensing Lead Anna Buntger claims women were paid less than men for equal work, that her supervisor made harassing comments and...
By HRD (Human Capital Magazine) US
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Salesforce to Issue $25B Debt for Share Buyback
Salesforce $CRM is reportedly planning to sell as much as $25 billion worth of debt in order to fund its share buyback plan - Bloomberg
By Evan – StockMKTNewz
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Housing Links Monetary Policy to Demand and Fertility
Ed Leamer famously argued “Housing is the Business Cycle”. This paper adds color to that claim by showing monetary policy ⇒ mortgage rates ⇒ house prices ⇒ home equity borrowing ⇒ aggregate demand. Housing also affects fertility, as @JesusFerna7026 noted...
By David Beckworth
News•Mar 10, 2026
United Airlines Faces Mass Lawsuit over Vaccine Accommodation Policy
A Fifth Circuit appeals court cleared the path for a class‑action lawsuit against United Airlines, allowing over 2,200 customer‑facing employees who received religious vaccine exemptions to sue collectively. United placed those workers on unpaid leave while permitting non‑customer‑facing staff to...
By HRD (Human Capital Magazine) US
Social•Mar 10, 2026
AI Boosts Developer Output 30x, Slashing Coordination Costs
> “Since last November, 100% of my code has been written by Claude Code. I have not manually edited a single line, shipping 10 to 30 PRs per day.” Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, ships 20-30 pull requests per day....
By Tomasz Tunguz
News•Mar 10, 2026
LVMH Beauty, Parfums Christian Dior Gain Deputy CEO
LVMH announced the appointment of a new deputy chief executive officer to head its Beauty division, which includes the Parfums Christian Dior portfolio. The executive will take charge of both Dior’s fragrance line and its cosmetics brands, reporting directly to...
By Luxury Daily
News•Mar 10, 2026
Ran Tellem Exits The Mediapro Studio
Ran Tellem, the architect of The Mediapro Studio’s international content strategy, is leaving the Madrid‑based studio after steering its rapid expansion since 2019. His exit follows the departures of general manager Laura Fernández Espeso and Disney+ Latin America head Daniel Burman, marking...
By Variety – Mergers & Acquisitions
News•Mar 10, 2026
JBS Staff at US Plant to Strike Next Week
Union members of the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) will walk out at JBS’s Swift Beef plant in Greeley, Colorado on March 16 after eight months of contract talks. The union cites unsafe conditions, modest wage offers—under 2% annual...
By Just Food
News•Mar 10, 2026
Vox Appoints Stephen Heuser as Executive Editor
Vox announced that Stephen Heuser will assume the role of executive editor on March 23, reporting to Editor‑in‑Chief Swati Sharma. He will direct the Politics, Policy & Ideas, Even Better & Lifestyle, and Today, Explained & Explain It to Me...
By Vox – Money
News•Mar 10, 2026
Survey Says: PPC Is Harder Than It Was 2 Years Ago
The PPCSurvey’s new State of PPC report, based on over 1,000 practitioners, reveals that 53% of respondents find managing pay‑per‑click campaigns harder than two years ago, while only 16% say it’s easier. Those who perceive improvement point to automated bidding,...
By Search Engine Roundtable
News•Mar 10, 2026
UWM Boosts 2026 Revenue Outlook Ahead of Two Harbors Vote
UWM Holdings raised its 2026 revenue outlook, projecting first‑quarter earnings of $800 million to $900 million and full‑year revenue between $3.5 billion and $4.5 billion, up from its prior Q4 guidance. The company credited recent AI investments for boosting team efficiency and said it...
By National Mortgage News
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Shift to Brand‑Centric KPIs for AI‑Driven SEO
💸 The State of Ecommerce SEO & AI Search in 2026: What are the shifts, and the top actions to take - My deck from today's presentation at SMX Munich, going through : * Why is fundamental to stop using traffic...
By Aleyda Solis
Social•Mar 10, 2026
High Oil Prices Slightly Lift Inflation, Minimal GDP Hit
‼️$100 oil prices have a surprisingly modest impact on the US economy: A persistent oil shock through 2027 would push headline inflation up +0.7 percentage points at peak, while core inflation and unemployment each rise just +0.1 percentage points. Real GDP effect...
By Global Markets Investor (newsletter author)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Marriott Bonvoy Introduces Sports-Themed Campaign and Podcast Series During March Madness
Marriott Bonvoy rolled out the "Where Gameday Checks In" campaign to ride the March Madness wave, debuting a limited‑run podcast series called "Live From the Bracket" hosted by NBA player Sophie Cunningham and journalist West Wilson. The initiative also includes...
By Hotel News Resource
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Corporate Deals to Watch | March 2026
This month’s Corporate Deals to Watch highlights two high‑profile event‑driven opportunities. Paul Hoffmeister examines Six Flags Entertainment’s pending transaction, which could reshape the U.S. amusement‑park sector. Thomas Kirchner analyzes Diana Shipping’s unsolicited takeover bid for Genco Shipping & Trading, aiming...
By Event-Driven.blog
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Federal Reserve Rate Cut Outlook & Mortgage Impact Spring 2026
The Federal Reserve’s March 2026 policy meeting is widely expected to keep the federal funds rate steady, as inflation eases to 2.4% but still sits above the 2% target. Mortgage rates have settled around 6% following the Fed’s recent hold,...
By The Mortgage Reports
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Does Inflation Hit Retirees Differently? What Physicians Need to Know
Physicians are being warned that inflation can erode retirees' purchasing power more sharply than for working‑age patients, especially when fixed incomes meet rising healthcare costs. The article outlines how price spikes in prescription drugs, long‑term care, and everyday expenses disproportionately...
By Physician on FIRE
Podcast•Mar 10, 2026•0 min
Managing Risk in Financially Distressed Customers
The panel explored how trade creditors can manage risk when dealing with financially distressed customers across sectors such as SaaS, food service, and construction. Joe Beatty highlighted rising payment failures and defaults, especially in subscription‑based services and small restaurant operators....
By Trade Credit & Liquidity Management
News•Mar 10, 2026
Can Increasing Women's Access to Specialists Decrease Insurance Costs?
Blair Health, a virtual women’s‑health platform, is tackling a $15 billion annual cost gap where female employees spend 18% more out‑of‑pocket than men. By offering specialist‑level care for a flat $200 per employee per year, the startup claims it can redirect...
By Employee Benefit News
News•Mar 10, 2026
SuRo Capital Corp (SSSS) Reports Wider Loss Q4 EPS Estimates by 10.0%
SuRo Capital Corp reported a GAAP loss of $0.22 per share for Q4 2025, missing analyst expectations of a $0.20 loss by 10 percent. The venture‑capital‑focused business development company (BDC) specializes in growth‑stage and late‑stage private investments. The earnings miss...
By AlphaStreet
News•Mar 10, 2026
NoMad’s Senton Hotel Trades Hands for $27M
Stayway Holding Group, linked to Lee Fung Fong and Henry Zheng, purchased the 71‑room Senton Hotel in Manhattan’s NoMad district for $27.2 million. The seven‑story property at 39 West 27th Street was sold by Calvin Kamuluddin, with Avison Young brokering the...
By Commercial Observer
News•Mar 10, 2026
The Turnover Trap: Why Hotel Staffing Remains Fragile—And What Operators Can Do About It
Hospitality faces a chronic staffing crisis, with hotel turnover hovering between 70% and 80% annually—far above the 10‑15% national average. Traditional levers such as wage hikes, referral bonuses, and refreshed job ads are no longer sufficient to stem the churn,...
By Hotel Business
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Listening Deeply Revealed Hidden DevOps‑Dev Tensions
Early in my leadership years I was told the devops team was frustrated and felt disrespected by the dev team (I was director of dev at the time). I was blindsided and took it seriously, researching email/slack conversations, talking to...
By Kim Mansour
News•Mar 10, 2026
North American Accounting Orgs Extend Recognition Pact
Leaders of the American Institute of CPAs, NASBA, CPA Canada and Mexico’s Instituto Mexicano de Contadores Públicos have signed a memorandum extending their mutual recognition agreement through December 31, 2028. The pact, first enacted in 2018, streamlines cross‑border practice for accountants across...
By Accounting Today
News•Mar 10, 2026
Juicebox Raises $80M to Transform AI Recruiting
Juicebox, an AI recruiting platform, secured $80 million in Series B funding led by DST Global, with participation from Sequoia, Coatue, Y Combinator and others. Since its Series A, the company has tripled annual recurring revenue and grown to 5,000 customers, claiming up to...
By Ventureburn
News•Mar 10, 2026
Advance Notice of a Meeting
On March 10, 2026, the Federal Reserve announced a closed Board of Governors meeting set for 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, March 17, 2026. The session, held at the Fed’s Washington, D.C., headquarters and via audio/video link, will be restricted from public observation under...
By Federal Reserve Board – Board Meetings
Social•Mar 10, 2026
AI Era Deepens Adoption Chasm; Target Early Customers
The chasm has not disappeared in the age of AI. In many markets, it has become harder to cross. Early enthusiasm is easy to generate, but sustained adoption requires focus on the right early customers and a disciplined go-to-market strategy. Looking forward...
By Geoffrey Moore
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Quiet Recession Ends; Early Movers Set for Growth
A lot of businesses quietly struggled the last few years. Valuations came down. Growth slowed. But few people wanted to call it what it was. A silent recession. GDP technically grew, but inflation grew faster. Now the cycle may be shifting. And the operators positioning today could...
By Seth Bradley, Esq.
News•Mar 10, 2026
War in Iran Sends Farmer’s Fuel, Fertilizer Costs Soaring
The Israel‑U.S. attacks on Iran have turned the Strait of Hormuz into a virtual no‑go zone, halting shipments of crude, natural gas and key fertilizers. Blocked exports of nitrogen, ammonia and phosphates pushed urea prices 71% to $600 a ton,...
By The Western Producer
Social•Mar 10, 2026
US Oil Slides Below $80 as War Risk Fades
US oil prices fall over -16% on the day and officially drop below $80/barrel. Geopolitical risk premiums are being rapidly priced-out. The oil market says the war is ending.
By Andrew W. Gilliland
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Custom AI Apps Inflate Costs, SaaS Still Wins
CIOs: Thinking of ditching your SaaS stack to build custom AI apps? Don't fall for the trap. The operational overhead of "AI-first" everything is a hidden budget killer. 💸 Find out where the real value lies: https://t.co/Se537FlJwE #CIO #Cloud #AI #EnSW
By Tim Crawford
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Oil Prices Swing Amid Naval Escort and Mine Threats
Crude Oil has to be impossible to trade right now Red = Transportation Secretary Chris Wright says the Navy escorted a ship through the Strait of Hormuz, -8.3% Blue = Social Media post deleted, +5.49% Green = repost below, potential mines in the...
By Jim Bianco
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Millionaires Now Pay Lower Taxes than Average Earners
As of Monday, millionaires are officially paying less taxes than the rest of us. https://t.co/x9lEkEmUoR
By Vox – Money
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Container Diversions Jump 360% After Hormuz Closure
Container Shipping Diversions Surge 360% Amid Hormuz Closure. And the inland logistics to move all the loaded and empty containers? Including customs https://t.co/xjirN7c7am
By Tom Craig
Social•Mar 10, 2026
ONE Nears Controlling Stake in Seaspan Ship Lessor
ONE Moves Closer to Controlling Stake in World’s Largest Ship Lessor Seaspan. Poseidon corp. https://t.co/5AykPtXZq6
By Tom Craig
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Reddit Leads BOFU Queries, Becomes Enterprise Dark Funnel
Reddit absolutely dominates BOFU queries... And it's become the dark funnel for enterprise queries: https://t.co/kBPhUYd3Um https://t.co/pQ7EVmaGLD
By Ross Simmonds
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Iran Mining Strait Could Fully Close Vital Shipping Lane
Uh. This would be REALLY bad. Up until now, traffic through the Strait has been functionally halted but it isn’t exactly *closed*, ships can are some are taking the risk. If Iran successfully mines the Strait, it’s *closed* closed.
By Rory Johnston
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Hormuz Closure Nullifies OPEC+ Supply Pledges
The Strait of Hormuz carries 20% of global oil demand. It's still closed. OPEC+ pledged 206K bpd in April. Middle East producers are cutting because storage is full. Supply math doesn't work when the pipe is shut. https://t.co/EMaJvlSk4u
By Michael A. Gayed, CFA (Lead-Lag Report)
Social•Mar 10, 2026
US Navy Escort Uncertainty Threatens Global Trade via Hormuz
Hormuz Disruptions, US Navy Escort Plans (or lack of) and Impact on Global Trade 1⃣Strait of Hormuz Update: March 10, 2026 2⃣Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Caine Statement on Escorts 3⃣UNCTAD Report on Hormuz Shipping Disruptions Video: https://t.co/vS32XQeQDb https://t.co/ZfQwkBUMGW
By Sal Mercogliano
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Creativity and Execution: Both Needed for Success
Creativity, invention, ideation. • vs - Consistent execution, planning, good decisions. Are they two different modes, or do you have to learn to do both? Or is one actually not that useful?
By Jason Cohen
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Trump’s Spain Trade Threat Backfires on US Economy
Last week, Trump threatened to cut off trade with Spain over the use of military bases against Iran. It’s clear he didn’t realize that Spain is 1 of 12 countries for which the US has a positive trade balance. TRUMP = SHOOTS...
By Steve Hanke
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Continuously Refine Your Sales Process for Ongoing Success
When should you update your sales process? In the latest Sales Logic episode, Meridith Elliott Powell and I discuss why great sales teams constantly evaluate results, refine their value proposition, and learn from both wins and losses. Sales success requires evolution. https://t.co/9q5gGoJklf
By Mark Hunter
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Navy Escorts First Tanker; Soybeans Hold as Corn, Wheat Fall
U.S. Navy escorts its first tanker through the Strait of Hormuz. #corn & #wheat prices follow crude oil lower, but #soybeans hang onto modest gains on hopes we'll get final RVOs from EPA any day, with possible exports to China....
By Arlan Suderman
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Oil and LNG Traffic Through Hormuz Appears Minimal
Doesn't seem like there's a lot of Oil/LNG moving through the Strait of Hormuz at all https://t.co/5QrGSihDEA
By Jack Farley