Social•Mar 8, 2026
Banking Stocks Crash as Economy Slows, Iran Sparks Bubble Burst
Iran may end up being the Pin that pricked the bubble, but the Banking and Financial Sector Stocks are Crashing equity markets as the impact of a slowing economy and the US private credit market takes hold- Hindi Video... https://t.co/sOz3SepGUO via @YouTube
By Rohit Srivastava
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Trump-Era Sanctions Gave China Cheap Oil, Now Supply Wanes
This galaxy brain it’s-all-about-China’s-oil talking point drives me *insane* Only reason China was able to buy so much discounted crude from Ven/Irn/Ruz was because of US sanctions, largely imposed by the Trump admin(!), which scared off other buyers and left them...
By Rory Johnston
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Copy Top Reps, Then Question the Rules to Win
"If you only do what the best person does, you remove any outcome where you can be the best." We brought John Bristow on - former Palantir Head of Commercial Sales (KSA), multi-time president's club winner, and stud seller. He dropped...
By Brian LaManna
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Solving Real Pain, Community Focus Drives HashiCorp’s Success
9 interesting observations from my conversation with Mitchell Hashimoto (@mitchellh, creator of Ghostty, founder of HashiCorp): 1. Vagrant was created because dev environment setup was an unbillable time sink at a consultancy. At the Ruby on Rails shop where Mitchell worked, jumping...
By Gergely Orosz
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Organic Social Beats Expensive TV for Modern Brands
If you sell something .. please lean into social media marketing, more posting without paid media support, more content , more platforms (Facebook, YouTube shorts) more creativity, trying new things. This talk was at a Fortune 500 companies marketing off...
By GaryVee
Social•Mar 8, 2026
AI Will First Upend Math‑heavy, Quantitative Jobs
The next wave of AI disruption may hit unexpected professions first. Peter Thiel suggests roles built around mathematics and quantitative analysis could be more exposed than language-heavy work. Banks are already hinting that advances in AI could mean leaner teams in finance....
By Spiros Margaris
Social•Mar 8, 2026
DEI Actually Benefits You—Here’s the Facts
My posts made it to the "wrong side" of the internet and I've been getting comments like "DEI is illegal" and my personal favorite: "we should only hire based on merit" 🤡 The discourse is confusing, I get it. So let...
By Dani (DEI by Dani)
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Oil Price Spike Adds 10bp Inflation, Cuts Growth
JPM: "If the oil supply shock is sustained, we think each 10% increase in oil prices should translate to a ~10bp gain in headline PCE inflation and a 15-20bp drag on GDP growth."
By Gunjan Banerji
Social•Mar 8, 2026
AI Literacy Balances Speed and Security Risks
Every executive is juggling two AI risks: moving too slowly and getting disrupted, or shipping too fast and creating security and operational nightmares. AI literacy means understanding that tradeoff. #CIO #RiskManagement https://t.co/aiB5P99ido
By Isaac Sacolick
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Post‑Liberation Promises Mask a Looming Jobs Recession
"Since Liberation Day -- the President's last big, bold set of promises when he told us everything was about to be magical -- we've lost jobs. We've gone backwards... I'm going to call that a jobs recession." https://t.co/GZQfUVRfWG
By Justin Wolfers
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Productivity Comes From Structure, Not Endless Grinding
I'm proud to say that I've reached a point where I no longer believe productivity = intensity. Grinding harder is a scam. Real productivity is structural. Designing your day so the important work is unavoidable and everything else is inconvenient is the real...
By Pascio
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Close Your AI Experience Gap in Four Weeks
You're making decisions about AI every day. But you've never built anything with it. That's not a knowledge gap. It's an experience gap. And it changes how you lead. Our 𝗘𝘅𝗲𝗰 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗔𝗜 course closes it in 4 weeks. ...
By Ed Biden
Social•Mar 8, 2026
US Economy Stays Strong Amid Policy Chaos, Future Uncertain
The US economy has been surprisingly resilient in the face of so much policy chaos. But you have to wonder whether that can continue, if the f***wittery just never stops
By Dario Perkins
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Google Penalizes AI‑written Casino Sites with Manual Actions
Remember this story about journalists being replaced by AI writers? Seems that may have caught the attention of Google's webspam team. Looks like two of their sites might have received manual actions this weekend. And that could be for 'Site...
By Glenn Gabe
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Build New, Skip Legacy: Embrace First‑Principles Future
so much easier to build something new than change something old especially amidst platform shifts, having less change management lets you anchor w/ first principles, ignore sunk costs, and build what you see your industry being 3+ years from now…
By Scott Belsky
Social•Mar 8, 2026
China's Fertiliser Stockpiles Keep Exports Tight
Fertilisers are rightfully getting a lot of focus now. China looks to be ok (for now). The state has stockpiles and there is material at ports. Exports of urea (nitrogen-based) were already tightly managed and it's hard to see more...
By Lewis Jackson
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Fed Needs Inflation Surge Before Rate Hike, Bear Ste
Nice job Fam getting my old colleague and experienced central banker 5k followers in 3 days. Still massively underfollowed. Fwiw IMHO the U.S. Fed is going to need an explosion of inflation to hike in the next year....
By Andy Constan
Social•Mar 8, 2026
LinkedIn Ghostwriting: Massive Untapped Market for 2026
At 26, I quit my minimum-wage copywriting job. 18 months later? I was generating $180k/month ghostwriting for industry leaders. But if I was starting over in 2026, I'd become a LinkedIn Ghostwriter. Why? Because it has 1.15 billion users. And less than 1% are posting...
By Nicolas Cole
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Economic Upturn Threatened by Rising Oil Prices
Global leading indicators, February 2026 - Upturn confirmed, will it slip in rising oil prices? https://t.co/bHBBQw0j9O, my latest blog post.
By Claus Vistesen
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Hormuz Closure Boosts Russian Crude to Record Highs
We already know the winner in the war with Iran and that's Russia. The closure of the Straits of Hormuz has swung Russian crude from pariah to prized commodity. Urals oil price is the highest since right after the Ukraine...
By Robin Brooks
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Commodity Exporters Rebound as Brent Spikes, EM Currencies Rally
Friday marked a turning point. Brent rose 9% (CO1), but - instead of a broad sell-off across EM - South Africa (ZAR), Brazil (BRL) and Chile (CLP) rallied. Markets are transitioning to rewarding commodity exporters like in 2022 after the...
By Robin Brooks
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Iran Keeps Shipping Oil to China Amid Conflict
PHOTO OF THE DAY: China is still getting (some of) its oil. Nine days into the war, Iran continues loading oil supertankers from Kharg Island. Tehran has sent some of them across the Strait of Hormuz into the high seas wihthout any...
By Javier Blas
Social•Mar 8, 2026
US Oil Independence Shifts Gains to Industry, Hurts Drivers
“The US is roughly speaking oil independent… on net, we export petroleum products.” That’s why this is less an ‘America is poorer’ story than an ‘Americans reshuffle who wins’ story. Oil industry wins. Drivers lose. https://t.co/Efd22aQEeK
By Justin Wolfers
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Ecom Founders Turn Sundays Into Strategy Sessions
Everyone on Sunday morning: Sleeping in. Ecom founders on Sunday morning: Reviewing last week's ad performance and planning this week's tests. Different mindset. Different momentum.
By Kamil Sattar
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Pac O'Shea & Hayyaan Ahmad Drive Round Treasury Conviction
Truth: Pac O'Shea and Hayyaan Ahmad were (and still are) the investment thesis behind our conviction in Round Treasury 🙌
By Eileen Burbidge
Social•Mar 8, 2026
AI's Uneven Impact on Jobs Revealed by New Framework
AI is beginning to reshape the labor market in measurable ways. New research introduces a framework to track how exposed different occupations are to AI capabilities. Early evidence suggests the impact will be uneven, transforming some roles while leaving others largely untouched....
By Spiros Margaris
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Validate Demand First, Fund Production with Pre‑sales Deposits
Pre-selling funds your product before you build it. Tesla raised $276M in 72 hours from Model 3 deposits and used it to scale production. Oculus pulled $2.4M on Kickstarter and proved demand before a $2B exit. Set 5 to 10% refundable deposits, plan...
By Ask Dr. Brown
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Organic Threads Buzz Drives 534 Monthly Visits
A number that keeps me up at night: 534. That's how many people visit BlackTwist from Threads every month. Not from ads. Not from SEO. From Threads itself. People on Threads are talking about us — without us asking. That's the kind of...
By Luca Restagno
Social•Mar 8, 2026
South Korea Mulls First Oil Price Cap in 30 Years
South Korea is considering to introduce an oil price cap for the first time in 30 years 🇰🇷 🛢️ It is being considered carefully because of possible side effects including market distortions and fiscal burdens, according to Yonhap https://t.co/r66h5y13D6
By Stephen Stapczynski
Social•Mar 8, 2026
RTO Mandates Challenge Evidence‑based HR Leadership
Return to office (RTO) mandates: A test of evidence-informed HR leadership @TPShub https://t.co/ROuJEslcup #HCM #HRM #HumanResources #HRTech #CHRO #CPO #Hiring #Recruitment #PeopleManagement #Culture #Change #FutureofHR #HRCurator
By Dave Millner
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Helium Concerns Overblown; Oil and JKM Drive Korean Stocks
This is very reminiscent of the “WDC is a zero because of neon gas shortage from Ukraine” episode. The impact of higher oil, or more importantly JKM prices, for Korean equities is a real discussion. This helium stuff is not though.
By Citrini7 (pseudonymous)
Social•Mar 8, 2026
US Beef Supply Relies Heavily on Mexican Cattle
"Texas Feedlot Operators Explain Why U.S. Beef Supply Depends on Mexican Cattle Imports" https://t.co/D3IHviRfRg https://t.co/fO9Ac9MceR
By Scott Lincicome
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Emergence-Based Organizations Redefine Future of HR
Emergence-Based Organizations: A Vision of the Future @ty_weeks https://t.co/qpHvU1jEZx #HCM #HRM #HumanResources #HRTech #CHRO #CPO #Hiring #Recruitment #PeopleManagement #Culture #Change #FutureofHR #HRCurator
By Dave Millner
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Stop AI Pilot Overload: Adopt One Clear Strategy
Most organizations rushed into AI with too many pilots, resulting in not enough production outcomes. It's time to define a focused AI vision, align governance, and communicate one clear AI strategy. #AI #GenAI #DigitalTransformation #CIO https://t.co/8OLLAWNSNL
By Isaac Sacolick
Social•Mar 8, 2026
China Faces Energy Crisis as Gulf Oil Imports Halt
China imports crude oil based on the day, between 65 and 85% of its total, and about three-quarters of that comes specifically from the Persian Gulf. And that has now dropped to zero. Unlike countries like the United States, which...
By Peter Zeihan
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Nine Strategies to Unlock Gen Z Leadership Potential
If you want practical ways to recognize the strengths, motivations, and leadership potential inside Generation Z, my new book The Future Begins with Z offers nine strategies to help you lead this generation well as they reshape the workplace. Available now...
By Tim Elmore
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Hormuz Traffic Stalls; Iran Maintains Chokepoint Control
The Strait of Hormuz has seen virtually ZERO movement in the past 24 hours. IRAN CONTINUES TO CONTROL THE KEY CHOKEPOINT IN THE GULF.
By Steve Hanke
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Hire AI Apprentices Now, Avoid Looming Talent Crisis
If your AI strategy assumes "we'll just hire seniors later," you don't have a strategy. You have a countdown clock to a talent crisis. Build AI-fluent apprenticeships now, while everyone else is cutting back. #AI #Hiring #CIO #CHRO https://t.co/W7YbwP6jrL
By Isaac Sacolick
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Separate Trade‑offs: Speed vs Quality, Deadline vs Scope
Rather than “speed, quality, cost: pick 2”… My sense is: • speed vs quality -and separately- • deadline vs scope -and separately- • turning speed vs scale Thoughts?
By Jason Cohen
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Trump's Iran War Drains Nearly $1 Billion Daily
CNN reports that Trump's war in Iran is costing the US more than $890 MILLION PER DAY. WAR = MASSIVE COST = FISCAL PROBLEMS. https://t.co/NDO5P1kaiE
By Steve Hanke
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Productivity: Measure Finished Assets, Not Hours Worked
Most people “work” all day. But very few complete meaningful outputs. I think it's time we stop measuring by hours spent and instead measure by finished assets. Did you ship something concrete? If not, you were busy, not productive.
By Pascio
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Israel's 1.8% Inflation Matches Golden Money‑supply Growth
Israel’s inflation is 1.8%/yr. Israel’s broad money supply is growing at 8.1%/yr. That's WITHIN Hanke's Golden Growth Rate range of 7.7%-9.7%/yr, a rate consistent w/ hitting Israel’s 1%-3%/yr inflation target. THE INFLATION STORY = A MONEY SUPPLY STORY. https://t.co/CWltetUlYU
By Steve Hanke
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Mexico's Inflation Aligns with Hanke's Golden Money Growth
Mexico’s inflation is 3.8%/yr. Mexico’s money supply (M4) is growing at 9.2%/yr. That's WITHIN Hanke's Golden Growth Rate of 7.3%-9.3%/yr, a rate consistent w/ hitting Mexico’s 2%-4%/yr inflation target. THE INFLATION STORY = A MONEY SUPPLY STORY. https://t.co/jQ05GUvmPW
By Steve Hanke
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Define Policy Once, Enforce Everywhere with GenAI
Regulated orgs should target "define policy once, enforce everywhere," with genAI helping map policy to each provider's primitives. #Cloud #CISO #CIO https://t.co/vBzM21vM14
By Isaac Sacolick
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Markets Silence Geopolitics Until Crisis Strikes
I originally published this financial history article in January 2023, but its core point about how markets have a habit of treating geopolitical risk as background noise right up until the moment it’s not seems relevant again. https://t.co/KjyIjzqpnb
By Citrini7 (pseudonymous)
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Deliver Double Value, Charge Half, Watch Profits Soar
The best businesses deliver $4 of value, charges $2, and costs them $1 to do it. This is what Figma did, and therefore why it was worth 50x ARR. And why their customers aren’t upset that they’re so profitable. You can too: https://t.co/HFQMWgThom
By Jason Cohen
Social•Mar 7, 2026
AI Bots Deliver CFO Insights, Save Hours for Doctors
Dr. Selene Castrejon runs a medical practice. She doesn’t have time for AI experiments that don’t work. Every hour matters. Inside the AI Business Lab® Mastermind, she built trained AI bots that now provide CFO-level insights and marketing strategy—saving hundreds of...
By Michael Hyatt
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Bold Branding Beats Blending In: Liquid Death’s $1.4B Success
Liquid Death built a $1.4B brand selling water. They packaged it in tallboy cans with heavy metal branding. Did $263M in sales by 2023. Meanwhile you're trying to blend in with your category. That's the gap.
By Kamil Sattar
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Revenue Swaps Undermine Trust, Lead to Shelfware
This has been happening for a long time. Often there is a potential legitimate reason to buy each other’s stuff, but…it more often than not ends up as shelfware. In diligence, I always compare new customer close dates to new vendor...
By OnlyCFO
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Trump Supporters Should Blame Jobs Decline on Weather
If the Trumpers were smart, they would blame the bad jobs numbers on the weather https://t.co/iTCQe8K3EY
By Dean Baker