When a High-Profile Food-Waste Startup Folded: My Wake-Up Call It was a gray Tuesday morning when the alert arrived: a company many of us had been watching closely had entered insolvency
1. Look at what’s actually happening with Tesla’s Q1 deliveries—up 31% YoY to 422,875 units. This isn’t just hype; it signals strong demand despite global chip shortages. But I wonder if their margin compression, down from 25% to 18
1. Look, I’ve had decent luck with Paddy Power on GAA stuff, good odds and loads of games covered. But sometimes the withdrawals take ages – once it took over a week before I saw my winnings
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