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[App Economy Insights on X: “$DIS Disney Q4 FY23: • Revenue +5% Y/Y to $22.1B ($0.2B miss). • Non-GAAP EPS $0.82 ($0.11 beat). Segment operating margin: 🍿 Entertainment: 2% (+9pp Y/Y). 🏈 Sports: 25% (+3pp Y/Y). 🏰 Experience: 22% (+3pp Y/Y). t.co/qAChPfQVY…” / X](https://twitter.com/EconomyApp/status/1722367567023763735)
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Behind Stephen Curry’s MVP-like start with the Warriors - ESPN
“Our bench unit is way better than our starting unit right now, in terms of plus-minus, and Chris is a big reason why,” Curry said. “The lead is maintaining or building, or even they’ve come back a couple times and got us back in it.”
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In Switzerland, Most People Rent for Life. Is That Really What They Want? - The New York Times
Martin Hoesli, a professor at the University of Geneva who has studied Swiss homeownership for decades, said that even though the math favors homeownership in the long run, many Swiss cannot afford a down payment, which by law is a minimum of 20 percent of the purchase price. Add to that the 4 percent in transfer costs, and the minimum down payment for the average-priced house in Switzerland — currently $1.4 million, according to Wüest Partner — is $336,000.
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Elevate and Dominate | Book by Deion Sanders, Don Yaeger, John C. Maxwell | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster – Preordered!
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The N.F.L.’s Rear Guard Is Angry About the “Tush Push” | The New Yorker
The N.F.L.’s rules committee considered banning it last season and will likely reëxamine the matter next year. Teams other than the Eagles, including some who have begun using the play, are said to hate it. The real issue seems to be that it almost always works, thus sapping high-stakes moments of their drama. But another argument against it, somewhat paradoxically, is that only the Eagles are good at it.
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Brushing Teeth: Is It Better Before Breakfast or After? - The New York Times — One of the great controversial debates of humanity. I’m an after-breakfast person.
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