PART 2 🏰 Disneyland: The Fantasy that Almost Flopped

PART 2 🏰 Disneyland: The Fantasy that Almost...

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👑 “iCEO” — Apple’s new leader. Psychedelics’ stock pop. Tariff refund day. +College Weather Decision

Tim Cook is out, John Ternus is in
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 so psychedelic stocks surged Monday.Tariff Refunds just went live and Costco is paying ya back
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đŸ€  “Yellowstone Tax” — NYC’s Pied-a-Terre Fee. Goop’s $9M ghost kitchen. Gatorade’s unathletic pivot. +Deal-Blind Dudes

NYC’s pied-a-terre tax, NJ Transit’s World Cup surge pricing
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