Diego Segura
@diegosegura
designer, writer, founder. currently obsessed with monetary theory, high finance, corporate law, regretting dropping out of high school, and sudoku. author of a 2018 book, “the dropout manifesto.”
diegosegura.meDiego Segura
You were never going to see her making any kind of public misstep or posting something reckless on social media, which is part of why she’s a bit of a cipher. It was hard to know who she really was or what she really thought. She worked really hard—that was always her personal brand from the moment she appeared on The Hills and that’s what,... See more
After the Gloss: What’s Next for Emily Weiss
Emily Weiss of Glossier
Quality : Among subscribers, the perceived “quality” for Max is at 55 percent, the same as in January—even as all the other streamers dropped, and well above the 43 percent of Discovery+. So Max is benefitting from the HBO association, despite dropping the HBO brand from the name.
Max Lost the HBO Name But Kept the Brand Halo
someone, everyone, should check back on this to see whether or not this stands in a year or two. the logo for Max doesn't even look premium.
Mike Monteiro: F*ck You, Pay Me
youtube.comthis should be the opening of a pitch
Resolve Pay is better than invoice factoring if you need to unlock cash flow faster, extend net terms to your customers, and drive growth with more working capital for less fees.
Resolve Team • What Is Invoice Factoring and Should You Use It? | Resolve
What really works in American fashion is consistency. I’m usually pretty bored by Ulla Johnson ’s shows, but on Sunday morning I couldn’t help feeling dazzled by her three-dimensional florals and dizzying zig-zag knits. (Made me think she’d be a great designer for Missoni, but that brand needs help, and she’s too smart to take on some impossible... See more
September Issues
this needs to go in the article about the missing story behind the Saint Laurent name that Chanel — of the same time period, it can be argued, (YSL and Lagerfeld being direct contemporaries) — has done well with
“In the decade before 2022,” the Oaktree authors lead off, “many sponsor- backed companies financed leveraged buyouts by borrowing heavily in the broadly syndicated loan and private cred- it markets—and the majority of this debt had floating rates.” Naturally, the 500 basis-point jump in reference rates spells higher borrowing costs for the... See more
the climate doesn’t care about our history or our politics.
America’s Carbon Bill Is Coming Due
lil Ben Shapiro climate change flip okay
as of 9/15/23:
— S&P trades at 17.9 times earnings
— the insurance portion trades at 11.8 times earnings
— last time it was that wide of a delta was in 2008 and 2020