@TrungTPhan's Latest X Threads

The Wall Street Bets due diligence on Wendy’s is gold. The catalysts are: ◻️ The release of a new summer salad ◻️ The @Wendys Twitter account, which has mastered “meta pragmatic roasting” (which is effective with younger people) ◻️ The fact it literally sells chicken tendies t.co/nme71aK0J6

If you need to know how savvy Mayweather is as a business person, watch this. He literally knocks Paul out but holds him up to extend the fight and increase the odds of a rematch PPV payday LOL t.co/ClVbeg7I8g

0/ A Redditor digs into the career of AMC's CEO Adam Aron @CEOAdam, who has an impressive track record of turning companies around (it's also a hysterically-written business bio). Here's the story 🧵 t.co/FviIKqZwFh

Apple wearables (Watch, AirPods) is on pace for $30B in 2021. That would rank 100th for sales on the Fortune 500, behind Tesla ($32B) and ahead of Netflix ($25B). Here are 5 keys to wearables success: t.co/jgSBijEsZM

"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" t.co/NFXhMCjWwo

1/ Amazon's $8B+ deal for MGM strengthens Prime, its subscription bundle with 200m+ users and revenue of $20B+. Prime is now a staple in our lives but was a total Hail Mary when it launched in Feb 2005. Incredibly, Bezos & Co. created it in a 6-week sprint. Here's the story 🧵

Japanese design firm is pitching "dual-level cabins" to improve economy class flights. Kinda love it. t.co/aShC9ooklC

One reason Vitalik created ETH: he learnt the dangers of centralization after World of Warcraft took away his wizard’s powers. If the game maker (Blizzard) let him be, *it* could have created ETH instead. Now, ETH ($300B) is 4x $ATVI ($75B) Lesson: The customer is always right t.co/dLwzVQQlFS

How does Apple do M&A deals? t.co/R18Wi9Ydk6

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