What Did You Read This Week?

New 14-day-ish feature sharing some content you may find interesting....

I read and am reco’d a ton of content each week around startups, e-commerce, the economy and other topics. This is a new semi-regular feature for paid subscribers where I share the top 5-10 ‘reads’ for the last week or so and the community can react or share your favorites in the chat.

In this Issue:

• Help us Beta Test the Upcoming Triangle Tweener Community Hub!

• Upcoming EisnerAmper Webinar on Maxing QSBS - good for founders and investors

• Interesting consumer behavior article

• Deep dive into the Service Titan IPO / S1 filing - Keep an eye on this - it’s a harbinger of things to come.

• BofA / Tweener Fund Mega Market Update webinar recap

• Collection of Bullish M+A in 2025 articles

• Deep thoughts about the Elon’s “What did you get done this week?” productivity hack..

  

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