Monthly Archives: October 2022

Meta shuts down Bulletin newsletters, moves resources to its discovery algorithm

Meta is shutting down Bulletin, the off-platform newsletter product it launched last summer. Available to writers on an invite-only basis, Bulletin allowed readers to subscribe to newsletters from contributors like Malcolm Gladwell, Tan France and Malala Yousafzai. While some content was available for free, Bulletin allowed writers to sell subscriptions to their newsletters, similar to…

Rivian jumps after the EV maker says 3rd-quarter deliveries surged 47% and that it’s on track to produce 25,000 cars in 2022

Rivian manufacturing in Normal, Illinois Rivian Rivian stock surged 12% on Tuesday after the EV maker reiterated its full-year production guidance of 25,000 vehicles.Rivian said it delivered 6,584 vehicles to customers in the third quarter, representing a 47% increase from the prior quarter.Shares of Rivian are still in recovery mode after shedding more than $120…

See inside the historic Gramercy Park Hotel’s liquidation sale, where people wait in line for hours and spend thousands on artwork, embroidered chairs, and plush pillows

Sarah Belle Lin/Insider Most everything inside the famed Gramercy Park Hotel in NYC is on sale to the public.  An assortment of items is for sale, from soup spoons to embroidered chairs to cabinets.  Prices range anywhere from $1 for stationery to $5,000 for hotel artwork.  It’s not every day in New York City that…

Supreme Court’s liberal justices defend the Voting Rights Act in a major case that could weaken minority voting power

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, left, speaks alongside Alabama Solicitor General Edmund LaCour following oral arguments in Merrill v. Milligan on Oct. 4, 2022. AP Photo/Patrick Semansky The Supreme Court’s liberal justices expressed support for the Voting Rights Act on Tuesday. The case concerns Alabama’s redrawn congressional map, which a group of Black voters says…