Ian King

Louisville legends Slint left behind an outsized legacy established on a mere two albums, not counting the EP released long after they split. The first, Tweez, became a time capsule, and the second, Spiderland, became a timeless classic. The thing about time capsules, though, is that their inherent value increases over time.

We all know politicians have a knack for making profitable investments.

Micron Technology Inc., the largest US maker of computer-memory chips, tumbled in late trading after its second-quarter revenue forecast missed projections by about $1 billion, hurt by sluggish demand for smartphones and personal computers.

(Bloomberg) -- Micron Technology Inc., the largest US maker of computer memory chips, gave a weak sales forecast for the current quarter, hurt by sluggish demand for smartphones and personal computers.

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Texas Instruments Inc. signed a final agreement for $1.6 billion in government grants to support construction of new semiconductor plants in the US, cementing another major part of the Biden administrations’ Chips Act initiative.

In late 2019 I found the closest thing to a magic money box.

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The pace of change is accelerating and the most successful companies will be those that get on board with the right developments

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