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Goldman Sees Obesity-Drug Market Growing to $130 Billion by 2030

Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk have staged big rallies. Here’s how investors can approach this potentially huge opportunity

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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. sees growing potential for the global market for weight-loss drugs by the end of the decade.

Goldman Sachs Sees Obesity-Drug Market Growing to $130 Billion by 2030 - Bloomberg

There's more for investors to get excited about in the biopharma world than just weight-loss drugs.

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Look, we don't know why Zuckerberg thought he could sell everyone on the idea of buying an expensive headset to play a video game that lacks the polish and bluster of other VR titles despite costing literally billions of dollars more than everything else on the market, but here we are. Zuck f*cked up, and he admitted as much when he announced that Facebook parent Meta would be reducing its headcount by 13% and letting go of over 11,000 people in one of the largest layoffs in the tech sector this year and the first ever in the company's 18-year history. At this point, the 'why' has become a tale as old as time. Basically, back in the not-so-distant year of 2020, an infectious disease termed COVID-19 (but called the 'Chinese virus' by then U.S. President Donald Trump) prompted health authorities to recommend that everyone, and we mean, everyone, stay inside to contain its spread. This lockdown resulted in a period of e-commerce growth the likes of which had never been seen before. Understandably, tech companies went nuts and began to hire more employees to keep up with a surge in demand for their products or services. But here's where they f*cked up: they assumed that this honeymoon period will continue. Plot twist: it didn't, and now that the COVID-19 pandemic is over, demand is returning to pre-pandemic levels and tech companies no longer want to keep paying for all the extra employees they hired during the lockdown. "I got this wrong, and I take responsibility for that," Zuck wrote to employees in a message telling them they were being let go. Some of Zuck's problems are out of his control, like the looming recession in the U.S., but are exacerbated by issues such as Apple's decision to allow users to opt-out of data tracking and a less-than-stellar response by investors to Zuckerberg's decision to go all-in on the metaverse. Despite having failed so spectacularly at driving mass adoption for a technology that is likely going to be a precursor to The Matrix, Zuck wants to keep throwing money at the problem in hopes that someday it'll yield the results he's expecting. Facebook continues to dominate HackerNoon's tech company rankings, remaining at the #1 spot. Its parent Meta was trending #14, while Apple was trending #7. FTX's Downfall Proves Tech Bros Are Just Petty Billionaires With Inflated Egos 💸💸💸 Hatred. Jealousy. And Backstabbings. That's how the internet characterizes the relationship between billionaires Changpeng Zhao (or 'CZ') and Sam Bankman-Fried (or 'SBF'), who, for years, competed as the heads of the two largest crypto exchanges in the world: Binance and FTX. By all accounts, the two billionaires (and their respective crypto exchanges) were stark opposites of each other and largely remained aloof, but everything changed last week when SBF decided to take a dig at CZ, presumably because of the latter's involvement in helping Elon Musk buy Twitter (at least, according to this Redditor). What happened next puts the politicking from Succession to shame. For one reason or the other, CZ, (either intentionally or unintentionally), decided he was gonna have none of it and started making moves that ultimately resulted in FTX declaring bankruptcy and SBF losing most, if not all, of his net worth. The tl;dr version is CZ decided to liquidate the entirety of Binance's previously-received holdings in FTT, a token backed by FTX, following a damning story by CoinDesk that raised questions about FTX's liquidity (the timing of the CoinDesk story is highly suspicious given that it came just days after SBF's now-deleted tweet mocking CZ). This rattled markets because CZ's decision would ultimately cause the value of FTT to drop (which is exactly what happened). As FTX struggled to pay investors who were exiting their positions in FTT, Binance entered a non-binding agreement to buy FTX only to cancel it a day later causing even further chaos. FTX ultimately filed for bankruptcy and things have been going downhill for SBF ever since. All of this to say, a tweet that SBF shouldn't have made and CZ could have probably ignored resulted in a winner-takes-all bloodbath that leaves Binance as the largest crypto exchange in the world and CZ a tech entrepreneur not to be trifled with. Also, a reminder, that you can trick the media into saying whatever you want them to if you're filthy rich and venture capitalists will throw money at literally anything if it's eccentric enough. Binance was trending #8 on HackerNoon's tech company rankings. The 'Bird' Just Hit a Tree🎋 When Elon Musk acquired Twitter, he infamously tweeted 'the bird is freed.' What he actually freed was far worse, at least, for him. Having been forced to pay a whopping $44 billion for Twitter (more than its actual worth), the world's richest man was hard at work trying to get the remaining employees at the company to do the dirty work for him while he ordered one chaotic product launch after the next (though this reinvention guru thinks Musk is taking a page from the classic reinvention playbook). Having rolled out a plan to sell the verified blue check mark for nearly $8 a month, Musk soon found out why this was a bad idea. The internet, by virtue of being the internet, decided that $8 was a nominal amount to pay for the ability to sh*tpost. And sh*tpost they did, forcing at least one big brand (Eli Lilly) to issue an apology for a tweet posted by an impersonator. This does not bode well for Twitter, especially if Musk wants brands to advertise on the platform. Throughout all of this, Twitter's valuation has plummeted and Musk has raised the specter of bankruptcy (though Bloomberg thinks it's a bit premature to think Twitter would go bankrupt, Musk's comments be damned). Meanwhile, Musk is close to having lost nearly as much of his net worth this year as Mark Zuckerberg, but continues to remain the world's richest person (unlike Zuckerberg), according to Bloomberg's Billionaire Index. Twitter was trending #53 on HackerNoon's Tech Company Rankings. In Other News..📰 Everyone's favorite multimedia company Walt Disney Co. has paused hiring, following in the footsteps of corporate America as it navigates a downturn in the economy.
Billionaire Jeff Bezo's Amazon, which ranked #15 this week, is no longer valued at over a trillion dollars.
Netflix, ranked #45, is said to be exploring investing in live sports. So, who do you think did it worse this past week? Let us know here. This has been the tech company brief, and you were reading Issue #24! See y’all next week. PEACE ☮️ — Sheharyar Khan, Editor, Business Tech @ HackerNoon Look, we don't know why Zuckerberg thought he could sell everyone on the idea of buying an expensive headset to play a video game that lacks the polish and bluster of other VR titles despite costing literally billions of dollars more than everything else on the market, but here we are. Zuck f*cked up, and he admitted as much when he announced that Facebook parent Meta would be reducing its headcount by 13% and letting go of over 11,000 people in one of the largest layoffs in the tech sector this year and the first ever in the company's 18-year history. Zuckerberg Zuckerberg costing literally billions of dollars more costing literally billions of dollars more announced announced Facebook Facebook Meta Meta At this point, the 'why' has become a tale as old as time. Basically, back in the not-so-distant year of 2020, an infectious disease termed COVID-19 (but called the ' Chinese virus ' by then U.S. President Donald Trump) prompted health authorities to recommend that everyone, and we mean, everyone , stay inside to contain its spread. This lockdown resulted in a period of e-commerce growth the likes of which had never been seen before. Understandably, tech companies went nuts and began to hire more employees to keep up with a surge in demand for their products or services. Chinese virus Chinese virus everyone But here's where they f*cked up: they assumed that this honeymoon period will continue. Plot twist: it didn't, and now that the COVID-19 pandemic is over, demand is returning to pre-pandemic levels and tech companies no longer want to keep paying for all the extra employees they hired during the lockdown. "I got this wrong, and I take responsibility for that," Zuck wrote to employees in a message telling them they were being let go. Some of Zuck's problems are out of his control, like the looming recession in the U.S., but are exacerbated by issues such as Apple 's decision to allow users to opt-out of data tracking and a less-than-stellar response by investors to Zuckerberg's decision to go all-in on the metaverse. Despite having failed so spectacularly at driving mass adoption for a technology that is likely going to be a precursor to The Matrix, Zuck wants to keep throwing money at the problem in hopes that some day it'll yield the results he's expecting. Apple Apple opt-out of data tracking opt-out of data tracking less-than-stellar response less-than-stellar response keep throwing money at the problem keep throwing money at the problem some Facebook continues to dominate HackerNoon's tech company rankings , remaining at the #1 spot. Its parent Meta was trending #14, while Apple was trending #7. tech company rankings tech company rankings FTX's Downfall Proves Tech Bros Are Just Petty Billionaires With Inflated Egos 💸💸💸 FTX's Downfall Proves Tech Bros Are Just Petty Billionaires With Inflated Egos Hatred. Jealousy. And Backstabbings. That's how the internet characterizes the relationship between billionaires Changpeng Zhao (or 'CZ') and Sam Bankman-Fried (or 'SBF'), who, for years, competed as the heads of the two largest crypto exchanges in the world: Binance and FTX. relationship relationship Binance Binance By all accounts, the two billionaires (and their respective crypto exchanges) were stark opposites of each other and largely remained aloof, but everything changed last week when SBF decided to take a dig at CZ, presumably because of the latter's involvement in helping Elon Musk buy Twitter (at least, according to this Redditor ). What happened next puts the politicking from Succession to shame. For one reason or the other, CZ, ( either intentionally or unintentionally ), decided he was gonna have none of it and started making moves that ultimately resulted in FTX declaring bankruptcy and SBF losing most , if not all, of his net worth. involvement involvement Twitter Twitter this Redditor this Redditor Succession either intentionally or unintentionally either intentionally or unintentionally losing most losing most The tl;dr version is CZ decided to liquidate the entirety of Binance's previously-received holdings in FTT, a token backed by FTX, following a damning story by CoinDesk that raised questions about FTX's liquidity (the timing of the CoinDesk story is highly suspicious given that it came just days after SBF's now-deleted tweet mocking CZ). This rattled markets because CZ's decision would ultimately cause the value of FTT to drop (which is exactly what happened). As FTX struggled to pay investors who were exiting their positions in FTT, Binance entered a non-binding agreement to buy FTX only to cancel it a day later causing even further chaos. FTX ultimately filed for bankruptcy and things have been going downhill for SBF ever since. previously-received holdings damning story damning story All of this to say, a tweet that SBF shouldn't have made and CZ could have probably ignored resulted in a winner-takes-all bloodbath that leaves Binance as the largest crypto exchange in the world and CZ a tech entrepreneur not to be trifled with. Also, a reminder, that you can trick the media into saying whatever you want them to if you're filthy rich and venture capitalists will throw money at literally anything if it's eccentric enough . winner-takes-all bloodbath winner-takes-all bloodbath whatever you want them to whatever you want them to eccentric enough eccentric enough Binance was trending #8 on HackerNoon's tech company rankings. The 'Bird' Just Hit a Tree 🎋 The 'Bird' Just Hit a Tree When Elon Musk acquired Twitter, he infamously tweeted ' the bird is freed .' What he actually freed was far worse, at least, for him. Having been forced to pay a whopping $44 billion for Twitter ( more than its actual worth ), the world's richest man was hard at work trying to get the remaining employees at the company to do the dirty work for him while he ordered one chaotic product launch after the next (though this reinvention guru thinks Musk is taking a page from the classic reinvention playbook). Elon Musk Elon Musk the bird is freed the bird is freed more than its actual worth more than its actual worth remaining employees remaining employees dirty work for him dirty work for him this reinvention guru this reinvention guru taking a page taking a page Having rolled out a plan to sell the verified blue check mark for nearly $8 a month , Musk soon found out why this was a bad idea. The internet, by virtue of being the internet, decided that $8 was a nominal amount to pay for the ability to sh*tpost . And sh*tpost they did, forcing at least one big brand (Eli Lilly) to issue an apology for a tweet posted by an impersonator. This does not bode well for Twitter, especially if Musk wants brands to advertise on the platform. $8 a month $8 a month ability to sh*tpost ability to sh*tpost does not bode well does not bode well Throughout all of this, Twitter's valuation has plummeted and Musk has raised the specter of bankruptcy (though Bloomberg thinks it's a bit premature to think Twitter would go bankrupt, Musk's comments be damned). valuation has plummeted valuation has plummeted bit premature bit premature Meanwhile, Musk is close to having lost nearly as much of his net worth this year as Mark Zuckerberg, but continues to remain the world's richest person (unlike Zuckerberg), according to Bloomberg's Billionaire Index. Twitter was trending #53 on HackerNoon's Tech Company Rankings. In Other News.. 📰 In Other News.. Everyone's favorite multimedia company Walt Disney Co. has paused hiring, following in the footsteps of corporate America as it navigates a downturn in the economy. Billionaire Jeff Bezo's Amazon, which ranked #15 this week, is no longer valued at over a trillion dollars. Netflix, ranked #45, is said to be exploring investing in live sports. Everyone's favorite multimedia company Walt Disney Co. has paused hiring , following in the footsteps of corporate America as it navigates a downturn in the economy. paused hiring paused hiring Billionaire Jeff Bezo's Amazon , which ranked #15 this week, is no longer valued at over a trillion dollars. Amazon Amazon no longer valued no longer valued Netflix , ranked #45, is said to be exploring investing in live sports. Netflix Netflix said to be exploring said to be exploring So, who do you think did it worse this past week? Let us know here . This has been the tech company brief, and you were reading Issue #24! See y’all next week. PEACE ☮️ here here — Sheharyar Khan, Editor, Business Tech @ HackerNoon

The Billionaires F*cked Up

Los multimillonarios jodidos

Les milliardaires foutus

द बिलियनेयर्स F*cked Up

億万長者はめちゃくちゃになった

Os bilionários foderam tudo

Những Tỷ Phú F*cked Up

亿万富翁搞砸了

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The desire to have more , more followers, and increased engagement rates can often cause influencers to make mistakes. Instagram likes monthly It is difficult to remain consistent and always be in the right state of creativity to come up with relevant, niche-related content ideas everyday as it is impossible for new influencers to have the needed expertise to keep their page going. In this post, we are going to talk about some of the most common mistakes influencers make while trying to make it big on Instagram. Caring too much about the number of followers Yes, follower count does matter, but not so much. If you have over , that means you are a micro-influencer and that certainly does not mean you won't ever grow out of that status, because this feature allows you to unlock the ‘swipe up’ feature in IG stories which will enable you to link your Instagram story to your business page. 10,000 Instagram followers But then question here is, how did you get to 10,000 followers? You perhaps asked each friend you knew to follow you, or you have bulk followed so many Instagram accounts at once for a follow back, and now Instagram has blocked your account because of detecting spam activity. This is one the most common mistakes new influencers make. Bulk followers for follow back are usually never organic Instagram followers that would be in some way interested in your content.  Though, we have to admit, we are guilty of that too. Buying followers If you look for websites that sell you will get about a million search results and businesses that are offering this service, wherein, only a few are legitimate. Instagram monthly packages , Now that depends on what kind of followers you are buying. If your followers are fake, you most probably won’t be able to generate organic traffic to your Instagram page. The number of followers you get are not for vanity purposes only, but these should be actual fans that interact and engage with your content whenever you upload something new. Not benefiting from IG features Instagram has released some features that can definitely help influencers with their content and gradual, growth on Instagram. These features include IG Stories, Reels, Live, Music, Liking IG Stories and so on. organic There are often times when new Instagram influencers do use these features but they do not focus on the quality of their photos and videos, which in the long-run, will cause the audience to lose interest in the content you have to offer. Over-use of these features is also harmful, to avoid that - keep a balance, have a plan. Not being original Have you ever come across a post on someone else’s Instagram page, and thought that you have seen it somewhere before? Or, one  that is very similar? Turns out that you really have seen a post like that somewhere and this page just copied the entire post - not just the idea. Now it is okay to look up other business pages or influencer pages to see how they are really going about marketing their product through social media, but having a whole post copied onto your page is a huge mistake. You could get banned for copyright issues, you will lose credibility and reputation, as well as, followers will start unfollowing your page too. You can only increase your credibility within your follower/fan base when you let yourself be the real you, offer what you promised to offer, and remain consistent. The main take away from this post is that as an influencer, it almost an obligation on you to be authentic in sharing what you are passionate about, for instance, if you are always onto reviewing some or the other product, you could talk about some product that you personally like using as well, for a change. If you think you are guilty of doing all or some of the above, no problem! It is not the end of the world, and we all learn from making mistakes. Review your content once again and come up with ways how you could do better than anyone in your niche. The goal is to help your followers while you compete with your competitor influencers as well.

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