Bloomberg

“So Mark Garman at Bloomberg had the scoop and Tim actually had a statement on it, which I thought was highly unusual and is a sign of what a big loss it was for them.”

“I could go to Merrill Lynch's office after school and I'd go there at the end of my school day and stay till midnight. They would let me use their Bloomberg, read the value lines and read all of their research.”

“Epic has gotta be the most valuable vertical market software company in the entire world. What else could possibly be up there? And so I started racking my brain. I was like, Bloomberg was the only one I could come up with that could. Plausibly maybe be as val…”

“So Bloomberg, who led our Series A, actually told us no to our seed rep.”

“Anything that is hard to learn and that is highly, highly, highly relied upon to do your daily work. Once you learn that damn thing, you do not want to learn that again.”

“So he was the first investor in this company called Capital IQ. But what was fascinating is the insight that he learned about Bloomberg through CapitalIQ because they started CapitalIQ to compete with Bloomberg.”

“I think one of the best ideas for figuring out who is really great inside of an industry, you identify Who is really great by asking who I do not want to compete with?”

“Bloomberg does that. You have to badge in and out of the bathroom. Don't work at Bloomberg. Work at the information. It's true. The newsroom. You have to badge in and out of your desk, including, like, bathroom breaks, so.”

“And with the doctors one, the reality was that 39% of doctors in America are women, but in the stable diffusion results, it was only seven percent.”

“There was actually a big article, I think it was in Bloomberg today, about AI porn and how there's, you know, a very serious problem already happening in American high schools where you've got people, you know, making, you know, lewd photos of each other and y…”

“Well, the thing that occurred to me sometimes is that, you know, Bloomberg, for example, will never be disrupted because the only people who could disrupt it can't see it because it's 24,000 dollars a year. So nobody who knows what it is or really understands …”

“There are three types of writing especially financial writing. There is just providing information, which is, I guess what like Reuters and Bloomberg would do just breaking news and Just putting out the objective facts, end of story. And then, so that's one ty…”