Bloomberg

“And meanwhile, like, every, conveniently, at any moment, I mean, we're all just seeing these numbers, like, this is a very, and again, Anthropix, Sandwich in the Park, their comms masters, like, all this stuff is orchestrated. I can't, like, it has to be. And …”

“The Odyssey is up to two hundred and sixty-four million. The biggest non-animated opening of the year until Spider-Man in two weeks, according to Lucas Shaw over at Bloomberg.”

“Bloomberg tested the FIA mobile browser extension across more than 50 websites and found that during the checkout process, FIA opened a background tab without user interaction and injected its own referral code that overrode legitimate referrals from other pub…”

“This week, Bloomberg reported there was a breach for Mythos, where an unauthorized group, they tried a number of different strategies and were able to gain access to the model. They work for a third-party contractor that works for Anthropic. And the way they d…”

“I believe every one of these IDEs are done. It's dead over and gone and dead. I just think it's, why? Why? It doesn't, like, just imagine the concept of you. Like, I remember when I learned Bloomberg. I had to, like, watch videos to learn about all the random …”

“Like, I think actually if you read the article, the original article, it's actually fairly balanced and it kind of tries to describe this, but then the headline is like, they're rolling AI back, you know, and then the whole media circus go on. So it's like, oh…”

“And i wrote it about bitcoin and i said everybody should put one percent of their net worth into bitcoin and i said it's basically schmuck insurance”

“I was on Bloomberg a couple of weeks back and they had a big infographic that said that the most deployed generative AI tool in the top 200 law firms in the UK outside of Microsoft Copilot is Legora. Number two was Harvey.”

“And so now that's when we, like, started, like, creating this financial services interest group that Bloomberg is heading up to, like, figure out, like, what are some of the things that you, like, a client must do if it wants to speak to our financial services…”

“Executives are considering potential budget cuts as high as 30%, 30% for the metaverse group this year, which includes the virtual world's product, Meta Horizon Worlds, and its Quest virtual reality units. Cuts that high would most likely include layoffs as ea…”

“Bloomberg trained a model Bloomberg GPT that outperformed the latest OpenAI model of the time. And then three months later, OpenAI shipped the new model, and it was way better.”

“The company was generating about four billion in annual recurring revenue or annualized recurring revenue earlier this month. But it now expects that revenue could hit nine billion by the end of the year.”

“OpenAI hits twelve billion in annualized revenue, breaks seven hundred million ChatGPT weekly active users. This is from Bloomberg. They roughly doubled their revenue in the first seven months of the year, reaching twelve billion in annualized revenue says Ope…”

“My, the company I'm working on makes it's like the Captain Ahab's White Whale for VCs. It's a Bloomberg competitor.”

“Not only do I think that's not exactly true, but I think the bigger picture here is that a well-run financial information company could and should be worth a trillion dollars.”

“We have this data that shows that around five percent of Jane Street and Two Sigma use Bloomberg, and the reason is because they view it as an entry-level tool.”

“Specifically for perplexity, I think their path to building a legacy business is to replace Bloomberg.”

“I want this business to be a multi-billion dollar media and investment firm. I want it to be like the Bloomberg plus CNBC plus like the trusted investment firm of our generation.”

“We are going to be partnering with a OEM. I think Bloomberg's already written about it. Perplexity will be pre-installed on the phones of that OEM, and we'll be able to, like, push notify all those users to set perplexity as the default assistant on the Androi…”

“OpenAI has finalized forty billion dollars in funding at a 300 Billion dollar valuation. That is according to Bloomberg.”

“I just kind of like reached a point where couldn't really move fast enough for all the different things that I wanted to do within the confines of Bloomberg. I felt like there was Kind of lacking some flexibility, a whole bunch of things.”

“Ilya Sutskiver in Bloomberg is raising more than one billion dollars for his startup at a valuation of over thirty billion.”

“The other interesting thing is like, if you look at like ESPN or CNBC, like those have brain rot elements where there'll be tickers at the bottom picture in picture, you go to Bloomberg and it's like, Someone's talking while they're giving you the news facts o…”

“Whoever figures out how to do that, the livestream, full day, interview with someone big, they're gonna be bigger than Bloomberg, for sure.”

“A lot of the best, really, really amazing VCs are on Bloomberg regularly, actually understanding what's happening in the public markets. And they're tracking that almost as much as what's happening in the venture portfolio.”

“We have been the most accurate forecast for inflation over the last two years. Which is really hard to forecast. We're better than Bloomberg. We're better than the Economist survey.”

“We have over 2000 companies using the enterprise hub today from kind of like Mercedes, Bloomberg all the way to larger ones like Nvidia, for example, that I was mentioning.”

“Business reporter at Bloomberg, Globe and Mail, BetaKit, TechCrunch, like what enterprise deals are you signing with specific industries? How many units are you moving? How much money you're making? Logistically, can you handle this stuff? Like that, that is t…”

“The thing makes like five, ten billion a year in EBITDA.”

“Selling winners too early has been a constant source of frustration, one that you can just open up your Bloomberg and see it hit you in the face every single day.”

“Since NVIDIA's sales began exploding in the fiscal quarter that ended in April, Revenue has exceeded the midpoint of the company's own forecast by an average of 13%.”

“We believe that there's an opportunity to create a knowledge graph that has resolution that greatly exceeds what any You know, whether it's Bloomberg or LinkedIn currently has access to where we're getting as granular as person X submitted congressional testim…”

“Originally the data we would sell to other intelligence platforms. So we would sell to Bloomberg, to Capital IQ Moody's analytics. So these guys would get our data, which is like financial data of private Brazilian companies and just put on their products unde…”

“Maybe once we reach, like, five to ten million dollars in revenues, that might make sense, because our process is really unique.”

“And Bloomberg says another 9.7 gigawatts are at risk in America as developers look to renegotiate contracts.”

“When we're talking about Bloomberg, for example, using us or Meta using us both being kind of like customers.”

“3000 companies are paying us for that, including Meta, including Bloomberg, including Grammarly and companies like that.”

“The reality is that the actual reporting that we all riff on and write on, like that is actually extremely difficult and very like time and financially intensive, right? Even when you look at Some of the best solo newsletter writers. I mean, they're just rippi…”

“By the second quarter, it's jumped up to, like, a 125 mentions of onshoring, reshoring, and nearshoring. And then by, The second quarter of last year, it's more than a 175 mentions in total, of which most of the mentions are about onshoring.”

“When I look at the, you know, all of the LLM technology, large language model technology, it seems like it will get closer than any of the things that, that, you know, the field has been doing for the past few decades.”

“He made the comments to Bloomberg in response to new peer-reviewed research, which builds on many studies from the last few years, showing that gas stoves are terrible for your health, and they directly contribute to 12% of childhood asthma cases.”

“And we found that, you know in, in 2020, A 1318 companies had a difference of hundred and twelve million metric tons CO₂ between their location and their market-based emissions.”

“65% of supply chain content is originally sourced from FreightWave. So if you're reading Times, you're reading it on the Washington Post, Perhaps you're reading it in Bloomberg. A lot of that data material actually gets originally sourced through our data and …”

“So you're paying a reporter a hundred, 120,000, maybe a 150,000, picking them off from very large media businesses. But they become your primary source of content lead generation.”

“And at the time there was no Bloomberg really. Bloomberg was existed, but it was a very, very minor thing. And all the banks had their own internal mortgage backed security departments and whatnot. And so there was a huge demand for people to Call up the mortg…”

“We'll write checks off the balance sheet for early stage stuff to get relationships with the founders to learn more about spaces because we can offer the founders access to NBC host or Bloomberg's top bureau chiefs or stuff like that. We'll always get a little…”

“You cannot look at a screen on Yahoo finance or Bloomberg. Look at a price to earnings ratio and say, wow, seven times, that's so cheap. It may not be seven. You have to do your own work. It could actually be much higher than that because your earnings may be …”

“According to Bloomberg, as of Wednesday, Netflix was the worst performing S&P 500 so far in twenty-twenty-two.”

“Well, I think, you know, it was an entrepreneur that became obsessed with the hardware and the graphics and not the software and the business model, and Bloomberg was so brilliant around the business model and obviously the software.”

“For us, it is unlikely that we would sell to a business that's in our industry. We're more likely to sell to a S&P or a Bloomberg or a Reuters or a Finita or somebody that's in market data businesses or take the company public because that's really what we do.”

“Ultimately, the thing we decided to do was to become a content delivery company modeled after Bloomberg with the Bloomberg terminals, as you may remember. So Bloomberg takes public information, at least dated back then, annotates it, interconnects it, adds som…”

“And I think that psychedelic retreats, like I've been, I read a Bloomberg article about them in this guy in Jamaica, and they charge like, it ranges from 25,000 dollars to, 2500 dollars to 30,000 dollars”

“In fact, we don't even trade day off. I don't even have a Bloomberg, right? We trade on a T plus one basis to remove the adrenal elements of decision making.”

“Crypto Twitter is the best aggregator, which is to say, if you follow the right 50 people on Twitter, any time a good article's put out a good anything, it ends up getting posted there. Twitter is the equivalent of Bloomberg for a lot of crypto traders”

“We have full transparency on about 90% of our portfolio, so we have a very robust data set. We can look at daily P&Ls for all of our public managers. We have it all plugged into Bloomberg”

“We just surpassed Bloomberg in traffic recently with a hundred million sessions a month on the site alone.”

“The author who, there are probably two authors who I never miss, and one is Matt Levine at Bloomberg, and that guy is an absolute genius. And, you know, look, he takes topics that are certainly, they're obviously sort of Topical things, but breaks them down in…”

“Well, my day starts at, like, five a.m. I wake up. I have, like, some stuff collected for that day's money stuff. Sometimes I've written a section. Mostly I've collected links. Sometimes I've written two sections. But, you know, it's mostly, like, pretty ill-f…”

“I would say at Bloomberg, all of their media is a marketing spend.”

“The only people who can disrupt Bloomberg are people who've never seen it and have no idea what you use it for.”