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Financial sector themes. Marc Rubinstein is using Net Interest to bring you the most important financial news of the week! Marc shares the knowledge and insight that only an expert in the industry can bring. His stellar reviews from the likes of Forbes show just how valuable his perspective truly is and he’s even been cited in Parliamentary hearings! Not just that, Marc is also adamant that even the most unlikely businesses, not just banks, can be financial companies. By using the insights shared on Net Interest, you can spot these all-important businesses, and use it to inform your investing decisions. Don’t hesitate to make use of Marc’s experience for yourself today!

The Profile features the best long-form stories on people and companies in business, entertainment, tech, sports, and more.  Stemming from the belief that there are a lot of lessons to be learned from people's everyday lives and journeys, The Profile aims to tell stories about some of the world's most exceptional people in different industries. From a profile of a carpet cleaner who speaks 24 languages and one on Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson to surveying 100 couples to find out their secrets of a successful relationship, Polina Pompliano always finds fascinating people to ‘profile’. Moreover, the author thoroughly believes in protecting its subscriber's "inbox time." So, you can rest assured to learn only the most valuable lessons from every story you read when you subscribe.

Musings from a standup comedian and startup veteran The Rubesletter is a weekly newsletter where NYC comedian, writer, and filmmaker Matt Ruby shares his takes on different events happening around the crazy world we live in. Navigating through life in 2022 after everything we’ve been through feels like walking on a tightrope…without a balancing stick. In this newsletter, the author aims to share his perspective on things like tech, politics, society, and life and offer no BS advice to people who wish to see things from a different angle. You’ll find fun reads for everything ranging from learning how technology works, creative stand-up advice, and rants about the woke left Subscribe to the Rubesletter to get a different perspective on life, an interesting take on recent events, and relevant advice straight to your inbox every week.  

​​I write a weekly newsletter about the future of work, money, and cities. Dror Poleg wrote the book ‘Rethinking Real Estate’ and it seems that ‘rethinking’ became a common pattern in all of his writing. In his newsletter, Dror rethinks concepts such as Ponzi schemes or the need for belonging and explores their roles in a current setting. The author discusses the future of work as well as the future of the internet frequently focusing on socioeconomic effects. The newsletter usually consists of an original piece, a deep dive on the subject in question, but sometimes you’ll also find extensive commentary (almost a debate) on a high-profile article.  So if you’re interested in the future of the internet and money - subscribe and stay informed.

Explaining the wild world of Web3 with a focus on DeFi. Nat’s Crypto Newsletter highlights projects that could be “part of a new digital financial infrastructure.” Nat Eliason, a writer of multiple blogs and newsletters, has been enjoying writing about crypto more and more, and so he decided to create a separate newsletter on all things DeFi. Think of discussions on gaming, infrastructure, yield farming, and much more. Nat goes through the process of evaluating a project’s tokens, explains DeFi lending, so you could live tax-free off Magical Internet Money as well as shares new protocols he’s currently watching. So if you’re interested in the big picture, want to learn more about tokenomics, and start using ‘L1’ and ‘yield farming’ casually in a conversation - subscribe to Nat’s Crypto Newsletter and cut through all the noise. 

I discuss different topics in the Cryptoverse. From what a blockchain is to the future of finance itself. CryptoCurous is a newsletter built for those who want to dip their toes into the crypto and Web3 space but don't know where to start. Lucas Walters shares his thoughts on the future of finance and explains the main concepts of crypto. Learn the basics of how a blockchain works, what NFTs are, and how to use them and explore the infinite metaverse. Subscribe to start your wild and fun journey down the web 3.0 rabbit hole and help Lucas form a DAO!  

The most compelling stories behind business and technology within the context of sports. Sports-Tech Biz aims to help you improve your sports content diet. Ronen Ainbinder explores his curiosity across diverse topics and shares interesting stats, you’ve probably never seen before. Expect creative, yet very detailed information on all things sports. Read about the WHOOP subscription model and digital collectibles in sports or think about the bigger picture analyzing the origins of the Olympics, the evolution of analytics, or the history of racism in sports. Subscribe and dive deep!

Each week, Luke sparks the creativity of marketers & founders by sharing how he'd launch & grow a new business idea. Ideas range from a social proof app for service workers to a long-form monetized version of Twitter (think text-based YouTube), to a BitClout exchange. Looseleaf Cannon consists of “a few things” recommended by the author (like a Twitter thread or an article worth reading) and this week’s product idea - How I would launch and scale “x”.  Subscribe for this thought letter and get ready to get some cool ideas!

Build a more fulfilling career by integrating work with your life. The Jungle Gym is a newsletter full of ideas on how to manage your career and work smarter. Nick deWilde aims to share insights about the changing nature of work to help you make better choices about your life and career. The author publishes three different types of emails: The Essay - a long-form article on the relevant topic, The Keyring - exchange with a domain expert about tools, methods, and frameworks they use to make progress in their careers and The Roundup - riffs and recommendations of good content Nick has been reading lately.  Subscribe for topics ranging from Twitter addiction and working for the internet to in’s and out’s of platform branding. 

A global analysis of how changing values change business. The Sociology of Business is a newsletter focused on how brands shift in response to changes in consumer taste & values. Ana Andjelic covers case studies, strategy, and latest news while providing deep insights on consumer behaviors. So if you’re passionate about brand strategies and the modern aspirational economy - subscribe to The Sociology of Business newsletter and learn how to tell your brand story, the difference between flex and basic tastes, and the importance of human curation.