Newsletters on Business & Strategy

Curiosity-inducing content and educational pieces demystifying the world of finance, money, business, and economics.  The Curiosity Chronicles targets growth-minded individuals who are looking for high-signal content. From writing on topics like “dangerous mental errors in decision making” to “first principles thinking,” Sahil Bloom aims to furnish subscribers with curiosity-inducing content that will help them discover the best valuable lessons for succeeding in life and business. In his words - “If I can spark new curiosity…that leads to active thinking, learning, discussion, and personal or professional growth—I’ve done my job.” In addition to the usual deep dives, you’ll also receive the Friday curation email with 5 interesting ideas. Subscribe and learn something new every single week.

The Pomp Letter is a newsletter for investors interested in learning about Bitcoin, finance, and technology. With an extensive list of hundreds of thousands of subscribers, even including some of Wall Street’s finest, The Pomp Letter has firmly established itself as one of the leading investment newsletters. Whether it's crypto or rising inflation rates, Anthony has something to say on every aspect of the financial world. Now, in his newsletter, the author is going to show you where the places to keep your money could be and why. Don’t miss out on the most vital news in tech and finance; subscribe to The Pomp Letter today. Also, if you’re seeking more advice, be sure to check out The Pomp Podcast!

Get smarter about business strategy. Divinations is a newsletter on tech and business strategy featuring original essays and interviews with founders, investors, and executives. Nathan Baschez is studying strategy and exploring classic frameworks to understand the moves that modern tech and media companies make. Read essays on interesting new companies, stories on how to create and execute business strategies, and get a “thing of the week” in a form of a book/article/podcast review, or a strategy template. If you are familiar with moats, know who H.Helmer is, or consider yourself a strategy nerd - you will definitely love Divinations.

Tech and relationships in the digital economy.  No Mercy / No Malice is a Webby award-winning newsletter about human interactions with the economy, technology, and business. Prof Scott Galloway shares his insight on a different topic each week covering digital media, markets and society. You can find articles analysing big ideas and even bigger companies - from the economic downturns and how immigrants shaped Silicon Valley to how tech giant’s algorithms and ever-shorter content completely changed our attention span. Prof Galloway is detailing all sides of the puzzle using relevant research and legislation, and illustrative graphs to explain the outcomes.  Subscribe for big ideas and unique insights, and don't forget - you can listen to the audio version of every issue there is!   

Unstoppable trends that will have sweeping implications for the future. Obviously the Future is a newsletter where the author Katelyn Donnelly writes about emerging trends that will possibly be in the limelight of the future. She aims to educate entrepreneurs on the rapidly changing business dynamics so they could explore newer business ideas, discover opportunities and plan smarter for the future. The author posts valuable insights, research, and real-life examples on topics ranging from the future of medicine to professional training through gaming - keeping you updated on different industries, the challenges they face, and their likely solutions. Subscribe to Obviously the Future and plan smarter for the future.

Economics and other interesting stuff. With his newsletter, Noahpinion, economist Noah Smith is aiming to bring you the most interesting economic news from all over the world. Not confined simply to the United States economy, Noah examines the financial world of many countries, including the Philippines, China, and Russia. Noah focuses on the markets but also talks of today’s more serious topics, such as the economic war against Russia, and the real-life consequences of American defense spending. If you’re looking to become more knowledgeable about the economy, and all of the various facets that it impacts, be sure to subscribe to Noahpinion.

The technology of business and the business of technology. The newsletter brings interesting perspectives on the fast-changing industry. Coming from finance and technology, the authors find a common ground on business while sharing their findings and opinions. Margins cover a wide range of topics - writers discuss everything from current trends and shitty business margins to issues on the impact of remote-first, and how Robinhood is making money. Subscribe for engaging content that will leave you thinking. 

Business breakdowns, by the numbers. Napkin Math is a business and investing newsletter that provides data-driven analysis. Adam Keesling strives to find data points to figure out which startups are going to succeed, what is working, what is not, and what the future holds. Napkin Math debates why software is better than content, analyzes roll-up strategy, and covers acquisitions that are worthy of your attention. So subscribe for industry dives, startup case studies, and discussions on the prospects of interesting ventures. 

Analysis of the strategy and business side of technology and media, and the impact of technology on society. Stratechery is a highly praised newsletter and a podcast, known to provide the clearest insights in the industry. Ben Thompson shares in-depth commentary with a high level of detail and analysis on what is happening in tech and media. Considered one of the sharpest thinkers, the author tackles a high variety of topics from business models and Slack's social network to machine learning and Kanye West. Subscribe to receive subscriber-only Daily Updates and/or the free Weekly Article. P.S. The exact same content is provided in audio format, as a podcast, and the website hosts an amazing archive, that can be explored by - Concepts, Companies, or Topics. 

Thoughts on building digital media businesses. A Media Operator discusses what is happening in media and provides actionable insights for current and prospective media operators. Jacob Cohen Donnelly talks about strategies and tactics while diving deep into business models, advertising, audience development, audio, and video. The newsletter has been extended to a podcast where the author interviews entrepreneurs and operators about their success and failures while building media companies. Interested in knowing how to grow and monetize your media business? Subscribe to Media Operator and join the community.