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Even after $20.7 million staff gift, Abdul Samad Rabiu edges closer to $10 billion
Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu nears $10 billion as BUA Cement and BUA Foods shares surge, lifting his fortune to about $9.7 billion.
By Dena Falken Esq7 days ago in Writers
The Role of Community Behaviour in Crypto Market Movements
Crypto markets are unpredictable, loud, and full of people convinced they have tomorrow figured out. Beginners often mistake chaos for meaning. But most of the time the noise is just that. The community behind a coin drives a huge amount of market motion. That means anyone trying to read prices without reading people is flying half blind.
By Abbasi Publisher7 days ago in Writers
CRIMSON. Content Warning.
My hands are stained and trembling with a clear, crimson red. A rich and ugly sight to behold, I wonder who is dead. Who’s blood do I have smeared all over me? I don’t think to wash it off, it’s almost exposure therapy, to see how long I could last, evidence, for all to see, show them I am a bad person, so I can be free.
By Liberty Page7 days ago in Writers
Philanthropist Elliott Broidy Acquires Rare Auschwitz Crematoria Whiteprint to Combat Antisemitism
Philanthropist and entrepreneur Elliott Broidy has acquired an extremely rare artifact of historical significance: one of only two surviving original architectural drawings—a whiteprint—of the first design of the crematoria at the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp.
By alinasir nasir7 days ago in Writers
An Unexpected Smile
Fatigue in my body. Heaviness in my head. A missed connection. I’d spent the night in an uncomfortable position. Physically.
By Sosthène Nsimba7 days ago in Writers
The Peace That Came After Love
For a long time, Nora thought peace would feel empty. She imagined it as silence where laughter once lived, as space where warmth had been. She thought peace would be lonely, like standing in a room after everyone had left.
By Zidane7 days ago in Writers
Why Are Enterprise Companies Quietly Replacing Manual Research with Automated Web Data Feeds?
For years, enterprise teams relied on analysts, spreadsheets, and manual research to understand markets, competitors, and customer behavior. It worked—until it didn’t.
By Retail Gators7 days ago in Writers
🌙 The Goodbye That Didn’t Break Them
The goodbye didn’t happen all at once. It didn’t arrive with raised voices or slammed doors. There were no dramatic declarations, no moments that could be replayed later as proof of where everything went wrong.
By Zidane8 days ago in Writers
Civil-musings 3
So we keep learning about the past. New discoveries come to light. More and more, it seems, every day. I’d say there absolutely has been an increase in archaeological discoveries lately. Our capability only grows, along with our knowledge.
By Gabriel Shames8 days ago in Writers
I Ate the Tail.
There are 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac that have ruled over each year as far back as the years span, and 2025 happens to be the Year of the Snake (or 巳 "si"), which also happens to be the animal of the year that I was born in.
By SierraLW8 days ago in Writers
Bezos, Catz, Dell Cashed Out Billions as Top Insider Sellers of 2025
Mega-cap tech companies led a disproportionate share of the US stock market’s gains in 2025. Their executives also accounted for an outsized share of insider selling as billionaire founders, CEOs and directors took more than $16 billion off the table.
By Dena Falken Esq8 days ago in Writers
What Project Management Really Looks Like When It Matters
There’s a launch date. A final photo. A short explanation of how it all came together. That version of events is tidy. It’s also incomplete.
By Ben Webb | Project Manager8 days ago in Writers