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Take a Mustang Minute with SMU Student Body President Jazmin Darjean ⏰✨ Jazmin is a double major in Psychology and Business Management and will serve as SMU's 113th Student Body President for the 2026-2027 school year. She's also a Campus Ambassador and a member of Student Foundation!
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Entry-level jobs are vanishing in the fields most exposed to AI, per PFNYC Design, media & writing: -40.6% Customer support: -34.4% Clerical and administrative: -30.5% Business management and operations: -26.8% Finance: -23.4% Social analysis and planning: -12.7% Sales: -10.4%
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I spoke with @jvisserlabs to understand why rising interest rates may not derail the AI-driven economy, bitcoin's path to new highs, and how AI agents are already reshaping markets, business management, and crypto adoption. We also cover tokenization, portfolio allocation, and why a 0% crypto weighting makes no sense. YouTube: Spotify: Apple: TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 0:58 - Why interest rates won't derail the AI-driven economy 13:43 - Bitcoin, stocks & the money printing trade 20:28 - Tokenization, AI agents & the next wave of investment opportunities 22:42 - Bitcoin's path to $100K & the four-year cycle debate 29:11 - AI agents are already changing how business gets done 35:07 - Markets never sleep: how agents are reshaping trading 38:06 - Managing AI agents like a team 46:01 - Using AI to cut through market fear 52:01 - Why every portfolio needs crypto exposure
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🎤 BITMAIN is proud to welcome Mr. Sky at BitFuFu, to WDMS Global 2026 in Hong Kong! Mr. Sky brings extensive international M&A experience and a proven track record in mining operations and business management. Mr. Sky will take the stage at Rosewood Hong Kong to share insights on Cloud Hashrate: Mining Companies Can Build a Future Less Dependent on Bitcoin Prices, bringing years of experience in mining enterprise management. 💡 📅 Join us August 27-28 for two days of deep-dive sessions with the prominent voices in PoW mining, energy innovation, and blockchain technology. 🎫 Secure your pass: [ #Bitmain# #ANTMINER# #WDMS# #WDMS2026# #KeynoteSpeaker# #HongKong#
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Something worth paying attention to at $MX. CEO Chae Lee just bought 100,000 shares of $MX with his own money, investing roughly $318K across two days. The timing is what makes this interesting. Just days earlier, $NVTS agreed to invest $5M into $MX at $3.42 per share as the two companies deepen their partnership around high-voltage SiC power semiconductors. Strategic investment from $NVTS. Significant insider buying from the $MX CEO. An expanding SiC partnership on top of an established MOSFET business. Management and its strategic partner are both putting real capital behind the story.
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In June, I modeled $204B of FY2028 AI revenue for $AVGO, roughly 26% above the consensus implied by the estimates I was using. Management now expects $230B. My instinct was that the slowdown built into those estimates didn’t fit the orders Broadcom was taking. I expected the ramp to continue longer. Even then, I underestimated the 2028 business management would eventually describe. I was too high on 2027, though. My $124B compares with management’s $115B, so I can’t claim the whole forecast was right. I’ve rebuilt the earnings model and worked backwards from the returns I would want at this price. Broadcom remains one of my highest-conviction holdings, and the full article explains why. Link in bio.
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Seamless stablecoin-to-INR offramping built for Indian service exporters, agencies, and builders. 🇮🇳✨ Receiving foreign proceeds in USDC, USDT, or USD shouldn't mean compliance headaches or delayed bank paperwork. We ensure your funds land directly in your Indian bank account with automated e-FIRA generation mapped to the exact RBI Purpose Codes: P0802: Software implementation & consultancy P1006: Business & management consultancy P1004: Legal services P1005: Accounting & tax consulting P1007: Advertising, market research & PR P1009: Engineering & technical services P1101: Audio-visual services Get faster INR settlements, low FX spread, and fully compliant export documentation for every payout. 👉 Offramp seamlessly today with @mystablecorp
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If you're a software developer, content creator, accountant, designer, marketer, or other service exporter in India, and your FIRA says P1006 as the purpose code, you should read this. Because P1006 doesn't mean “freelancer.” It means Business & Management Consultancy and Public Relations Services. And that's where things get interesting. RBI has different purpose codes for different types of services. For example: - Software consultancy/implementation: P0802 - Accounting/bookkeeping: P1005 - Business & management consultancy/PR: P1006 - Advertising/marketing/market research: P1007 So why do we keep seeing completely different kinds of Indian service exporters ending up with P1006? A developer builds an app. A content creator produces videos for a US client. An accountant provides bookkeeping services to a UK company. A management consultant advises a foreign business. These are not the same service. Yet the FIRA can sometimes tell the same story: P1006. This isn't about saying P1006 is a “bad” purpose code. It's a perfectly valid code, when you're actually providing business/management consultancy or PR services. The problem is using one generic classification for work that belongs in different categories. And this matters because your purpose code is part of the banking/reporting trail for the foreign remittance. Your invoice says what you did. Your contract says what you did. Your GST/SAC classification describes what you did. Your FIRA should ideally make sense alongside all of that. Interestingly, this isn't just a theoretical concern. Some major platforms explicitly document that their purpose codes for Indian freelancers are hardcoded to P0103/P1006, with users needing to approach their bank if they require a different purpose code. So here's something worth doing today: Open your latest Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRA/FIRC). Look at the purpose code. If you're a software developer and it says P1006… If you're an accountant and it says P1006… If you're a content/creative professional and it says P1006… Don't panic. But ask why. Your purpose code should reflect the nature of the service you're actually exporting, not simply whatever code your payment platform happens to use by default. At @myStableCorp, this is exactly the kind of compliance detail we think should be handled properly. Because your work isn't “just another international payment.” It's an export of a specific service. And that deserves to be classified accordingly.
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Joyce Cui is speaking at Money Frontier 2026. Joyce Cui has over a decade of experience in cross-border capital markets, investor relations, and strategic financing, with a long-standing focus on institutional capital, cross-border transactions, and industrial investment. She is Partner at Asseto @AssetoFinance , responsible for global business development and institutional partnerships, advancing the international expansion of asset tokenization and the institutional finance ecosystem. Before joining Asseto, Joyce held senior roles at VMS Group, FountainVest Partners, and Fosun International, where she led capital raising, investor communications, and cross-border transaction execution across healthcare, technology, financial services, and other sectors. Joyce graduated from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University with a master’s degree in Engineering Business Management. Join her at Money Frontier 2026. Get your tickets and learn more:
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