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Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium Elon Musk is now floating the idea of having a 'noble' debate with Mark Zuckerberg instead of a tech bro cage fight - Business Insider    On Sunday, the billionaire said his fight with Zuckerberg — if it happens — would be live-streamed on his platform X, formerly known as Twitter. But the same day, Musk said he needed to get his neck and upper back examined before fixing a date. And now Musk is floating the idea of having a "noble" debate with Zuckerberg instead of throwing hands. TED curator Chris Anderson proposed having a "cage match DEBATE" between the two billionaires, and Musk seemed game for it. "Here's a better idea: a cage match DEBATE 'How to Build an Amazing Future,'" Anderson tweeted on Tuesday. Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Disney+ is increasing its price (again) and gearing up for a crackdown on the 'significant' number of people sharing passwords - Business Insider    "We're actively exploring ways to address account sharing and the best options for paying subscribers to share their accounts with friends and family," Disney CEO Bob Iger said during the company's earnings call on Wednesday. "Later this year, we will begin to update our subscriber agreements with additional terms and our sharing policies." The CEO said the company will roll out the new policy in 2024 as the company continues to work on its pricing and timing for the change. Iger's announcement comes after Netflix began a crackdown on password-sharing earlier this year. In May, the streaming company began charging US subscribers an additional $8 per month to add users to their accounts that lived outside of their household with some success. JPMorgan analyst Doug Anmuth said in June that he anticipates the clampdown will allow the company to add 33 million households that had previously been involved in password-sharing. And Iger has said that Disney can make more money per user from ad-supported tiers than ad-free ones, as has Netflix. Continued here So, You Dropped the Ball. How Do You Get Your Credibility Back? - Harvard Business Review    We’ve all made mistakes at work before. If you dropped the ball on an important project, or done something to lose credibility and trust at work, there are steps you can take to build it back. After you’ve done the basics (you apologized, you owned up to your mistakes, and hopefully learned from it), the author suggests taking the following steps: Level-set and manage expectations meticulously. Balance under-promising and over-delivering. Focus on small, quick wins. Reassess your situation.Continued here

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