Scientists discovered the world’s largest lithium deposit under McDermitt caldera, enough to power global batteries for decades. It’s worth is over a trillion dollars. But there’s a catch.
Valve’s estimated $17 billion in revenue translates to about $48.6 million per employee, outpacing Apple, Meta, and Amazon. Here’s the data.
A $375,000 home looks more affordable with a 50 year mortgage, but a simple 30 vs 50 year comparison at 6 percent shows how much extra interest you pay.
Target’s profit is down 19 percent heading into the holidays, but for spreadsheet users it is also the start of a multi-quarter recovery dashboard you can track in Sheets.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez warns that if the AI bubble bursts, taxpayers should not bail out tech giants, comparing the risk to a 2008 style financial crisis. Here are the numbers.
The Epstein files must be public in 30 days. A spreadsheet can show who stalled, who caved, and whether DOJ delivers real transparency.
Critics say New York’s democratic socialist mayor–elect will chase out banks, hedge funds, and tech firms. The spreadsheets say something else. Leasing volumes are rising, office conversions are tightening supply, and a near 116 billion dollar city budget still rests on a tax base that has not fled.
Younger American women are far more likely than men to say they want to leave the country. We use a generational trend grid to map the spike.
New York’s new “socialist” mayor–elect is generating plenty of panic on X, but the office market is telling a different story. Manhattan is on pace to top 40 million square feet of leasing for the first time since 2019, while conversions quietly shrink supply and flagship towers fill with long term corporate commitments.
