This week, we open with the final chapter of Frank, the student finance startup that sold JP Morgan a fake email list. Founder Charlie Javice is in prison for fraud, but the bank is still footing a $115 million legal bill that includes everything from luxury hotels to cellulite butter.

Then we move onto Nvidia, which posted another absurd quarter with revenue up 60% year-on-year.

Then finally X’s new location feature, which exposed the global industry of rage-bait posters farming Elon’s ad-share program with US culture war posting from the Global South. As expected, everyone is responding to this normally.

This week, we open with the final chapter of Frank, the student finance startup that sold JP Morgan a fake email list. Founder Charlie Javice is in prison for fraud, but the bank is still footing <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/14/business/charlie-javice-jpmorgan-legal-bills.html">a&nbsp;$115 million legal bill</a> that includes everything from luxury hotels to cellulite butter.
Then we move onto Nvidia, which posted another absurd quarter with revenue up 60% year-on-year.
Then finally <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj38m11218xo">X&rsquo;s new location feature</a>, which exposed the global industry of rage-bait posters farming Elon&rsquo;s ad-share program with US culture war posting from the Global South. As expected, everyone is responding to this normally.

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