1 month ago
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Back in 2023, Mark Cuban found himself seated on a warehouse floor alongside viral sensation Bobbi Althoff as a guest on The Really Good Podcast (1).
During the 58-minute interview, Althoff used her awkward yet engaging tactics to get Cuban to open up about a range of topics, from the Dallas Mavericks to Shark Tank — and even asked him for $5 million to buy a home.
Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $100 — 6 ways to build wealth like a landlord without actually being one
JPMorgan sees gold hitting $5,000/oz by Q4 — and savvy investors are protecting their wealth with a tax-advantaged Gold IRA. Get your free guide from Priority Gold
#Gold #bobbi #really
Back in 2023, Mark Cuban found himself seated on a warehouse floor alongside viral sensation Bobbi Althoff as a guest on The Really Good Podcast (1).
During the 58-minute interview, Althoff used her awkward yet engaging tactics to get Cuban to open up about a range of topics, from the Dallas Mavericks to Shark Tank — and even asked him for $5 million to buy a home.
Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $100 — 6 ways to build wealth like a landlord without actually being one
JPMorgan sees gold hitting $5,000/oz by Q4 — and savvy investors are protecting their wealth with a tax-advantaged Gold IRA. Get your free guide from Priority Gold
#Gold #bobbi #really
1 month ago
Kevin Durant is not changing his weird relationship rules anytime soon, as he doubled down on his stance that women shouldn't expect to spend too much time at his home after spending the night.
During an appearance on Boardroom Talks with Speedy Morman, Durant spoke about his viral checkout policy and was asked about how women might react to being told it was time to leave. The Houston Rockets superstar didn't appear particularly concerned about upsetting his guests.
"She'll be alright, she'll be alright when she get home get to the shower and get into her routine. She'll be fine, we'll kick again some other time. Like she'll get over it."
Durant's comments continue a conversation he started during an October 2025 appearance on Bobbi Althoff's Not This Again podcast. At that time, the two-time champion compared having someone stay at his house to checking out of a hotel.
"It's almost like checkout. After breakfast, you gotta dip. It's like now get too comfortable. Like, we're not there yet, but once we get there though you can stay past 2, until at least 4 [p.m.]."
#time
During an appearance on Boardroom Talks with Speedy Morman, Durant spoke about his viral checkout policy and was asked about how women might react to being told it was time to leave. The Houston Rockets superstar didn't appear particularly concerned about upsetting his guests.
"She'll be alright, she'll be alright when she get home get to the shower and get into her routine. She'll be fine, we'll kick again some other time. Like she'll get over it."
Durant's comments continue a conversation he started during an October 2025 appearance on Bobbi Althoff's Not This Again podcast. At that time, the two-time champion compared having someone stay at his house to checking out of a hotel.
"It's almost like checkout. After breakfast, you gotta dip. It's like now get too comfortable. Like, we're not there yet, but once we get there though you can stay past 2, until at least 4 [p.m.]."
#time
2 months ago
After **** embling such a stellar class of 2027, it comes as no surprise to see the Wisconsin Badgers are already eyeing top 2028 recruits.
Illinois native Logan Thompson is a four-star athlete who stands 6-foot, 175-pounds.
The Althoff Catholic High Schooler is the No. 6 cornerback in the country, according to 247Sports. If that's not impressive enough, he's a top 50 recruit in the entire nation.
On3's Allen Trieu revealed that he has a visit lined up with LSU for their home opener, but Indiana has a planned visit as well.
Usually, the Badgers would already be out, knowing they're competing against top teams. Recently, though, they beat the likes of Alabama and Notre Dame to bring in one of Florida's premier linebackers, Cale Britt.
#althoff
Illinois native Logan Thompson is a four-star athlete who stands 6-foot, 175-pounds.
The Althoff Catholic High Schooler is the No. 6 cornerback in the country, according to 247Sports. If that's not impressive enough, he's a top 50 recruit in the entire nation.
On3's Allen Trieu revealed that he has a visit lined up with LSU for their home opener, but Indiana has a planned visit as well.
Usually, the Badgers would already be out, knowing they're competing against top teams. Recently, though, they beat the likes of Alabama and Notre Dame to bring in one of Florida's premier linebackers, Cale Britt.
#althoff
3 months ago
Microsoft is making a big bet on the adoption of its enterprise AI tools.
The tech giant announced on Thursday that it is investing $2.5 billion in a new business unit, Microsoft Frontier, aimed at getting customers to better use its AI to transform their businesses and to address an area where many companies are struggling: delivering measurable outcomes and demonstrating a return on their AI investments.
In a blog post, Judson Althoff, head of the company's commercial business, called Frontier "the largest, most capable, outcome-driven engineering organization in the industry." The unit will consist of 6,000 so-called forward-deployed engineers, or industry experts who will work directly with customers.
Microsoft's announcement comes days after Amazon said it would spend $1 billion on a similar FDE initiative and also follows OpenAI and Anthropic's own multibillion-dollar FDE investments.
Tech companies are keen to help enterprises figure out how to program AI services to fit their needs because of the amount of resources the tech firms are pouring into building out their AI products. In Microsoft's announcement, Althoff wrote that Microsoft's commitment goes beyond typical FDE programs because of the size and scope of the initiative. Microsoft said it recently partnered with the London Stock Exchange Group to aid its finance department with asking its AI complex questions and getting back answers across "structured and unstructured financial content."
The tech giant announced on Thursday that it is investing $2.5 billion in a new business unit, Microsoft Frontier, aimed at getting customers to better use its AI to transform their businesses and to address an area where many companies are struggling: delivering measurable outcomes and demonstrating a return on their AI investments.
In a blog post, Judson Althoff, head of the company's commercial business, called Frontier "the largest, most capable, outcome-driven engineering organization in the industry." The unit will consist of 6,000 so-called forward-deployed engineers, or industry experts who will work directly with customers.
Microsoft's announcement comes days after Amazon said it would spend $1 billion on a similar FDE initiative and also follows OpenAI and Anthropic's own multibillion-dollar FDE investments.
Tech companies are keen to help enterprises figure out how to program AI services to fit their needs because of the amount of resources the tech firms are pouring into building out their AI products. In Microsoft's announcement, Althoff wrote that Microsoft's commitment goes beyond typical FDE programs because of the size and scope of the initiative. Microsoft said it recently partnered with the London Stock Exchange Group to aid its finance department with asking its AI complex questions and getting back answers across "structured and unstructured financial content."
