Gregory Zuckerman

Ugur Sahin and Stephane Bancel are responsible for modern science's greatest achievement. This is the story of how they did it--a @WSJ adaptation of A Shot to Save the World, out on Tuesday. wsj.com/articles/theun…

Highest trading volume in almost a year.

@MAFerragamo The diff is in 2027 CDS were (finally). rolled out to bet against subprime debt, pricking that bubble. Today, still seems hard to make direct bets vs riskiest private credit, no?

Reminds me of the Greatest Trade Ever by @GZuckerman... Paulson couldn't wait for the banks to start selling the CDS against the housing market, maybe this is the same?

The mid-March heat wave out West is pretty insane.

Have to say, @WSJ 's reporting on the war has been stellar. wsj.com/world/middle-e…

So there's panic in private credit...but high-yield spreads remain at 300 bps, near multi-year lows? Someone must be misreading the economy, no?

Blue Owl drops below $9. Down 42% YTD. Yikes 😬

@jboutelle haha, yes...and what's with all the drinking water in this country? Data centers need that, too😄

@GZuckerman Why are we shipping natural gas anywhere else? We need ALL of it to power data centers.

Fracking and horizontal drilling will go down as among the most important - and unlikely — technological achievements of the past century. We're talking Silicon Valley impact -- had George Mitchell’s crew not used an excessive amount of water one day to fracture rock in Texas’s Barnett Shale—stumbling onto a cheap and effective way to tap oil and gas deep below the surface all over this country — much of the world would be desperate for energy right now— and likely facing severe economic downturns. A shoutout, too, to Charif Souki, former owner of L.A.'s infamous Mezzaluna restaurant, who convinced Blackstone and others to lend tens of billions so he could build a terminal in Louisiana to export LNG to Europe and Asia. Those continents should build monuments to the LNG pioneers. I can’t imagine where they’d be today without them.

@LarryLivinston The unintended consequences of history...

@GZuckerman The societal fallout from Nicole Brown Simpson forgetting her sunglasses is rectified by the LNG terminals!

@LesliePicker Good one

Barbarians, Locking the Gates

Given the reaction to this tweet, I think there's a fair bit of schadenfreude out there 😉

@jennablan kids got to my phone.

@GZuckerman Brutal tweet with the emojis, Greg 😱

Apollo, Blackstone and KKR down 40%, 42% and 46% from their all-time highs just over a year ago 😬😬

Doug Ostrover lost out on a plum position at Blackstone. Marc Lipschultz was unlikely to get the top job at KKR. ​Together, they turned Blue Owl into a powerhouse in private credit. The foundations of their empire are cracking. I explore w/ Matt Wirz and @rudegeair article-preview.wsj.com/preview/articl…

Hezbollah should just let OpenClaw make its decisions at this point.

Absolutely no way they gathered for a meeting. Please tell me they did not gather for a meeting

NEW: They Built the Hottest Firm on Wall Street. Now They Have to Save It. With Matt Wirz and @rudegeair wsj.com/finance/invest…

Annual births in Japan have fallen 30% over the past decade, according to the nation’s health ministry.

@sindap @arievanhoe You’re the PE expert, I’m not…But isn’t this an outdated understanding of how PE works? Pile on the debt, extract assets, yada yada. They’re hardly doing God’s work but this feels like a 1980s stereotype of PE, no? Doesn’t help that it leans on the reporting of the Guardian…

extraordinary essay from a corporate lawyer who wanted to write anonymously: businesslawreview.uchicago.edu/online-archive… (h/t @arievanhoe )

Am I the only one who doesn't really care who buys Warner Brothers? Let's get on with it, guys, so many more important stories in this world...