Brian Hershberg

Even Disinformation Experts Don’t Know How to Stop It https://t.co/aoFIyDdpvk

RT @WSJ: These WSJ journalists have shaved their heads to show solidarity with their colleague Evan Gershkovich, whose head was shaved on o…

A decade ago, journalist Rachel Zimmerman lost her husband to suicide. After spending years asking if she could have stopped it, she finally figured out a way forward. https://t.co/jZpsac6jtE via @WSJ

RT @isctatlor1091: I don't usually write about myself, but I enjoyed working on this column. It details my early-career experience without…

RT @WSJ: More than a year ago, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia for doing his job. He remains in a Mos…

The Labor Department releases an expansion of the fiduciary rule to govern post-401(k) rollovers, among other things. Here are the details: https://t.co/Fw3nzIPN1s via @WSJ

So many coins end up in the trash that one company is digging them up for profit https://t.co/eHIMcqHJhz via @WSJ

Costco’s longtime finance chief Richard Galanti stepped down after nearly 40 years. The executive, called the “voice” of the company, has been unique among CFOs, from his tenure to his casual style. https://t.co/sDmT5OUUUA via @WSJ

RT @joe_palazzolo: This front page marks ONE YEAR that Evan Gershkovich has been illegally imprisoned in Russia. He should be here with us,…

Random old-media observation: I'll probably always refer to news organizations as newspapers

Whenever Costco puts 1-ounce gold bars for sale on its website, forums for gold enthusiasts and for the retailer light up and they sell out quickly. But is it the best way to buy the metal? https://t.co/DT0drJWMzs via @WSJ

The market for rare books is having a moment with record sales figures and attractive returns. Getting started isn’t as hard as one might think. https://t.co/fBic6Ivaiq via @WSJ

RT @phillysport: Chase Utley was added to the 2024 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot for his first chance at Cooperstown. Jimmy Rollins will a…

Baby boomers complain that their kids don’t want any of their parents’ old stuff. A millennial tells her side of the story. https://t.co/PCHKbhnoha via @WSJ

New Jersey is trying to promote long-snubbed “Central Jersey.” The rub: Some parts of that region want no part of that label. “We’re Jersey Shore first—Jersey Shore, do or die.” https://t.co/7zD5jGUGBh via @WSJ

In 2024, the average monthly Social Security check for retired workers will rise 3.2%—a smaller increase than the 8.7% raise retirees received this year https://t.co/qowrVxpv8K via @WSJ #COLA

Millions of Americans are suddenly revealing the twisty logic they use to justify discretionary spending. “I’m not the only one who thinks like this!” https://t.co/AjhSnPgnZq via @WSJ