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Good Morning Dear Reader,   Do you remember the last time you read a good book? Like a really, really good book?   The last book I finished—not 'read', because I have too many books that I started but left unfinished—was Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides. I started the book without too many expectations but, boy, what an adventure it was. Love, family drama, life, death, identity crisis, and gender fluidity, this book has it all.   I'm not going to spoil it for you, but if you're looking for something to read, this Pulitzer-winning title is a wonderful choice. It was a difficult tale to tell, but the author's amazing dexterity in storytelling strung me along right from the beginning to the end.   Here, at The Ken, I find myself constantly looking for ways to improve my storytelling skills.   My editor would always remind me: "Why should someone care about the company/topic that you're writing about? Establish something that is relatable. Tell them why your story is worthy of 10-15 minutes of their day."   This week's stories are definitely worth your time.    On Monday, Jum wrote about the world's most valuable tech company's ambitions for Southeast Asia. Through its crown-jewel TikTok, ByteDance is testing out various strategies for the region, including financial services. But the fintech industry is a crowded one. Does ByteDance have what it takes to compete with the incumbents?   On Tuesday, we carried a shared story from our India edition, where Olina dived deep into the social media takedowns by edtech giants WhiteHat Jr and Byju's. It's hard to imagine that a startup could have so much power over major social media platforms like YouTube and LinkedIn, which played a part in silencing criticism of Byju's and WhiteHat Jr. It's a riveting read.   Moving on to Wednesday. I looked into Astro, which has a monopoly in Malaysia's satellite TV industry for more than 20 years. Now, its biggest challenge is to figure out how to fend off over-the-top (OTT) media platforms—the Netflixes of the world—and, at the same time, make sure its pay-TV business doesn't lose revenue.   For the first time since the launch of The Ken Southeast Asia in March, we have a story from a contributor! On Thursday, armed with two real-life examples, Annie wrote about how social enterprises in the region are pivoting to ensure their survival during the pandemic. The key to their pivot? Going digital.   And as usual, we wrapped up the week with our newsletter, Strait Up. For this issue, we looked at Indonesia's Omnibus Law, which triggered mass protests across the archipelago. We also wrote about the growing number of family offices in Singapore.   That's it from us for this week. Hope you're able to use this weekend to unwind from work and whatever that is troubling you. Take a minute just to space out. I guarantee it's worth it.   Take care and see you next week. Let me know if you've read Middlesex.   Sincerely, Kay kakay@the-ken.com What you just read is The Ken's weekly recap of its stories. Written by a different person each week. Often insightful, sometimes witty, and very rarely boring. Someone sent this to you? Sign up for free. Don't like these? You can unsubscribe. Want to manage your emails? Click here.

The Manila Times Newsletter | October 11, 2020

View in browser August 11, 2020 House lawmakers heed Duterte's call LAWMAKERS from the House of Representatives heeded President Rodrigo Duterte's call for the swift passage of the 2021... Duque: Unified response to mental health needed THE Department of Health (DoH) has sought a more unified response to mental health.... Indonesian bomber, 2 others held in Sulu ZAMBOANGA CITY: Philippine authorities are holding an Indonesian suicide bomber and... Govt urged: Act vs increasing Covid waste THE government should act on the increasing volume of biomedical wastes across the country amid the coronavirus... Go: PH cannot afford a reenacted budget SEN. Christopher Lawrence "Bong" Go has expressed his full support for the proposed 2021 budget.... More news > FAQ SUPPORT Opinion View all OPINION ON PAGE ONE Mr. Dar should get out of his bubble The Department of Agriculture (DA) has so mastered the art of Orwellian doublespeak that it can quietly but recklessly... OPINION ON PAGE ONE Can humanity ever be united in doing good? The latest letter of Pope Francis, his encyclical, "Fratelli Tuttii" (Brothers and Sisters All),.. The Manila Times Publishing Corporation 2/F Sitio Grande Building, 409 A. Soriano Avenue, Intramuros, Manila Philippines You received this email because you signed up on our website. Unsubscribe

How to Profit From the Video Game Wars

And you don't have to be a gamer to get in on these gains…

Published: October 10, 2020 Dive Into These Profits…  There's been a major Flash Crash in the markets… It's not surprising that most traders are hurting after losing money and are trying to find a solution. Luckily, I've seen this market activity before and know exactly how to take advantage of these crazy market levels. I'm finally revealing how these Flash Crashes offer traders big opportunities. See how you could earn 92.5% on your account in four weeks or less!  Click here now Roger Scott 20+ years of trading experience managed over $900 million teaching thousands daily. How to Profit From the Video Game Wars Microsoft buying Bethesda addresses one of the biggest complaints about its first-party games. Or rather, its lack of big first-party games as it competes with Sony Corp. (NYSE: SNE) and its PlayStation brand. This is a major shot across the bow of Sony, which dominated the current generation of console sales at a 2-to-1 ratio. This acquisition gives Microsoft sole ownership of all Bethesda's intellectual property and allows it to make the games part of its subscription-based GamePass model… sort of a Netflix for video games that costs $10 a month. Sony does not yet have a real rival to GamePass, which has seen its subscription numbers rise by 50% to 15 million — in the past few months alone. So Microsoft buying Bethesda is quite the coup. You may not be a gamer, and that's totally fine. WealthPress's Jeff Yastine isn't either.  But in the U.S. alone, the gaming industry is worth about $66 billion a year in sales. Worldwide, it's worth about $200 billion. As an investor, there's money to be made on this news. And he thinks there are more big acquisitions to come... Get Jeff's prediction Could Trump Be America's NEW 'Comeback Kid?'  During the Bush-Clinton presidential race in 1992, Bill Clinton made a famous speech in which he proclaimed himself "The Comeback Kid." This week, America appears to have found itself a new "Comeback Kid" as current President Donald Trump touts he has beaten the infamous coronavirus and is now back to the Oval Office to continue his presidential duties. The news that Trump had been moved to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for treatment relating to the coronavirus left the markets in a panic last week, as many investors couldn't help but wonder what else might be thrown at them! With the news that Trump has made his way back to the White House, where he is spreading the word that he is not only cured but potentially immune to the virus, how will investors and Wall Street react? Find out here The 1 Sector Trump and Biden Agree On October 6, 2020 We're less than one month from election day. And many traders are starting to get nervous about the unforeseeable outcome.  Continue Reading These Top Paper Stocks Are Our No. 1 E-Commerce Buy October 8, 2020 About a day or two ago, I did a little exposé on the top paper stocks. These are THE stocks to watch right now.   Continue Reading The information in this email is intended for informational purposes only and does not guarantee specific results as there is a high degree of risk involved with trading. Also, our traders are real traders and may have financial interests in the companies discussed.  Please see our Terms and Conditions for more information.

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