The Best One Yet ⛳ “He’s a 10 but…” — Tea’s red flag dating app. Quince’s $4.5B cashmere. Our 1st Transcontinental Railroad. Happy Gilmore’s cameo strategy.
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Jul 30, 2025 A new dating app called Tea is creating buzz, allowing users to rate their dates and igniting privacy concerns. Meanwhile, a monumental $85B railroad deal marks the introduction of the first transcontinental train. Fashion brand Quince reaches $4.5B in sales for cashmere, reminiscent of America's Shein. Lastly, 'Happy Gilmore 2' embraces a unique marketing strategy with 60 celebrity cameos, adding to its charm. Dive into these captivating topics that blend business, dating, and entertainment!
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Happy Gilmore 2’s Cameo Hack
- Happy Gilmore 2 features 60 celebrity cameos as a marketing and cost-saving tactic.
- Many pro athletes, musicians, influencers, and family members of Adam Sandler appear in the film.
T App's Double-Edged Power
- The T app lets women rate men and catch relationship red flags but was hacked twice, risking user privacy.
- The app digitizes the Whisper Network, exposing both accountability benefits and privacy risks.
Prioritize Security with Vulnerable Products
- If vulnerability is your product, security must be your foundation.
- Prioritize protecting user data to maintain trust and product viability.