Stacey Shick
@staceyshick.bsky.social
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I edit the Businessweek Daily newsletter at Bloomberg; resident of Queens; alumna, American U; fan of the Tampa Bay Rays (really). I run, I bake, I use punctuation. https://www.bloomberg.com/account/newsletters/businessweek
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Welcome new followers, thanks to the verified journalists list! I edit the Businessweek Daily newsletter among other things for the mag. Past work includes BBG Opinion, NYT, MLB and Tampa Trib, but my most famous byline is in the 2004 “Punisher” movie. Looking forward to sharing more with you. 🗞️
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I have a piece coming out this weekend that uses data from at least 4 recent MMWRs. That’s not unusual, btw, that’s how essential those CDC reports are for tracking things flu, RSV, maternal mortality…
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BREAKING: Friday night massacre underway at CDC. Doznes of "disease detectives," high-level scientists, entire Washington staff and editors of the MMWR (Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report) have all been RIFed and received the following notice:
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Today's Businessweek Daily is a report from the Screentime conference: Welcome to Hollywood in 2025, where the industry’s traditional, swaggering invincibility has given way to a growing sense of vulnerability—technologically, economically and politically.
Hollywood Is Feeling Vulnerable as Profit Pressure Builds
A dispatch from the Bloomberg Screentime conference. Plus: Everybody’s Business talks betting.
www.bloomberg.com
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I was just looking at the map trying to figure out if this might create a reasonable transit route to Grover Cleveland High School from elsewhere in Queens.
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Dick’s Sporting Goods — "which began life in 1948 as a fishing and camping store in Binghamton, New York — has become the Levi Strauss of the youth sports gold rush. It’s the leading supplier for young athletes searching for glory." Happy weekend, to my fellow sports parents out there!
Inside the Empire That Sports Parents Built
Moms and dads with coolers, cleats and credit cards are powering a $40 billion US youth-sports industry and its unofficial home base, Dick’s Sporting Goods.
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Pending developments in today's federal hearing, the Chicago Marathon could be competing in the streets this weekend alongside National Guard troop deployments. Catch up in today's Businessweek Daily
Marathon Is a Test for Chicago as Troops Arrive
Thousands of runners will compete as Trump’s immigration crackdown continues. Plus: Is this an AI bubble?
www.bloomberg.com
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As Argentina's short-term interest rates soar today, here's Tuesday's Businessweek Daily on how Milei got here, trying to prevent a slump in the peso that would fuel inflation ahead of midterm elections on Oct. 26
Argentina Got in a Rut as Milei’s Political Capital Fell
Here’s why the US is talking about a bailout. Plus: Mall mogul Rick Caruso sees opportunity after Los Angeles fires.
www.bloomberg.com
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Thrilled to receive this @sidneyhillman.bsky.social award for my @businessweek.bsky.social investigation on the dismembering of NIOSH. Grateful to everyone who makes this reporting possible. Wherever you work, please bring me your stories!

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@josheidelson.bsky.social wins the October Sidney Award from the Sidney Hillman Foundation for exposing the devastating toll of Trump's cuts to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
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A couple of national treasures here
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Oh, @clydehaberman.bsky.social “I really came into Zabar’s as a temporary assignment,” he told The New York Times in 2008. He never left. Instead, he became one of New York’s leading lox-smiths..."
www.nytimes.com/2025/10/07/d...
Saul Zabar, Smoked Fish Czar of Upper West Side, Dies at 97
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Beautiful moon here today too. I couldn’t get a good picture on my run, but the clouds also spectacular.
Picture of a morning blue sky with a scattering of pink clouds above a power line and some trees.
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You can play Alphadots on Sundays!

I solved today's Alphadots in 56 seconds and used 1 plot. Think you can do better? Play now at bloomberg.com/alphadots
Sunday, Oct. 5
ALPHA
0:56 with 1 plot
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Taylor Swift is now worth $2.1 billion, up $1 billion from two years ago, when the Bloomberg Billionaires Index first outed her as a member of the three-commas club.
Taylor Swift Has a New Album and Another Billion Dollars
Sales from The Life of a Showgirl and its movie theater release party will add to her $2.1 billion.
www.bloomberg.com
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And I assure you it's a coincidence that my daughter's favorite cover variation image is inside.
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In today's Businessweek Daily, we're proud to report Taylor Swift is now a multibillionaire. (That's $2.1 billion before "The Life of a Showgirl") 🎁 link
Taylor Swift Has a New Album and Another Billion Dollars
Sales from The Life of a Showgirl and its movie theater release party will add to her $2.1 billion.
www.bloomberg.com
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In today's Businessweek Daily, we're proud to report Taylor Swift is now a multibillionaire. (That's $2.1 billion before "The Life of a Showgirl") 🎁 link
Taylor Swift Has a New Album and Another Billion Dollars
Sales from The Life of a Showgirl and its movie theater release party will add to her $2.1 billion.
www.bloomberg.com
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The comments on this are a wholesome delight.
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It's the season for generously buttered noodles, sprinkled with just a quarter cup of parsley for color and freshness, which are the perfect blank canvas for practically any stew or braise. nyti.ms/48Erd5a
A pot of generously buttered noodles, with parsley.
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Any shock value of a government shutdown wore off years ago. Wes Kosova writes today in the Businessweek Daily about how this is all likely to go
Government Shutdowns Are Sadly Familiar Now
The most likely outcome: Essential services will continue until a predictable deal is struck.
www.bloomberg.com
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And don't forget you can get to Bloomberg's new game Alphadots from the newsletter (and here: www.bloomberg.com/games/alphad...)
Play Alphadots!
Our daily word puzzle with a plot twist.
Today’s clue is: Bond villain?
Play now!
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Any shock value of a government shutdown wore off years ago. Wes Kosova writes today in the Businessweek Daily about how this is all likely to go
Government Shutdowns Are Sadly Familiar Now
The most likely outcome: Essential services will continue until a predictable deal is struck.
www.bloomberg.com
staceyshick.bsky.social
This was fun, and not just because I got this close on one demographic.
Your guess: Margin D+68, 15.5% of voters
Actual: Margin D+68, 16% of voters
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“You realize, ‘I can cut other things out of my life, but I cannot cut this butter out,’” Clarke said. “The world is on fire. We have butter and cheese.”
The Latest Little Luxury: Fancier, Fattier Butter
Elsewhere in the grocery store, shoppers are on the hunt for bargains. But sales of high-priced premium butter are growing.
www.bloomberg.com
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Good morning -- here's a reminder that you can now play Alphadots! Or Businessweek Daily subscribers can play when the newsletter arrives later today.
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Bloomberg has a new daily game called Alphadots, and it’s a lot of fun if you like wordplay and charts. You can go to the website directly (www.bloomberg.com/games/alphad...) or we’ll have a link in the Businessweek Daily! 🙌
Alphadots: The Word Puzzle With a Plot Twist by Bloomberg
One clue, one chart, one hidden phrase. Solve a new puzzle every day.
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