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Recent stats show Bulgaria is one of the safer places in Europe. In 2022, there were around 86 property crimes per 100,000 people - including 64 break-ins and about 22 car thefts.
Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports, started the company in 2003 as a free sports and gambling newspaper in Boston.
He personally handed it out at subway stations. Known for his bold, unfiltered style, Portnoy grew Barstool into a massive digital media brand by leaning into viral content, betting culture, and authentic fan engagement.
In 2012, McDonald’s India opened its first vegetarian-only restaurant near the Golden Temple in Amritsar, followed by another at Katra near the Vaishno Devi shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. These locations were designed to cater to the dietary preferences of pilgrims and locals, offering a 100% vegetarian menu. The menu featured popular items such as the McAloo Tikki burger, McVeggie burger, and McSpicy Paneer wrap. This move aligned with McDonald’s strategy to adapt its offerings to local tastes and cultural practices, as vegetarianism is prevalent in India due to religious beliefs.
Sam Altman is taking on Apple and Google directly.
OpenAI is buying an AI device startup from Jony Ive for $6.5 billion. Jony is the man behind the design of the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook. He spent years at Apple and is known around the world for his design work.
Now he’s teaming up with OpenAI to build a new kind of device made for the age of AI.
This isn’t just software anymore. Altman is entering the world of hardware, where Apple has ruled for years.
Eric Schmidt, in his book How Google Works, says there are two kinds of people—knaves and divas.
Knaves are selfish. They create drama, slow things down, and hurt the team. When you spot one, don’t hesitate. Let them go.
Divas are different. They’re intense, driven, and sometimes a little hard to manage. But they bring energy. They challenge the norm. And if they’re making the team stronger, they’re worth keeping around.
Schmidt’s take: strong personalities aren’t a threat if they’re pushing the team forward. The right diva might just be the one who changes everything.
