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Happy Tuesday, Future Party. Apple’s hilarious The Studio — and its co-creator and star, Seth Rogen — swept the Emmys on Sunday night. The show set a comedy record with 13 wins, while Rogen snagged four trophies himself, marking the most ever by a single person in one night. His final acceptance speech, though long enough to drive host Nate Bargatze’s Boys & Girls Club charity counter down to -$60,000, still wasn’t long enough to thank Continental Studios exec Sal Saperstein. IYKYK.

P.S. — The 2026 Coachella lineup just dropped. From Justin Bieber to Sabrina Carpenter, the desert’s calling.

A push to relax the requirement for publicly traded companies to report earnings every quarter could reshape the American economy.

The Big Picture: Public companies in the US have been reporting earnings quarterly since 1970. Europe and the UK dropped the requirement roughly a decade ago, though most firms there still report — proof that, despite the headaches, investor culture leans toward frequent transparency.

Behind The Curtain: Stepping off the hamster wheel of quarterly earnings reports could benefit both companies and customers.

Analysis: Advocates for increasing the time between earnings reports — like JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon and Berkshire Hathaway’s Warren Buffett — argue that quarterly reporting is costly, time-consuming, and pressures companies to hit projections (sometimes prompting creative accounting to keep their stock from dipping). Detractors, ranging from institutional investors to retail traders, counter that quarterly reports provide the transparency they need to gauge a firm’s trajectory and make timely trades.

Still, expect the SEC to focus on the cold, hard numbers: today, there are about 3,700 public companies in the US — 17% fewer than just three years ago and roughly half the number at the 1997 peak.

Next Report: If quarterly reports give way to semiannual updates, companies may be willing to spend more on R&D, knowing they’ll have extra time to balance out sunk costs before facing Wall Street’s scrutiny.

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A team of Swedish researchers has developed two methods for creating artificial skin with built-in blood vessels — the key for skin to regenerate and truly become “alive.”

Why It Hits: Skin — its components, how it works, and its relationship to our body — remains something of a mystery in science. What is clear: artificial skin without blood vessels is little more than a permanent Band-Aid. Vascularization is what allows skin to breathe, heal, and function like the real thing.

Behind The Skin: Researchers at Linköping University developed two methods for 3D bioprinting “vascularized” skin, according to Wired.

The Future: Transplanting skin onto injured areas of the body through grafting is a major part of the healing process. But grafting comes with sacrifices — from scarring to limited functionality — making a bioengineered alternative a potential leap forward in regenerative medicine.

Prediction: Innovations in blood-vessel creation could pave the way for a world where entire organs can be grown and transplanted into the human body — with a reduced risk of rejection.

Many of us dream of growing old comfortably in the home we love.

But as care needs increase, so do the costs — often climbing above $5,000 a month for in-home assistance.

If you’re 62 or older, a reverse mortgage can provide a practical solution by converting home equity into tax-free cash — without giving up ownership or moving out.

That means you can remain in familiar surroundings, get the care you need, and preserve your independence — all on your terms.

To qualify for a reverse mortgage, you must:

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82.8% of you voted Yes in yesterday’s poll: Do you think real estate can hold its value as a long-term investment?

“Buying a property has the unique benefit that even if its value falls in the short term, you can still live in it or rent it out for someone else to use.”

“Real estate has occasional dips, but in my experience, it tends to double in value every 10 years.”

“It depends on the market. Anywhere with a growing population will be fine — but with a declining population, property taxes and interest rates will erode value.”

“Land is only worth what someone’s willing to pay for it — values fluctuate, and properties can fall into disrepair.”

Let’s keep the conversation going. Join our Poll Of The Day newsletter, so your opinions can shine. Discover how your views line up with your peers’, check out cool insights, and have some fun. It’s data with personality.

🏆 The Emmys hit 7.4 million viewers across CBS and Paramount+ — the highest viewership in four years.

🍿 Crunchyroll’s Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle opened to $132.1 million in theaters over the weekend — the biggest debut ever for an anime film.

🎤 Bad Bunny added an extra show to his historic Puerto Rico residency, which will be livestreamed on Amazon Music.

👑 Gucci CEO Stefano Cantino is set to be replaced by Kering deputy CEO for brand development Francesca Bellettini.

💸 PayPal rolled out a new link-sharing payment option that lays the groundwork for the platform to support crypto.

👖 VF Corp. has sold Dickies to Bluestar Alliance for $600 million in cash.

👀 The US has reached a “framework” deal to purchase TikTok — but it’s being used as a bargaining chip in tariff talks with China.

📱 New York could soon force age verification across every major social platform.

💼 MrBeast has more lobbyists in the North Carolina government than most major companies.