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Remember 2017’s Fyre Fest?

We don’t blame you for forgetting the massive failure. After spending hundreds (even thousands) of dollars, guests arrived at the Caribbean festival learning all artists had canceled, and were eventually evacuated from the venue.

Founder and creator Billy McFarland served time in federal prison for creating the fraudulent event and shirking investors and attendees out of $26 million. But, since his release in 2022, it seems he can’t get rid of the festival bug.

Last week, McFarland announced the Fyre Festival II, pre-selling $499 tickets for an event slated for “sometime in December 2024.”

Whether MacFarland succeeds in actually throwing the festival this time, it’s a reminder that if the old adage “At first you don’t succeed, try again” applies to this guy, then it certainly applies to you.

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The News

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Leaders from Philly share their top tips for approaching investors.

While spring brought layoffs and job loss, the tech pullback may be cooling off, reports Technical.ly CEO Chris Wink in the Builders newsletter.

Gaming communities may be bringing us together, not pulling us apart, especially in the case of young men, according to new research out of Texas A&M.

The Jobs

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The End

Don’t fear failure. See you back here again soon.