Apple generates more profit from the App Store than all of Manhattan's landlords generate from rent. It also offers some important lessons about why some tenants will stop paying.

Apple, Landlords, and the Revolt Against Monopolies

Weekly insights on the future of work, cities, and markets. Hosted by Dror Poleg, with occasional guests. 

Dror Poleg writes about the future of work, cities, and markets. His ideas have appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Bloomberg, and beyond. A former tech entrepreneur, private equity investor, and combat veteran, he explores how technology is rewriting the rules of productivity, power, and investing.

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Weekly insights on the future of work, cities, and markets. Hosted by Dror Poleg, with occasional guests. Dror Poleg writes about the future of work, cities, and markets. His ideas have appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Bloomberg, and beyond. A former tech entrepreneur, private equity investor, and combat veteran, he explores how technology is rewriting the rules of productivity, power, and investing. Subscribe to Dror's weekly newsletter on DrorPoleg.com

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