Mentions personal use of Wall Street Journal. Mentions personal use of Financial Times. Mentions personal use of Business Insider.

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…Obviously, you’re a very busy person. Also, you need to imbibe a lot of financial news about many different topics. Do you have any tip or advice on how it is you managed to do this, what would seem to be much better than how other people manage? Look, I was born curious. I am addicted, probably to my great detriment, to X, formerly Twitter. I follow all sorts of people. I read the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times and Business Insider. I go to the Drudge Report, and I go here and there. I’m just constantly trying to absorb things. I’m reading academic papers. The truth is I do benefit. I started this thing called DealBook back in 2001. We have a great team, and we live in a Slack channel all day, playing with different stories all day, meaning we’re constantly giving each other new ideas, new things to read. That’s how I take in the news. Then we have a team of producers at Squawk Box. I’m sort of a beneficiary of a whole bunch of systems. How much do you rely on chat groups?…

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