Dell Donation, Costco Lawsuit, and AI Adoption Incentives
Dell Donates $6 Billion to Kids & Costco Sues Trump Over Tariffs
Resources
Books
- "The New York Times" - Mentioned as the source for Michael Dell's comments on his donation strategy.
Videos & Documentaries
- "Monsters" - A Netflix series that featured Ed Gein, contributing to the page's high viewership on Wikipedia.
Research & Studies
- "Studies that show that even relatively modest sums with accounts like this children are more likely to graduate from high school and college they're more likely to buy a home to start a business" - Referenced by Michael Dell to support the concept of investment accounts for children.
Tools & Software
- Microsoft Active Directory - Mentioned as something Quest Software helps customers manage with less risk.
- Microsoft Copilot - Mentioned in the context of Shoosmiths law firm offering bonuses for its use.
Articles & Papers
- "Bloomberg article" - Cited for information on the shift in lunch preferences towards sandwiches and tacos.
- "Another Bloomberg article" - Highlighted a strategy for incentivizing employees to use AI through coworker training.
People Mentioned
- Steve Ells - Founder of Chipotle, mentioned for his new restaurant concept.
- Michael Dell - Billionaire CEO and co-founder of Dell Computers, discussed for his significant charitable donation.
- Susan Dell - Wife of Michael Dell, mentioned for her involvement in the charitable donation.
- Trump - Referred to in relation to "Trump accounts" and his administration's tariffs.
- Brad Gerstner - Hedge fund manager and founder of Invest America, who advocated for investment accounts for youth and shared the idea with Michael Dell.
- Ed Gein - Serial killer active in the 1950s, whose Wikipedia page was highly viewed due to a Netflix series.
- Donald Trump - Mentioned for his administration's tariffs and his connection to "Trump accounts."
- Zoran Momdani - Mentioned as having one of the top 10 most viewed Wikipedia pages.
- Pope Leo - Mentioned as having one of the top 10 most viewed Wikipedia pages.
- Toby Lütke - CEO of Shopify, mentioned for a memo about AI expectations.
- John Slattery - Actor, mentioned in relation to a scene in Mad Men.
- Matthew Weiner - Creator of Mad Men, discussed in relation to the show's development and HBO passing on it.
- David Chase - Mentioned as developing "The Sopranos" with Matthew Weiner for HBO.
- Mr. Beast - YouTuber, mentioned for entering Wikipedia's top 10 most viewed pages for the first time.
- Taylor Swift - Singer, mentioned for dropping out of Wikipedia's top 20 most viewed pages.
- Rosalía - Artist, mentioned for having the top song on Apple Music.
- Bruno Mars - Artist, mentioned for having the top song on Apple Music.
- Kendrick Lamar - Artist, mentioned for having a top song on Apple Music.
- SZA - Artist, mentioned for having a top song on Apple Music.
- Lady Gaga - Artist, mentioned for having a top song on Apple Music.
- Billie Eilish - Artist, mentioned for having a top song on Apple Music.
- Drake - Artist, mentioned as the top artist on Apple Music.
Organizations & Institutions
- Chipotle - Restaurant chain, mentioned for cutting financial targets.
- Sweetgreen - Restaurant chain, mentioned for cutting financial targets.
- Cava - Restaurant chain, mentioned for cutting financial targets.
- Shake Shack - Restaurant chain, mentioned for its sales growth.
- Potbelly - Sandwich chain, mentioned for its sales growth.
- Quest Software - Company providing data foundation solutions for AI.
- Dell Computers - Company co-founded by Michael Dell.
- Invest America - Nonprofit organization that advocated for investment accounts for America's youth.
- Treasury - Mentioned in relation to the "Trump accounts" program.
- Costco - Retail company, mentioned for suing the Trump administration over tariffs.
- Revlon - Cosmetics company, mentioned as having quietly filed lawsuits for tariff refunds.
- Kawasaki - Motorcycle manufacturer, mentioned as having quietly filed lawsuits for tariff refunds.
- Shoosmiths - UK-based law firm, mentioned for offering bonuses for using Microsoft Copilot.
- Brex - Fintech company, mentioned for handing out spot bonuses for AI projects.
- Morgan Stanley - Company cultivating AI influencers.
- ServiceNow - Company cultivating AI influencers.
- HubSpot - Company cultivating AI influencers.
- Yelp - Company cultivating AI influencers.
- Shopify - Company, mentioned for its CEO's memo on AI expectations.
- Moderna - Company that rolled out AI trainings.
- PwC - Company that rolled out AI trainings.
- S&P Global - Company that rolled out AI trainings.
- Wikimedia Foundation - Mentioned in relation to Wikipedia page views.
- Apple Music - Streaming service, mentioned for its yearly recap and top songs/artists.
- Coca-Cola - Food giant, sued by San Francisco over ultra-processed products.
- Kraft Heinz - Food giant, sued by San Francisco over ultra-processed products.
- Nestle - Food giant, sued by San Francisco over ultra-processed products.
- Kellogg - Food giant, sued by San Francisco over ultra-processed products.
- Mondelēz - Oreo maker, sued by San Francisco over ultra-processed products.
- HBO Max - Streaming service, mentioned for re-releasing "Mad Men" in 4K.
- AMC - Television network, mentioned for originally picking up "Mad Men."
- Morning Brew - Media company, mentioned in relation to its podcast and potential Wikipedia viewership.
Courses & Educational Resources
- AI trainings - Mentioned as being rolled out by companies like Moderna, PwC, and S&P Global.
Websites & Online Resources
- Quest.com/burl - Mentioned as the website for Quest Software.
- LinkedIn.com/mbd - Mentioned for LinkedIn Ads.
- Wikipedia - Mentioned for its list of most-viewed articles in 2025.
- YouTube - Mentioned for introducing a version of Spotify Wrapped for videos.
- davidprotein.com/mbd - Mentioned for David Protein Bars.
- wooo.com/cost - Mentioned for WooCommerce.
Other Resources
- "Trump accounts" - Tax-advantaged investment accounts established by a bill, expanded upon by the Dell's donation.
- 529 plan - Mentioned as a comparison to "Trump accounts" for financial planning.
- "The Sopranos" - TV show, mentioned in relation to "Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner.
- "Severance" - TV series, mentioned as having a highly viewed Wikipedia page due to its complexity.
- "Sinners" - Movie, mentioned as having a highly viewed Wikipedia page.
- "Weapons" - Movie, mentioned as having a highly viewed Wikipedia page.
- "Thunderbolts" - Movie, mentioned as having a highly viewed Wikipedia page.
- "Superman" - Movie, mentioned as having a highly viewed Wikipedia page.
- "Adolescence" - Netflix series, mentioned as having a highly viewed Wikipedia page.
- "K-Pop Demon Hunter" - Entertainment product, mentioned as a major story of the year but not requiring Wikipedia for understanding.
- "Deaths in 2025" - Wikipedia page, noted as a consistently highly viewed page.
- Spotify Wrapped - Yearly recap of listening habits, mentioned as a comparison for YouTube and Apple Music recaps.
- "Mad Men" - TV show, mentioned for its re-release in 4K and observed production errors.
- "Game of Thrones" - TV show, mentioned for a post-production error involving a coffee cup.