The creator, acting as a news anchor, delivers a weekly roundup of four distinct news stories. He begins by covering the backlash against the US Open's high ticket prices, then reports on American Express cutting credit limits for some customers. He transitions to a transportation story about Trenitalia challenging Eurostar's monopoly, and concludes with a story about a grueling last-man-standing ultramarathon in Germany, before promoting his newsletter for more in-depth coverage.
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The Four Freedoms is presented by @tryramp – the finance platform that takes the admin out of company spend, so ambitious businesses can get on with the work itself.
This week’s newsletter:
The @usopen ticket price backlash
@sohohouse’s identity crisis
@casajondal: Ibiza’s favourite reservation
What went wrong at @williamsf1team?
@americanexpress is cutting credit limits
A weekend with the @bentleymotors Continental GT
The @blancpain1735 Bathyscaphe 70th: Right watch, wrong price
Is @phiaco phinished?
Trenitalia is coming for the @eurostar
The Slim Aarons school of hotel design
Slovenia is having a record summer
How fast can you book a private jet?
Inside Germany’s last-man-standing ultramarathon
Marylebone’s new longevity gym @ydun.life
The @cadence Performance Center
The rise of non-toxic workout wear
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Transcript
US Open gets backlash from a billionaire. American Express starts cutting credit limits. The Eurostar finally gets a competitor, and Germany hosts a last man standing ultra marathon. Here's the news you missed this week in the four freedoms presented by Ram. The US Open was always the accessible slam. This year, tickets sold out instantly, and passes with no reserved seats just hit $360 this week, eight times the get in price at Wimbledon. Big bro Bill Ackman led the backlash, pointing out the organizer, USTA, is a nonprofit worse stated mission is the promotion of tennis. American Express is reportedly cutting credit limits for some of its biggest spenders, with cardholders describing tens of thousands or more wiped from their spending power pretty much overnight without missed payments or bad history, they say. These no limit cards have, of course, always had one, and AmEx hasn't commented yet on this. But supposedly, the last time people noticed this happening was 2007. Trenitalia is coming for the euro The Italian state operator has confirmed a €2,000,000,000 order for 19 new high speed trains ahead of a planned London to Paris launch in 2029, set to be the first channel crossing competition since the Eurostar's monopoly began back in 1994. And at a secret military base near Dusseldorf, the best Seoul ultra marathon just ran for four days straight. One four mile loop every hour on the hour until just one runner remains, American Rank Dowdle this year, who covered 395 miles in ninety four straight hours. Entry is just a €100, and organizers handpick only a 150 to run. Every week, we cover all these tier, as well as a dozen more, in-depth in our free newsletter. You can sign up no, the link in bio.
