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Get to know Twitter's new CEO... May 13, 2023 | | SPONSORED BY Good morning. The Social Security Adm

Get to know Twitter's new CEO... May 13, 2023 [View Online]( | [Sign Up]( | [Shop]( [Morning Brew]( SPONSORED BY [Remi]( Good morning. The Social Security Administration released its list of the most popular baby names for 2022, and Liam and Olivia continued their reigns as the top names for boys and girls, respectively. But look at the fastest-rising names, and you’ll see the impact of pop culture. Dutton, popularized by the TV Western Yellowstone, moved up the most of any name, jumping 986 spots from 2021 to No. 835 this year. Hopefully the Duttons will fare better than all the poor Khaleesis out there. —Matty Merritt, Sam Klebanov, Cassandra Cassidy, Neal Freyman, Abby Rubenstein MARKETS Nasdaq 12,284.74 -0.36% S&P 4,124.08 -0.16% Dow 33,300.62 -0.03% 10-Year 3.468% +7.9 bps Bitcoin $26,781.47 -0.91% Robinhood $8.74 -9.43% *Stock data as of market close, cryptocurrency data as of 2:00am ET. [Here's what these numbers mean.]( - Markets: Stocks tumbled yesterday as regional banks continued to look iffy and new data showed consumer sentiment dropping, pushing the Dow and S&P 500 to their second straight weeks of [losses](. Robinhood fell despite a recent healthy earnings report after Morgan Stanley analysts said the company’s new 24-hour trading feature wouldn’t give it a big boost.  C-SUITE [Musk taps ad exec as new Twitter CEO]( [Linda Yaccarino photo in Twitter logo]( Illustration: Francis Scialabba, Photo: Santiago Felipe/Getty Images It’s gotta be a culture shock to leave a multinational media conglomerate for a place that automatically replies to press requests with a poop emoji. Elon Musk [announced]( yesterday that NBCUniversal’s former chair of global advertising and partnerships Linda Yaccarino would succeed him as Twitter CEO, despite coming from the media world Musk despises. Who is Yaccarino? She’s a heavyweight in the advertising industry, nicknamed “the velvet hammer” for her negotiating tactics. She formally announced leaving NBCUniversal yesterday after spending the last 11 years at the company. But she might be a culture fit after all: Yaccarino backed Musk’s views on free speech when she interviewed him onstage at a conference in Miami last month. Yaccarino brings something Twitter has desperately lacked since Musk started sleeping in the Twitter office: credibility with advertisers. When Musk took over the platform, ad sales brought in more than 90% of Twitter’s revenue, but after a shaky takeover, advertisers bounced. - Monthly ad revenue from Twitter’s top 1,000 advertisers dropped from roughly $127 million in October 2022 (the month Musk bought the company) to $48 million in January 2023, according to digital marketing analysis firm Pathmatics by Sensor Tower. Musk tried to replace some of those lost dollars by making people pay for their blue check marks with Twitter Blue, but that flopped. If Musk really wants to turn Twitter into an “[everything app]( a good place to start would be getting the best in the biz to bring back advertisers. Looking ahead…Musk will move to the CTO and executive chairman positions (and perhaps start focusing more on his other companies), but Yaccarino isn’t necessarily set up for success. Becoming the CEO of Twitter kinda feels like inheriting a beautiful Victorian house that is rapidly flooding because the previous owner intentionally smashed every single pipe. Also, a bunch of angry people (some wearing badges!) currently live there. She’s got her work cut out for her wooing companies: Just yesterday, Twitter removed its autocomplete suggestion function after NBC [reported]( the app was suggesting animal abuse videos to anyone typing “dog” or “cat” into the search bar.—MM For more on how this impacts the advertising world, check out Marketing Brew’s [in-depth coverage](.   SPONSORED BY REMI [Guard your zzz’s]( [Remi]( If you want to improve your mood and invest in your overall health, don’t skimp on good sleep. But if you’re part of the 25%–40% of US adults who grind or clench your teeth at night, your sleep is probably suffering. Stop the grind with a custom night guard from [Remi](. Their team of dental professionals makes every single night guard right in their own San Francisco lab. Your [custom night guard]( is shipped straight to you, which takes a big bite out of the price compared with other retailers. You’ll get 2 night guards every 6 months for only $59 (this typically costs $500+ through dental offices, JSYK). [Get grind-free sleep](. WORLD Tour de headlines [Philip Jefferson shaking Jerome Powell's hand ]Drew Angerer/Getty Images Jerome Powell may get a new No. 2. President Biden said yesterday that he would [nominate]( economist Philip Jefferson, who is already on the Fed’s board, to become second-in-command at the central bank, replacing Lael Brainard. He also plans to nominate the current US rep to the World Bank, Adriana Kugler, to an empty board seat. She would be the Fed’s first Latina governor. If confirmed by the Senate, the pair will jump into their new roles as the Fed continues to try to curb inflation without tipping the economy into a recession, so no pressure there. Border update: The expiration of Title 42, the policy that allowed the US to expel migrants seeking asylum on public health grounds, was followed by [relative calm]( at the southern border yesterday after border crossings surged earlier in the week. But the Biden administration is facing legal challenges to its current border policies from both the right and left that could determine what happens next. In one case, Florida and other Republican-led states won an order Thursday forbidding the US from releasing migrants without court dates for two weeks. Mom with “doomsday” beliefs convicted of murder. An Idaho jury found Lori Vallow Daybell [guilty]( of murdering two of her children and conspiring in the murder of her husband’s first wife. Prosecutors chalked her motives up to “money, power, and sex,” while her attorneys claimed she was led astray by cultlike beliefs—including that the two children were turned into zombies by bad spirits and that she was a goddess who would trigger the apocalypse. She now faces the possibility of life in prison when she is sentenced. INTERNATIONAL POLITICS [Turkey votes on its future]( [Turkish women at a demonstration]( Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Turkey heads to the polls tomorrow to decide whether to send its strongman president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan into retirement. Erdoğan [faces]( the biggest threat yet in the 20 years he’s led the country: His opponent, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, is slightly ahead in the polls. The two politicians are selling wildly different visions for the nation with the second-largest army in NATO, and it looks like democracy itself is on the ballot. Given that Turkey is a major trade and geopolitical partner for the US, the EU, and Russia, it’s no wonder that political pundits, investors, and newsletter writers are all watching closely as its citizens choose its future. - Kılıçdaroğlu leads the chorus of critics accusing Erdoğan of governing like an authoritarian, and he blames the country’s runaway inflation on the leader’s unorthodox policies. He’s branded himself as a secular, democracy-first alternative to the religious, traditionalist incumbent. - Erdoğan is wooing voters with promises to replicate the economic boom Turkey experienced earlier in his tenure, even as the nation rebuilds from the devastating earthquake that threatened his popularity. Looking ahead…there likely won’t be a clear winner tomorrow, necessitating a second vote later this month. And some political scientists are worried Erdoğan won’t concede the election even if he loses.—SK   TOGETHER WITH SALESFORCE CONNECTIONS [Salesforce Connections]( You wanna be there. The biggest days in marketing, commerce, and customer-first innovation are almost here—[Salesforce Connections]( returns to Chicago June 7–8. Fill up on AI and data-powered insights that can help you drive personalization, learn the latest cutting-edge strategies to increase revenue, and create amazing customer experiences. Register now and [get 20% off with code CNXBREW](. BOOKS [Swifties haven’t been this disappointed since the release of ‘ME!’]( [Best seller sticker with Taylor Swift's face over picture of BTS members]( Morning Brew/Image: Getty Images Yesterday, the publishing world crushed Swifties’ dreams when it was revealed that an unpublished, untitled book believed to be a Taylor Swift memoir was, in fact, [not](. The hype surrounding the potential Swift tell-all shot the book up to No. 2 on Amazon’s bestseller list this week, forcing Flatiron Books to announce the the book’s real author, K-pop superstars BTS, a month earlier than planned. What made people think Swift wrote it? Swifties love a conspiracy. Amazon listed the book as 4C Untitled Flatiron Nonfiction Summer 2023 Hardcover by “Flatiron Author to be Revealed July 2023.” Fans found a number of Easter eggs pointing to Swift in the book’s few known details. For example, the digits in the number of pages (544) add up to Swift’s lucky number (5+4+4=13). And the book’s release date, July 9, is 1) mentioned in her song “Last Kiss” and 2) close to July 7, the date that Taylor’s version of Speak Now is set to be released. But…July 9, 2023, also marks the 10th anniversary of the founding of an equally adoring fanbase: [ARMY](. The $45 book, actually titled, Beyond the Story: 10-Year Record of BTS, is now No. 1 on the Amazon and Barnes & Nobles bestseller lists.—CC   GRAB BAG Key performance indicators [A mailbox over stuffed with flowers]Hannah Minn Stat: If you remembered to get your mom a Mother’s Day gift, there’s a good chance you got it from 1-800-Flowers (and if you forgot, maybe go take care of that now). The company expects to deliver [23 million flowers]( for tomorrow’s holiday, according to the Wall Street Journal. It’s the nationwide florist’s biggest floral delivery day of the year, accounting for 10% of its annual revenue and trumping Valentine’s Day, which brings in ~9%. Quote: “Talk about AI is everywhere right now.” In addition to knowing what guilty pleasure song you secretly play on repeat, Spotify CEO Daniel Ek knows what people are talking about…or at least what people with podcasts are. Ek tweeted Thursday that he checked his [company’s data]( and the number of daily podcast episodes about AI has spiked 500% over the last 30 days. Someday all those hot takes will probably become fodder to train future AI models. Read: The plot to steal the other secret inside a can of Coca-Cola. ([Bloomberg Businessweek]( NEWS What else is brewing - [Tesla]( recalled nearly every car it has sold in China, some 1.1 million vehicles, to fix a braking defect. But no one will have to bring their car back to the shop: Tesla will push an over-the-air software fix to the vehicles. - [YouTube star Trevor Jacob]( admitted to intentionally crashing an airplane for views. He could face 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to destruction and concealment with the intent to obstruct a federal investigation. - [McDonald’s]( was found liable by a jury for a hot chicken nugget that fell out of a Happy Meal and caused second-degree burns on a young girl’s leg. - [Dan Snyder]( has agreed to sell the Washington Commanders to a group led by Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Josh Harris, bringing Snyder's controversial run with the team one step closer to its end. - Correction: In yesterday’s newsletter, we inaccurately wrote the San Diego Chargers instead of the Los Angeles Chargers, forgetting that the team moved. Then again, so has everyone in LA. RECS [Saturday To-Do List graphic] Behind “The Red Lion”: This explains why hundreds of [English pubs]( have the same name. Connies on Connie: Women named after [Connie Chung]( got a chance to thank their namesake (you may want tissues handy if you watch the video). 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