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The fine print in health insurance policies is rarely the stuff of casual reading, but 2024 has brought about some unexpected changes that demand our attention. As someone with over a decade of experience in the insurance industry, I recently …
by The Rutherford Institute WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Rutherford Institute is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to protect free speech forums on social media from attempts by big tech companies to block, ban, remove, deplatform, demonetize, de-boost, restrict, deny …
THIS IS WHY..THEY’RE SLOWLY CUTTING THE MONEY… Biden BOOM ! Google Layoffs: Tech Giant To Cut Down 30,000 Jobs, Says Report https://t.co/IXLGz1YLa2 — Make L.A. Great Again 🇺🇸 (@lalovestrump) December 26, 2023 Citibank is laying off 20,000, Google 30,000…is Biden …
by Michael The layoffs are starting to come at a fast and furious pace now. At what point will the mainstream media finally admit that we are facing a major crisis? In recent days, I have been writing quite a …
Just as in 2023, layoffs have hit the tech sector in 2024. Tech firms are continuing to streamline costs, improve efficiencies and respond to a cooling labor market. The U.S. unemployment rate is at 3.7%, according to the most recent …
Just when all zombie companies hoped that rates go down in time for them to roll debt pic.twitter.com/EjdXNOAirz — Michael A. Arouet (@MichaelAArouet) January 11, 2024 Breaking: December Inflation Comes in Hot Inflation higher than expected and breaks trend in …
China is making a big move as the New Year approaches…. China is sanctioning several large U.S. Companies due to the recently announced arms sales to Taiwan, and retaliation sanctions against Chinese companies doing business with Russia. China’s Foreign Ministry …
Mayor Eric Adams of New York on Thursday ratcheted up his feud with Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas, filing suit against 17 transportation companies that he said had carried out a plan by Mr. Abbott to send more than 30,000 …
by Michael We experienced a tremendous amount of economic turbulence in 2024, but at least the employment market was relatively stable. Unfortunately, that period of relative stability appears to be ending. The pace of layoffs really seemed to pick up …
Insolvency experts predict a surge in business failures in 2024, citing high borrowing costs and economic challenges, especially impacting tech, construction, and retail. via Yahoo: “More big firms are likely to go bust next year amid the “double whammy” of …
by nobjos This chart has nothing to do with the weights of the stocks in the index. It’s highly unusual for the biggest companies to outperform the index (aka size effect). The latest research from Dimensional shows that once a stock joins …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chpLkWfL3pU In a startling turn of events, credit card companies are facing a crisis as they prepare for a significant policy change that could potentially cripple a substantial portion of their revenue. This impending shift, set to take effect in …
What if they stopped allowing transfers FROM crypto companies to banks ? h/t TIO JUAN
Even the LA Times admits, woke companies are being forced to rethink race-based, discriminatory diversity hiring programs. Emboldened by a Supreme Court ruling last summer striking down affirmative action in education, Stephen Miller and his conservative advocacy organization America First …
via theamericanconservative: In the past few years, conservatives have enlisted abstractions like “woke capital” to describe the strange way that Fortune 100 companies have become hotbeds of leftwing activism. These terms often mystify the issue and obscure how specific people …
This year’s stock market rally was led by a handful of technology stocks that have come to be known by Wall Street as the ‘Magnificent Seven’. Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, NVIDIA, Meta, Microsoft and Tesla together are up around 75 percent …
Shipping halt by OCL and others to Israel sparks economic concerns. Geopolitical tensions pose broader risks. BREAKING: ⚡️ 🇮🇱🇨🇳Israeli Channel 13: "The shipping company "OCL" in Hong Kong announces that it will stop receiving goods to and from #Israel immediately …
Most people like chocolate but most people probably didn’t know was chocolate is harvested by children they probably pay them next to nothing and they charge a fortune for those chocolate bars Most of the children laboring on cocoa farms …
via dailymail.co.uk: Nearly half of US companies intend to eliminate Bachelor’s degree requirements for some job positions next year, a new survey has revealed. And 55 percent said they’d already eliminated degree requirements this year, according to an Intelligent.com survey …
As economic indicators signal a slowdown and companies prepare to cut back amid diminishing business activity, the prospect of a similar raise to the previous year dims for many workers. With the CFNAI pointing to a slowdown in economic growth …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KwtJhaLqzw We have good news if you’re in the market for a new or used car: The U.S. auto market is finally facing the shift everyone was waiting for – prices are reporting significant month-over-month declines, and a set of …
by TonyLiberty 1) A company in the U.S. sets up a subsidiary in a country with low or no taxes, like the Cayman Islands. 2) The subsidiary owns things the parent company needs, like intellectual property or trademarks. 3) The subsidiary charges the …
The collapse in the Producer Price Index (PPI) signifies a critical shift, as companies find themselves unable to command exorbitant prices from customers, leading to a significant impact on their profit margins. The era of making extraordinary profits and refinancing …
The economic landscape is marked by several concerning indicators, as evidenced by the S&P 500 margins trending lower, reflecting potential challenges for companies. The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reports a deterioration in sales, indicating a worsening scenario for …
by _BreakingGood_ PYPL (Paypal) smashed growth estimates SQ (Block) smashed estimates SHOP (Shopify) absolutely surged after reporting that they smashed estimates AAPL reported extremely strong Apple Pay growth, smashing estimates
127 ASX-listed ‘zombie’ companies on brink of collapse, KPMG research warns Dozens of ASX-listed companies are on the brink of collapse and in need of drastic change to turn things around, with potential investors warned to be on the lookout …
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints engaged in the scheme for more than 20 years. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a nonprofit entity that it controlled have been fined $5 million by the Securities …
