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QOTD: NFTs – Wither The “Pet Rocks”
QOTD = Quote of the Day …someone noted yesterday in The Wall Street Journal, 95 percent of those holding NFTs that they bought in 2021 are worthless investments today…Yahoo
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Global Risk Monitor: Week In Review – October 6
Not the widening in high-yielding credit spreads.
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How “Girl Power” Kept The U.S. From Recession
Economies worldwide have thus far managed to steer clear of a recession, but the ongoing sustained decline in the global manufacturing sector paints a more complex picture. This phenomenon is succinctly explained by the above statement from Best Buy’s CEO. … Continue reading
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Elon The Terrible Or Elon The Terrific?
Make sure you set aside 10 minutes to watch this excellent interview with Walter Isaacson on his new book, Elon Musk. We are conflicted about Elon: a terrific entrepreneur that the country surely needs more of, but we don’t fancy … Continue reading
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The Reshaping Of The Global Economic Order
US-China tensions are rewiring global trade, as the US seeks to reduce supply-chain reliance on geopolitical rivals and also source imports from closer to home. Mexico appeals on both counts—which is one reason it’s just overtaken China as the biggest supplier … Continue reading
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My 9/11 Story — The Day History Changed
It’s hard to believe it’s been twenty-two years. If you haven’t journaled your story, what are you waiting for? Repost of a Repost of a Repost a Post Originally Posted on September 11, 2018 It was early August 2001 when … Continue reading
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