*I Swear Everyone Is Overlooking This Thrifting Holy Grail*

This under-the-radar store type is where I find all my best stuff. READ MORE...
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*Названы устройства Xiaomi и Redmi, которые первыми получат HyperOS*

Бета выйдет уже в ноябре.
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*NFL legend Michael Irvin on where football meets business: 'There's no isolated success'*

Full Transcript Below: J.D. Durkin: At this point of your life and career, Michael, how do you go about deciding what business opportunities you want to take advantage of? Michael Irvin: You know with a lot of things I decide on, and I think it's apropos that we're here because we're always looking for companies to invest. I love I love dealing with companies where you get me a CEO that started in the mail room. Then I get lucky to invest in that company because I know I need to know that the head all the way down to the bottom. You see what I mean? That's great leadership. So you follow great leadership and you always win. I don't care what the product is. I don't care what it is we're doing. If you follow great leadership, you'll always win. J.D. Durkin: What's the relationship between a great football team and a great business organization? Michael Irvin: What's great about football and what we just talked about. And I do many speeches all the time, corporations, organizations, what do I tell them that makes football the greatest sport for what you're trying to pull off and what you're trying to do in basketball and all other sports in basketball. You can watch LeBron James take that ball off one REM and dunk it on the other. That's called individual isolated success and football. There is no such thing as individual isolated success. Everybody has. The job to do to get you to the goal. Line or cross the goal line in family and corporations, business organizations, there is no such thing as isolated success and all works off the team unit. So that's how those correlate better than anything anywhere in the world. Family, organization, corporations, no such thing as isolated success. You're working with people on football teams. J.D. Durkin: With those Dallas teams, you need a great offensive line. You need Mr. Aikman to get the ball in your hands to begin with, right? For you to be the playmaker. Michael Irvin: When I wanted to crank someone up. I don't have time to speak to the whole line. I go to one guy that I consider to be the chief of that offensive line. It's just like any other business, right? Everybody has a head of the department. So I don't have to talk to everybody. I go to Big E and get that line ready to go play. You see what I mean? It's just like a company.
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NFL legend Michael Irvin on where football meets business: 'There's no isolated success'

Full Transcript Below: J.D. Durkin: At this point of your life and career, Michael, how do you go about deciding what business opportunities you want to take advantage of? Michael Irvin: You know with a lot of things I decide on, and I think it's apropos that we're here because we're always looking for companies to invest. I love I love dealing with companies where you get me a CEO that started in the mail room. Then I get lucky to invest in that company because I know I need to know that the head all the way down to the bottom. You see what I mean? That's great leadership. So you follow great leadership and you always win. I don't care what the product is. I don't care what it is we're doing. If you follow great leadership, you'll always win. J.D. Durkin: What's the relationship between a great football team and a great business organization? Michael Irvin: What's great about football and what we just talked about. And I do many speeches all the time, corporations, organizations, what do I tell them that makes football the greatest sport for what you're trying to pull off and what you're trying to do in basketball and all other sports in basketball. You can watch LeBron James take that ball off one REM and dunk it on the other. That's called individual isolated success and football. There is no such thing as individual isolated success. Everybody has. The job to do to get you to the goal. Line or cross the goal line in family and corporations, business organizations, there is no such thing as isolated success and all works off the team unit. So that's how those correlate better than anything anywhere in the world. Family, organization, corporations, no such thing as isolated success. You're working with people on football teams. J.D. Durkin: With those Dallas teams, you need a great offensive line. You need Mr. Aikman to get the ball in your hands to begin with, right? For you to be the playmaker. Michael Irvin: When I wanted to crank someone up. I don't have time to speak to the whole line. I go to one guy that I consider to be the chief of that offensive line. It's just like any other business, right? Everybody has a head of the department. So I don't have to talk to everybody. I go to Big E and get that line ready to go play. You see what I mean? It's just like a company.
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*Taylor Swift is officially in her billionaire era - Here's a full breakdown of her net worth*

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Friday, October 27. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here's what we're watching on TheStreet today. Positive earnings from both Amazon and Intel helped ease worries around big tech after the market witnessed steep losses on Thursday. Amazon reported better than expected results in its third quarter, with a 13-percent jump in revenue. Intel also posted strong results, with upbeat guidance heading into the fourth quarter. Investors are also digesting the latest inflation report – PCE data. This figure came in at 0.3 percent, right in line with expectations. The Federal Reserve pays the closest attention to this figure, which could help decide its path forward on interest rates. Currently, investors are pricing in a 99 percent chance that the central bank holds rates steady during its November meeting. Switching tunes - Taylor Swift can call herself a lot of things - music star, pop culture queen, icon - and now, according to Forbes: billionaire. Thanks to her record-breaking Eras Tour, Swift's net worth now sits at $1.1 billion. Here's the breakdown of how the singer earned her first billion: Swift's entire music catalog is worth an estimated $400 million, ticket sales and merchandise from concerts account for $300 million, Spotify and YouTube earnings - $120 million, her five personal properties account for $110 million, and royalties brought in $80 million. The Eras Tour, which still has 89 more shows scheduled, could bring in more than $2 billion in North American ticket sales alone. But she's not only raking in the cash for herself. Swift's 53 U.S. concerts this year have added more than $1 billion dollars to the country's GDP, according to Bloomberg. The final six nights of her tour in Los Angeles boosted the city's economy to the tune of $320 million. That'll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I'm J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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Taylor Swift is officially in her billionaire era - Here's a full breakdown of her net worth

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Friday, October 27. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here's what we're watching on TheStreet today. Positive earnings from both Amazon and Intel helped ease worries around big tech after the market witnessed steep losses on Thursday. Amazon reported better than expected results in its third quarter, with a 13-percent jump in revenue. Intel also posted strong results, with upbeat guidance heading into the fourth quarter. Investors are also digesting the latest inflation report – PCE data. This figure came in at 0.3 percent, right in line with expectations. The Federal Reserve pays the closest attention to this figure, which could help decide its path forward on interest rates. Currently, investors are pricing in a 99 percent chance that the central bank holds rates steady during its November meeting. Switching tunes - Taylor Swift can call herself a lot of things - music star, pop culture queen, icon - and now, according to Forbes: billionaire. Thanks to her record-breaking Eras Tour, Swift's net worth now sits at $1.1 billion. Here's the breakdown of how the singer earned her first billion: Swift's entire music catalog is worth an estimated $400 million, ticket sales and merchandise from concerts account for $300 million, Spotify and YouTube earnings - $120 million, her five personal properties account for $110 million, and royalties brought in $80 million. The Eras Tour, which still has 89 more shows scheduled, could bring in more than $2 billion in North American ticket sales alone. But she's not only raking in the cash for herself. Swift's 53 U.S. concerts this year have added more than $1 billion dollars to the country's GDP, according to Bloomberg. The final six nights of her tour in Los Angeles boosted the city's economy to the tune of $320 million. That'll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I'm J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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*Dad with creative solution for economy travelers is going viral on TikTok*

Both travelers and airlines often come up with all kinds of ways to make a long flight in economy more bearable. A plane full of people once saw a fellow traveler use the blanket one gets for napping to cordon off his seat for some extra "privacy" while Air New Zealand (ANZFF) - Get Free Report recently launched sleeping pods that let travelers on ultra-long-haul flights pay to sleep in a real bed for a four-hour period.Related: Airline To Offer A Better Way To Sleep Aboard For $100 An Hour Last week, another traveler went viral for taking matters into his own hands and sleeping on the floor of the plane without a care of what other travelers thought about him — 41-year-old TikToker Natalie Bright posted a video of her elderly father stretched on the aisle between the plane seats in a plaid button-down shirt and jeans. @bynataliebright more room for everybody. #flyingeconomy#fligh5#asiandadsbelike ♬ The Home Depot Beat - The Home Depot 'You have ur Airport Dad, I have my Asian Dad' "You have ur Airport Dad, I have my Asian Dad," Bright wrote in reference to the viral meme of a man who overprepares for a trip to the airport and is overly controlling once the family is there. "Flying economy for 15 hours? No problem." More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane The 10-second video was viewed nearly 10 million times and received thousands of comments from those who either recognized their own elderly parents in the man's actions or questioned the logistics of stretching out in the aisle. "Do the flight attendants not say anything?" reads one of the most upvoted comments underneath the video. "I'd rather lay on the floor than sit 14+ hours on those uncomfortable seats but they never let me," wrote another commenter named Hamza. Follower questions included everything from what would happen in the case of severe turbulence to how flight would walk past the man without stepping on him. "As a past flight attendant, you don't want to know what I have seen on those carpets," wrote Emily Marsh.Airlines are finding creative solutions to give passengers more space (but you have to pay for it) But while Bright's video went viral for its light-hearted nature, the issue of space on planes and in economy class in particular has been on many airlines' radar. Just this week, Australia's flagship carrier Qantas Airways (QUBSF) - Get Free Report announced a "Neighbour Free Seating" service in which the airline would offer passengers on less-than-full flights to pay a fee that guarantees a free seat next to them. The cost is $45 Australian dollars (roughly $28 USD) for flights between Australia and New Zealand, $100 AUD ($63 USD) for flights between Australia and Singapore and $225 ($142 USD) for long-haul flights between Australia and the U.S. "The data shows it's most popular with customers on our longer flights between the east and west coasts, so rolling it out to our international flights makes a lot of sense," Qantas' Chief Customer And Digital Officer Catriona Larritt said in a statement. The pilot service is meant to test whether airlines can make money off passengers who want more space but will not pay for two seats while also not losing out on empty seats that on other airlines some are lucky enough to be next to for free.
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Dad with creative solution for economy travelers is going viral on TikTok

Both travelers and airlines often come up with all kinds of ways to make a long flight in economy more bearable. A plane full of people once saw a fellow traveler use the blanket one gets for napping to cordon off his seat for some extra "privacy" while Air New Zealand (ANZFF) - Get Free Report recently launched sleeping pods that let travelers on ultra-long-haul flights pay to sleep in a real bed for a four-hour period.Related: Airline To Offer A Better Way To Sleep Aboard For $100 An Hour Last week, another traveler went viral for taking matters into his own hands and sleeping on the floor of the plane without a care of what other travelers thought about him — 41-year-old TikToker Natalie Bright posted a video of her elderly father stretched on the aisle between the plane seats in a plaid button-down shirt and jeans. @bynataliebright more room for everybody. #flyingeconomy#fligh5#asiandadsbelike ♬ The Home Depot Beat - The Home Depot 'You have ur Airport Dad, I have my Asian Dad' "You have ur Airport Dad, I have my Asian Dad," Bright wrote in reference to the viral meme of a man who overprepares for a trip to the airport and is overly controlling once the family is there. "Flying economy for 15 hours? No problem." More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane The 10-second video was viewed nearly 10 million times and received thousands of comments from those who either recognized their own elderly parents in the man's actions or questioned the logistics of stretching out in the aisle. "Do the flight attendants not say anything?" reads one of the most upvoted comments underneath the video. "I'd rather lay on the floor than sit 14+ hours on those uncomfortable seats but they never let me," wrote another commenter named Hamza. Follower questions included everything from what would happen in the case of severe turbulence to how flight would walk past the man without stepping on him. "As a past flight attendant, you don't want to know what I have seen on those carpets," wrote Emily Marsh.Airlines are finding creative solutions to give passengers more space (but you have to pay for it) But while Bright's video went viral for its light-hearted nature, the issue of space on planes and in economy class in particular has been on many airlines' radar. Just this week, Australia's flagship carrier Qantas Airways (QUBSF) - Get Free Report announced a "Neighbour Free Seating" service in which the airline would offer passengers on less-than-full flights to pay a fee that guarantees a free seat next to them. The cost is $45 Australian dollars (roughly $28 USD) for flights between Australia and New Zealand, $100 AUD ($63 USD) for flights between Australia and Singapore and $225 ($142 USD) for long-haul flights between Australia and the U.S. "The data shows it's most popular with customers on our longer flights between the east and west coasts, so rolling it out to our international flights makes a lot of sense," Qantas' Chief Customer And Digital Officer Catriona Larritt said in a statement. The pilot service is meant to test whether airlines can make money off passengers who want more space but will not pay for two seats while also not losing out on empty seats that on other airlines some are lucky enough to be next to for free.
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*Here's a full breakdown of Taylor Swift's net worth*

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Friday, October 27. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here's what we're watching on TheStreet today. Positive earnings from both Amazon and Intel helped ease worries around big tech after the market witnessed steep losses on Thursday. Amazon reported better than expected results in its third quarter, with a 13-percent jump in revenue. Intel also posted strong results, with upbeat guidance heading into the fourth quarter. Investors are also digesting the latest inflation report – PCE data. This figure came in at 0.3 percent, right in line with expectations. The Federal Reserve pays the closest attention to this figure, which could help decide its path forward on interest rates. Currently, investors are pricing in a 99 percent chance that the central bank holds rates steady during its November meeting. Switching tunes - Taylor Swift can call herself a lot of things - music star, pop culture queen, icon - and now, according to Forbes: billionaire. Thanks to her record-breaking Eras Tour, Swift's net worth now sits at $1.1 billion. Here's the breakdown of how the singer earned her first billion: Swift's entire music catalog is worth an estimated $400 million, ticket sales and merchandise from concerts account for $300 million, Spotify and YouTube earnings - $120 million, her five personal properties account for $110 million, and royalties brought in $80 million. The Eras Tour, which still has 89 more shows scheduled, could bring in more than $2 billion in North American ticket sales alone. But she's not only raking in the cash for herself. Swift's 53 U.S. concerts this year have added more than $1 billion dollars to the country's GDP, according to Bloomberg. The final six nights of her tour in Los Angeles boosted the city's economy to the tune of $320 million. That'll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I'm J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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Here's a full breakdown of Taylor Swift's net worth

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Friday, October 27. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here's what we're watching on TheStreet today. Positive earnings from both Amazon and Intel helped ease worries around big tech after the market witnessed steep losses on Thursday. Amazon reported better than expected results in its third quarter, with a 13-percent jump in revenue. Intel also posted strong results, with upbeat guidance heading into the fourth quarter. Investors are also digesting the latest inflation report – PCE data. This figure came in at 0.3 percent, right in line with expectations. The Federal Reserve pays the closest attention to this figure, which could help decide its path forward on interest rates. Currently, investors are pricing in a 99 percent chance that the central bank holds rates steady during its November meeting. Switching tunes - Taylor Swift can call herself a lot of things - music star, pop culture queen, icon - and now, according to Forbes: billionaire. Thanks to her record-breaking Eras Tour, Swift's net worth now sits at $1.1 billion. Here's the breakdown of how the singer earned her first billion: Swift's entire music catalog is worth an estimated $400 million, ticket sales and merchandise from concerts account for $300 million, Spotify and YouTube earnings - $120 million, her five personal properties account for $110 million, and royalties brought in $80 million. The Eras Tour, which still has 89 more shows scheduled, could bring in more than $2 billion in North American ticket sales alone. But she's not only raking in the cash for herself. Swift's 53 U.S. concerts this year have added more than $1 billion dollars to the country's GDP, according to Bloomberg. The final six nights of her tour in Los Angeles boosted the city's economy to the tune of $320 million. That'll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I'm J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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*New federal ruling could ban the sale of new Apple Watches in the U.S.*

Sales of Apple's popular Apple Watch could be banned in the United States due to a ruling on Oct. 26 by the International Trade Commission. The commission found that Apple violated the patent rights of medical technology company Masimo’s light-based pulse oximetry technology, which Apple uses for blood oxygen tracking on its Apple Watches. “Today’s ruling by the USITC sends a powerful message that even the world’s largest company is not above the law,” said Joe Kiani, chair and CEO of Masimo.Related: Why owning Apple AirTags may be a dangerous choice The decision by the ITC could halt the sale of Apple Watches in the U.S., but the result won’t take effect immediately as the ruling is up for presidential review. The Biden administration has 60 days to veto the import ban on Apple Watches, but it’s important to note that presidents have rarely vetoed bans in the past. The ruling could also face possible appeals which could delay the ban as well. It was not specified by the ITC on which Apple Watches could be banned from being imported to the U.S., but Masimo’s complaint in 2021 was targeting Apple Watch Series 6, which is the first model with blood-oxygen monitoring capabilities. More technology stories:The company behind ChatGPT is now facing a massive lawsuitProminent EV company says latest deal will be the first of manyApple makes a big new move with Elon Musk's Twitter “There is no greater offense to both the antitrust and intellectual property law than when a dominant firm infringes the patent of a smaller rival, who is an actual or potential competitor. In this case, as in the other cases involving Apple’s egregious abuse of market power, the harms far outweigh the benefit,” said the Consumer Federation of America in a submitted comment to the ITC. This is not the first time Apple has faced an import ban on its Apple Watch. In December, the ITC ruled that Apple infringed on medical device company AliveCor’s wearable EKG tech. The ITC at the time recommended a limited exclusion order and a cease-and-desist order for Apple Watch models with the technology. The ruling was upheld by President Joe Biden in February, which put the import of Apple Watches with EKG technology (Apple Watch Series 4 or later) at risk for being banned. Forget Apple – We’re buying this tech stock
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New federal ruling could ban the sale of new Apple Watches in the U.S.

Sales of Apple's popular Apple Watch could be banned in the United States due to a ruling on Oct. 26 by the International Trade Commission. The commission found that Apple violated the patent rights of medical technology company Masimo’s light-based pulse oximetry technology, which Apple uses for blood oxygen tracking on its Apple Watches. “Today’s ruling by the USITC sends a powerful message that even the world’s largest company is not above the law,” said Joe Kiani, chair and CEO of Masimo.Related: Why owning Apple AirTags may be a dangerous choice The decision by the ITC could halt the sale of Apple Watches in the U.S., but the result won’t take effect immediately as the ruling is up for presidential review. The Biden administration has 60 days to veto the import ban on Apple Watches, but it’s important to note that presidents have rarely vetoed bans in the past. The ruling could also face possible appeals which could delay the ban as well. It was not specified by the ITC on which Apple Watches could be banned from being imported to the U.S., but Masimo’s complaint in 2021 was targeting Apple Watch Series 6, which is the first model with blood-oxygen monitoring capabilities. More technology stories:The company behind ChatGPT is now facing a massive lawsuitProminent EV company says latest deal will be the first of manyApple makes a big new move with Elon Musk's Twitter “There is no greater offense to both the antitrust and intellectual property law than when a dominant firm infringes the patent of a smaller rival, who is an actual or potential competitor. In this case, as in the other cases involving Apple’s egregious abuse of market power, the harms far outweigh the benefit,” said the Consumer Federation of America in a submitted comment to the ITC. This is not the first time Apple has faced an import ban on its Apple Watch. In December, the ITC ruled that Apple infringed on medical device company AliveCor’s wearable EKG tech. The ITC at the time recommended a limited exclusion order and a cease-and-desist order for Apple Watch models with the technology. The ruling was upheld by President Joe Biden in February, which put the import of Apple Watches with EKG technology (Apple Watch Series 4 or later) at risk for being banned. Forget Apple – We’re buying this tech stock
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*Cathie Wood and Elon Musk both pointing to a problem with the economy*

Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood has been quieter than usual on social media as of late, but on the evening of Oct. 26, she disclosed via her X account that she's been watching an economical trend that isn't being properly spelled out in government statistics: just how weak the economy is. "Government statistics do not seem to be capturing how weak the economy is. Many companies are reporting shockingly weak revenues. UPS's (UPS) - Get Free Report U.S. delivery volume growth is worse today than in 2007-2009. After falling for nearly two years, it dropped another -11% last quarter," she said.Related: Cathie Wood Calls Out the Nasdaq Wood goes on in the thread to explain her reasoning, pointing out that 3M (MMM) - Get Free Report, a company she refers to as an "economic bellwether," saw a 3% drop in global organic sales year-over-year on a local currency basis last quarter, leading her to espouse that the services side of the economy is "unlikely to escape the global monetary tightening that is gripping these companies."At first I thought that Amazon still was taking share and causing problems, but this chart suggests that market share has changed very little since 2020. pic.twitter.com/Q2Jh6RiFjO— Cathie Wood (@CathieDWood) October 26, 2023 Wood also points out that U.S. employment is still strong, which supports the government's point of view. But Ark Invest's take is a much darker one, as the savvy investor goes on to explain.…if we are right that prices are about to unravel and crush margins, then companies will be forced not only to lay off excess labor but also to harness AI and other automation to salvage margins. Innovation solves problems and gains traction during tough times!— Cathie Wood (@CathieDWood) October 26, 2023 Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who is wrestling with some bigger problems with his EV darling these days, commented on the thread, clearly interested in Wood's point of view.Interesting— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 27, 2023 It's no surprise to hear Wood mention AI and automation in a positive light, as her top investment in Ark's portfolio has been Tesla for quite some time (so it's no wonder Musk is hanging out in her X threads). But some of her recent moves don't quite line up with her bullish stance on the sector — she's been dumping both Tesla and Nvidia (NVDA) - Get Free Report stock left and right lately, although she let Nvidia go before its now-historic Q1 earnings. But perhaps most telling of all is that despite Wood's constant vocal support for Tesla, especially its full self-driving technology, she's sold off hundreds of thousands of Tesla shares since the summer, bringing the holding below 10% for the first time in a while. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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Cathie Wood and Elon Musk both pointing to a problem with the economy

Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood has been quieter than usual on social media as of late, but on the evening of Oct. 26, she disclosed via her X account that she's been watching an economical trend that isn't being properly spelled out in government statistics: just how weak the economy is. "Government statistics do not seem to be capturing how weak the economy is. Many companies are reporting shockingly weak revenues. UPS's (UPS) - Get Free Report U.S. delivery volume growth is worse today than in 2007-2009. After falling for nearly two years, it dropped another -11% last quarter," she said.Related: Cathie Wood Calls Out the Nasdaq Wood goes on in the thread to explain her reasoning, pointing out that 3M (MMM) - Get Free Report, a company she refers to as an "economic bellwether," saw a 3% drop in global organic sales year-over-year on a local currency basis last quarter, leading her to espouse that the services side of the economy is "unlikely to escape the global monetary tightening that is gripping these companies."At first I thought that Amazon still was taking share and causing problems, but this chart suggests that market share has changed very little since 2020. pic.twitter.com/Q2Jh6RiFjO— Cathie Wood (@CathieDWood) October 26, 2023 Wood also points out that U.S. employment is still strong, which supports the government's point of view. But Ark Invest's take is a much darker one, as the savvy investor goes on to explain.…if we are right that prices are about to unravel and crush margins, then companies will be forced not only to lay off excess labor but also to harness AI and other automation to salvage margins. Innovation solves problems and gains traction during tough times!— Cathie Wood (@CathieDWood) October 26, 2023 Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who is wrestling with some bigger problems with his EV darling these days, commented on the thread, clearly interested in Wood's point of view.Interesting— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 27, 2023 It's no surprise to hear Wood mention AI and automation in a positive light, as her top investment in Ark's portfolio has been Tesla for quite some time (so it's no wonder Musk is hanging out in her X threads). But some of her recent moves don't quite line up with her bullish stance on the sector — she's been dumping both Tesla and Nvidia (NVDA) - Get Free Report stock left and right lately, although she let Nvidia go before its now-historic Q1 earnings. But perhaps most telling of all is that despite Wood's constant vocal support for Tesla, especially its full self-driving technology, she's sold off hundreds of thousands of Tesla shares since the summer, bringing the holding below 10% for the first time in a while. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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*Откуда берётся хамство и как на него реагировать*

Есть разные стратегии в зависимости от ситуации.
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*Ford CEO explains how Elon Musk gave his company a 'huge gift'*

It's not often your biggest rival in business does a solid for you, but that is exactly what Ford (F) - Get Free Report CEO James Farley says Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report CEO Elon Musk has done for the company in recent quarters. About a week after Elon Musk's "mini disaster" during Tesla's third-quarter earnings call sent the company's stock tumbling, Ford shares also dropped after withdrawing its 2023 guidance and warning that its own electric vehicle business is doing worse than expected. Related: General Motors just pulled the plug on Elon Musk's ultimate vision for Tesla Macroeconomic factors have affected automakers across the board, but investors are growing increasingly worried about the EV sector specifically as consumer adoption is taking longer than anticipated, leading to increased losses from the sector for companies like Ford who make both EV and ICE vehicles. Earlier this week General Motors (GM) - Get Free Report and Honda Motor announced that they are dropping the partnership aimed at developing a line of lower-priced EVs, while GM also said it wouldn't be able to build 400,000 EVs by mid-2024 like it had previously announced. Ford and Tesla are competing for EV dominance. TheStreet/Shutterstock Meanwhile, Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda said this week that "people are finally seeing reality," when it comes to EVs and that consumers aren't ready to provide the demand car makers need to make mass producing electric vehicles viable. On Thursday, Ford came to the same realization. "A great product is not enough in the EV business anymore. We have to be totally competitive on cost," Farley said during the company's earnings call. But Tesla and Elon Musk have provided a silver lining for the company. "Tesla actually gave us a huge gift with the laser focus on cost and scaling the Model Y. They set the standard, and we are now making real progress on our second and third cycle EVs that are in the midst of being developed today, as we get closer to the introduction," Farley said. Investors have driven Tesla shares markedly lower in the week since the company missed delivery expectations by 20,000 vehicles and reported that total gross margins fell to about 18% from more than 25% in the year ago period. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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Ford CEO explains how Elon Musk gave his company a 'huge gift'

It's not often your biggest rival in business does a solid for you, but that is exactly what Ford (F) - Get Free Report CEO James Farley says Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report CEO Elon Musk has done for the company in recent quarters. About a week after Elon Musk's "mini disaster" during Tesla's third-quarter earnings call sent the company's stock tumbling, Ford shares also dropped after withdrawing its 2023 guidance and warning that its own electric vehicle business is doing worse than expected. Related: General Motors just pulled the plug on Elon Musk's ultimate vision for Tesla Macroeconomic factors have affected automakers across the board, but investors are growing increasingly worried about the EV sector specifically as consumer adoption is taking longer than anticipated, leading to increased losses from the sector for companies like Ford who make both EV and ICE vehicles. Earlier this week General Motors (GM) - Get Free Report and Honda Motor announced that they are dropping the partnership aimed at developing a line of lower-priced EVs, while GM also said it wouldn't be able to build 400,000 EVs by mid-2024 like it had previously announced. Ford and Tesla are competing for EV dominance. TheStreet/Shutterstock Meanwhile, Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda said this week that "people are finally seeing reality," when it comes to EVs and that consumers aren't ready to provide the demand car makers need to make mass producing electric vehicles viable. On Thursday, Ford came to the same realization. "A great product is not enough in the EV business anymore. We have to be totally competitive on cost," Farley said during the company's earnings call. But Tesla and Elon Musk have provided a silver lining for the company. "Tesla actually gave us a huge gift with the laser focus on cost and scaling the Model Y. They set the standard, and we are now making real progress on our second and third cycle EVs that are in the midst of being developed today, as we get closer to the introduction," Farley said. Investors have driven Tesla shares markedly lower in the week since the company missed delivery expectations by 20,000 vehicles and reported that total gross margins fell to about 18% from more than 25% in the year ago period. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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