Inflection Points – October 2022
Investors have a lot to digest these days trying to navigate recession fears, interest rate hikes, inflation, consumer strength, and corporate earnings.
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Investors have a lot to digest these days trying to navigate recession fears, interest rate hikes, inflation, consumer strength, and corporate earnings.
Over europe. >> i am not frightened by what lies ahead, and i don't believe the american people are frightened by what lies ahead. [ cheers and applause ] together, together, we're going to do what has to be done. we're going to put america back to work again. >> 1945 and 1980, two years that our next guest describes as inflection points in american history. now he says we're at a crossroads once again as we confront our post-pandemic future. he is a marking professor at nyu's sterns school of business, scott galloway, and the author of "adrift: america in 100
Been claimed by their families and relatives, but they are still treating more than two dozen injured supporters who are wounded from the tragedy in the stadium. several of them are still in the intensive care unit, and others are suffering from major concussion. today the indonesian government told the press they will form a fact—finding committee to reveal what really happened at the stadium. let's get back to the top story, as promised, the east midlands derby, the first in 23 years in the top division in the premier league, leicester taking on nottingham forest with both teams down at th...
A decline in venture capital funding for Black startups in this year's second quarter made it harder for founders to gain capital. One firm is helping that.
Household survey, where they ask individuals are you working. if you're not working or you're looking for work, those kinds of questions, that's where we get the unemployment rate from, that's a smaller survey. we get an employment measure out of both. and it's the establishment survey that we put more stake in showing these very strong jobs numbers. one rule of thumb, however, is that during inflection points in the economy when things may be going from really strong growth to slowing down like i believe we're in right now, the establishment survey sometimes can be less reliable. so in times ...