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Union Memberships in the United States 🇺🇸 The percentage of employed workers who are union members by state and sector type between 1983-2022. • Wisconsin has seen a sharp decline in share of employed workers who are union members. • The South and Midwest regions consistently have low numbers while the Northeast consistently have high numbers in the share of employed workers who are union membeSee more
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Unicorn Companies Statistics Infographic There are over 1,200 private companies today with a valuation at or above $1 billion. This infographic shows fascinating stats about them. Which companies do you see doing a IPO in the near future?See more
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Moody's Investors Service warns that movie theater operators are the most vulnerable to the ongoing writers' and actors' strike. Unlike TV networks and streamers, theaters heavily rely on new releases, and if the strikes continue, they might face a shortage of fresh content. The COVID economy's horror show already impacted theater companies like AMC, Cineworld, and Imax, and a prolonged strike cSee more
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On Friday, Michael Jordan agreed to sell his majority stake in the Hornets, bringing an end to his 13-year ownership of the team. The sale comes at a valuation of $3 billion, making it the seventh-most expensive sale price ever for a sports franchise. Interestingly, six of the seven richest sales have occurred within the past 13 months. Although Jordan will retain a minority stake in the team aftSee more
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According to a recent report from S&P Global Market Intelligence, corporate bankruptcies this year have reached levels comparable to those seen in 2010, a time when the economy was gradually recovering from a severe recession. It is important to note that the current state of the economy is not indicative of a recession; rather, the surge in bankruptcies can be attributed to the Federal Reserve'sSee more
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How has the S&P Index preformed over the past 95 years. Average return: 📈 7.6% Positive years: 65 (68%) Negative years: See more
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Charted: The “R” word Recession chatter from C-suite leaders has chilled since last year. What’s happening: Mentions of the word “recession” on earnings calls declined for the third consecutive quarter (all but about 25 companies in the S&P 500 have reported results thus far for Q1). As of now, total mentions in Q1 are less than half of what they were in Q2 2022. The big picture: A year ago, rSee more
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Nielsen's Total TV and Streaming Snapshot Share of US TV Time (4/2023). • 34% Streaming • 32% Cable • 23% BroadcastSee more
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Recent tech companies that went public market cap now vs. their market cap at IPO. All but two ($MBLY $PLTR ) have seen there market cap drop sice their IPO. $RIVN has seen the largest drop, losing $75 billion in market cap.See more
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US box office sales recovered to 2019 levels this past week, meaning that moviegoing has officially recovered from its pandemic slump. But as Americans are flocking to movie theaters like $AMC $IMAX etc. Could it be a recession warning? Now let me explain. On the surface, the data looks like a sign that Americans are continuing to spend on entertainment services and flexing their wallets despite reSee more
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Netflix $NFLX is set to report first quarter earnings after the bell on Tuesday as investors eagerly await updates regarding the company's recently launched ad-supported tier, in addition to its controversial crackdown on password-sharing. Here's what Wall Street expects from the streaming giant, according to Bloomberg consensus estimates: ~ Revenue: $8.18 billion ~ Earnings per share (EPS): $2.86See more
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Charting $AAPL stock Using historical stock price data from Yahoo Finance, I coded to visualize the tech giant share price and trading volume since the start of the year. Shares have risen 26% year-to-date and their 30 day average daily volume hovering around 62 million, which is a drop from 76 million at the start of the year. Notably their highest trading volume occurred during the week whenSee more
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Elon has been the CEO of Twitter for just over 5 months now, and has been extremely outspoken about his efforts towards growing users and making it more profitable (two things Twitter has historically struggled with vs. other social media platforms) Meanwhile, he’s also “massive” proponent of Dogecoin $DOGE a meme-cryptocurrency, literally started as a joke. Armchair detectives on Reddit claim EloSee more
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📰 DraftKings stock gains after record revenue and increased 2023 guidance DraftKings $DKNG reported a fourth-quarter loss of $242.7 million, or 53 cents a share, improving from a loss of 80 cents a share a year ago. Revenue jumped to $855.1 million from $473 million in the holiday quarter of 2021, and easily surpassing analysts’ expectations. Analysts on average expected a loss of 62 cents a shaSee more
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Big Tech Performance 📈📉 Using data from Yahoo Finance, I visualized the closing stock prices of 14 different tech companies between 2010 and 2022. It’s fascinating to see the massive run up some of the stocks made, notably Adobe $ADBE , Netflix $NFLX See more
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Do you think we are heading towards a recession #publiccommunity ❓ The past months have seen news stories mentioning “recession” more and more as fear grows of a economic downturn. Data Bloomberg via Goldman Sachs | Chart from Axios VisualsSee more
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What’s you thought on the state of the economy❓ Markets whipsawed in the aftermath of another 0.75 percentage point rate hike on Wednesday — the sixth hike of the year. Stocks first rose on the statement, then flopped during and after Fed chair Jerome Powell's post-announcement press conference. "We still have some ways to go and incoming data since our last meeting suggests that the ultimate leSee more
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