JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon keeps his phone quiet and out of reach during work, only getting notifications from his kids. He believes device use can be disrespectful and distracting, citing studies that show Americans spend hours on non-work activities. Other executives, like IBM's Arvind Krishna, say checking messages in meetings can be acceptable. JPM's stock has a positive trend across all time frames.
Meeting the exponentially growing capital needs of the companies working to build out the datacenters at the heart of the AI boom is increasingly becoming an exercise in creative accounting.
Errol Musk recently made some contentious remarks about the future of America, suggesting a bleak outlook if the demographic shift towards a minority white population occurs.
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The Fed is gradually losing the narrative in the sense that they are losing control to the fiscal dominance of the U.S. government’s out-of-control spending. The choice of the next Fed chair is going to be critical.
