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Amazon In The Hot Seat, Insurer Exodus and Consumer Confidence Tumbling
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Amazon Feels the Burn! FTC Takes Action in Historic Antitrust Lawsuit
- The US Federal Trade Commission and 17 states have filed an antitrust case against Amazon.com
- The suit alleges Amazon operates with a monopoly power and is overcharging sellers and degrading shoppers
- The case is the fourth the agency has filed against the e-commerce giant this year
- FTC Chairman Lina Khan calls the case a career-defining moment
- The verdict in this case will be sure to have lasting effects, and could be the defining moment that will decide the fate of e-commerce giants today Source: Read More
Insurer Exodus: Why Insurance Companies Are Fleeing Disaster-Prone Areas
- 2020 has seen a dramatic increase in insurance companies leaving markets in areas prone to natural disasters like floods and wildfires, such as Florida and California.
- Premiums for certain types of insurance have been increasing drastically, and many insurance companies can't turn a profit in such areas.
- The effects of climate change, combined with population growth and a underrated importance in geographical risk, are all major factors contributing to the insurance exodus.
- In conclusion, it appears that insurers are making a slow but steady move away from disaster-prone locations, leaving many businesses and homeowners vulnerable to catastrophe. Source: Read More
Economic Shock: US Consumer Confidence Tumbles, Home Sales Plunge
- Consumer confidence index slides to 103.0 in September, a four-month low
- Labor market differential increases to 27.3 and new home sales drop 8.7%
- Rising interest rates and inflationary pressures lead to consumer concern
- With an impending government shutdown and student loan repayments, it's time to buckle up for a bumpy ride Source: Read More
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Biden Steps Up To Support UAW Workers: "Stick With It!"
- President Joe Biden joined United Auto Workers strikers on their picket line for the 12th day of the work stoppage.
- His appearance is a demonstration of support for organized labor, seemingly without precedent in U.S. history.
- Biden gave a rousing speech to the strikers, urging them to 'stick with it' and that 'good things come to those who wait'.
- Uncle Joe decided to go back to his roots and tooted the unions horn Source : Read More
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Anna Eisenberg ❤️
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