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By completing routine inspections, testing, and servicing equipment regularly, identifying
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you can reduce your risk of electrical hazards.
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✅ Thermal imaging of electrical systems
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"It's like going through the stages of grief… we have to get to the fact that rates will be higher than they were in the past decade."
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Despite the growing buzz around Artificial Intelligence (AI), most single-family home builders have yet to adopt it within their business practices. But an increasing number of builders are saying they are interested. https://t.co/G2lgdSMHng
It's worth noting that major Wall Street banks J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, and Citi are all taking the July job report seriously and at face value. In other words, they are not treating it as if it were somehow rigged and thus unreliable.
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Goldman Sachs notes that the recent 2 month job revisions were the largest outside recessionary times since … 1968.
Goldman expects more large revisions next month.
Does the July jobs report justify the alarming headlines in the media? Read our latest blog to uncover what the data really tells us about the state of the labor market! https://t.co/i6mfQcrE7r
Economic uncertainty, supply chain issues and inflation are fueling concerns.
Among executives at large businesses, 60% expect their companies to remain flat or shrink in 2025, according to a new survey from Sentry.
In a recent article, PropertyCasualty360 shared, "More than half of executives expect zero growth in 2025."
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Why US tariffs haven’t been passed through even more to higher US prices?
1️⃣ effective rate todayis “only” 8.8% now
2️⃣ but 8Aug tariffs settling into between 15 and 20%, so the effective rate is about to double
3️⃣ radical volatility of the tariffs ended; now seem “permanent” (Trump adjusted).
→ conjecture: pass through will accelerate this quarter
The economy is on the precipice of recession. That’s the clear takeaway from last week’s economic data dump. Consumer spending has flatlined, construction and manufacturing are contracting, and employment is set to fall. And with inflation on the rise, it is tough for the Fed to come to the rescue.
By the way, any notion that the economic data misrepresents the reality of how the economy is performing is way off base. The data always suffers big revisions when the economy is at an inflection point, like a recession. It’s thus not at all surprising that we are seeing big downward revisions to the payroll employment numbers. Particularly given the DOGE cuts —not because the BLS has had to cut staff, although that can’t help, but because the government often reports payrolls to the BLS late. This didn’t matter much when government employment was stable, but now that government jobs are declining, the cuts are being picked up in the revisions.