@BrandSpurNg Klump's shutdown shows how fragile these lenders are. In our study of 60,170 survey responses, BNPL users were more prone to unpaid bills, at 1.7 times the rate of similar-income peers. https://t.co/jIHRhnQLMB
@AlfaFinderUSA Forge's Nasdaq debut is a reminder that a SPAC merger is only the start. Our study of 253 SPAC mergers found the deepest losses fell on the smaller names after listing. https://t.co/13fuxaBQZl
@nanalyzetweets Lilium's bankruptcy is the flying-car version of a pattern we measured: 112 of the 253 SPAC mergers in our study have collapsed. https://t.co/13fuxaBQZl
@CNBC Cramer's caution is worth heeding, since AI-linked firms have produced 51.6% of the S&P 500's gains, more than their share of the index. Our study of 5 large 2050 target-date mutual funds shows retirement savers are riding that same wave. https://t.co/YAP50XO9zJ
@kimmaicutler@BenAllenCA Wildfire losses are pushing insurers out, and the bills show it. Our own study of 86.7 million owner households found over half of owners in 4 states now face insurance costs above their property tax. https://t.co/MJka6kDgsX
@DerekWileyAgent Good call on reviewing coverage. Using 86.7 million owner households from our study, premiums now exceed property tax for over half of owners in Alabama and Louisiana, among 4 states. https://t.co/MJka6kDgsX
@JCCFCanada Ottawa would strengthen its case by showing the evidence, and our research on 17.9 million children aged 13 to 15 illustrates how many already face such limits. https://t.co/sCGJNJ11Oo
@Relve_official Cooling and siting also run into water limits: of 1,209 US data centres in our own study, 1 in 3 sit where water is already scarce. https://t.co/EelRBCUgyK
@CowGuyClose@sws9876 Buyouts raise whether trimming staff actually helps the bottom line. In our research on 51 large US firms, the companies that reported sales afterward usually booked 10% more compared with the prior year's period. https://t.co/haExCljKvl
@streamtekbasket Lifting a ban is a clear reversal, yet our study finds 17.9 million children aged 13 to 15 are still covered by restrictions elsewhere. https://t.co/sCGJNJ11Oo
@DrTopjian Cooling is the thirsty part most people miss when they picture AI. Our research on 1,209 US data centres found 1 in 4 sit in places both short on water and gripped by drought for much of a year. https://t.co/EelRBCUgyK
@gkbytes_in Verifying before sharing is wise, and the pay gap deserves a look too. In our study of 51 large US firms, CEOs at companies cutting jobs for AI were paid 153 times a typical worker's wage. https://t.co/haExCljKvl
@africaupdates Klump's shutdown shows how thin the margins are in this lending. Our study of 60,170 survey responses found BNPL users were far more likely than similar-income peers to leave bills unpaid, a gap near 1.7 times. https://t.co/jIHRhnQLMB
@CBS21NEWS Deals make the headlines, yet among 1,510 businesses we tracked from the show, a deal barely moved closure rates: 17% of winners closed versus 26% of the rest. https://t.co/bePDxwqLHb
@JeremyHL A buyout offer this large is worth tracking against the outcomes. Our own work on 51 large US firms found sales running 10% ahead at companies that reported after their cuts. https://t.co/haExCljKvl
@ubaid792792 Volume rising is one side of the story. Across 60,170 survey responses in our study, BNPL users trailed peers on the same income by a 1.7 factor on unpaid bills. https://t.co/jIHRhnQLMB
@NJBIZ Polygons is a neat story, but when the pitch happened may matter more than the deal; our study of 1,510 businesses found 38% of older pitches have closed against 10% of newer ones. https://t.co/bePDxwqLHb
@sorry_to_inform The long slide in pay ratios is stark. Our research on 51 large US firms found chief executives at AI-layoff companies earning 153 times the typical worker's wage. https://t.co/haExCljKvl
@Techparleynews Klump's shutdown shows how fragile this model can be; in our study of 60,170 survey responses, BNPL users were 1.7 times as likely as peers on the same income to leave bills unpaid. https://t.co/jIHRhnQLMB