Wall Street Week 07/05/2024

On this edition of Wall Street Week, Stephanie Flanders, Bloomberg News Head of Economics and Government explains why the US labor market shows signs of weakening under the surface. Kenneth Jacobs, Lazard Executive Chairman tells us why the Supreme Court's reversal of the Chevron doctrine is not necessarily a pro-business decision, and Peter Georgescu, Young & Rubicam Chairman Emeritus recounts his journey from communist Romania to the US and reflects on 70 years as an American.
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[@paweleszczynski1650]

Wow! One of the best episodes. It's nice that you have covered more then the markets. David is raising the bar of the TV shows once again. Congrats to the whole Wall Street Week Team!

[@islandhopper100]

the only show I watch every week.

[@kathym8806]

Business leaders need to watch Georgescu’s interview and take action. One of the best speakers I’ve seen on Bloomberg and WSW.

[@LouisTheTraveler76]

Peter Georgescu's story was amazing - I hung on every word. David's ending story about Peter Jennings, who I group watching, was icing on the cake making this Wall Street Week, one the best ever produced.

[@Erebus__]

This segment will be a new fixture in my Sunday pre-week analysis. Thanks!

[@jrhowarth6053]

Broke and unable to admit it. If you can’t admit there is a problem, you can not resolve it.

[@aleksandrapopov1676]

Great show, as always !!!!

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[@nygariottley245]

Major disclaimer "HIS Father worked for the OSS & his mother worked for THE Oil company" Not the same as the ............ pick one the many.

[@brianmanDC]

Some of the claims that Jacobs makes (e.g., that the Chevron decision may not be pro-business) seem, well, biased. It is not at all clear that the biases which exist in the courts are any more or less prevalent than biases in Federal regulatory agencies. Jacobs cites that many judges have never managed a company, a company budget, a board of directors, yet Jacobs ignores that many appointees and senior staff of Federal regulatory agencies often similarly lack such experience. Federal agencies are headed by presidential appointees, whose job it is to promote particular agendas, often ideologies. While most Federal agencies have impressive expert workforces, Jacobs overlooks that the agency agendas and initiatives and priorities are for the most part NOT set by that expert workforce. Rather, initiatives and priorities tend to be set by presidential appointees and other top agency management-- many of whom were NOT selected because of their expertise or even merit, and who may be motivated by factors other than expertise (e.g., presidential administration priorities, political or ideological biases, career advancement). Jacobs cites "predictability" as an advantage of empowered Federal regulatory agencies, yet predictability is not necessarily advantageous when it is consistently biased.

[@fredred9546]

Very interesting interview

[@nygariottley245]

but that causes a better understanding of both sides of things. need to record, learn and act on their wisdoms ( that was a serious era they grow up in)

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Wall Street Week 07/05/2024

[@2023gainer]

Summer Fast Charging..the EV sector. FSRNQ..7 % .. Fisker. Up 49 %..Zapp Electric motorcycles... Polestar... ChargePoint..Evgo and Nikola up 10 % Friday... Archer Evtol Jets up 4 %.and many more in the Green for the week and month.

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[@islandhopper100]

more litigation is always a bad outcome...not only the risk, but lag in the justice system is already horrible. Good time to go to law school.

[@kabobsyea9985]

😂

[@ArabicReja973]

Generation after generation, Americans 🇺🇸 continue to contribute greatly to mankind. - That's *American exceptionalism,* which the authoritarian expansionist Chinese regime can never understand.

[@bumbengtey8464]

Hahaha thanks, made my day. Best joke I heard in a long while😅. Also best fudging of statistics. Bump up the employment numbers this month then half it the next. Magic🎉

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@@ArabicReja973 totally! God bless America 💕