2) ➡️ The endemic planetary problems that Change the World companies are taking on require the strengths of big and small companies alike.
3) On the one hand, nothing can replace the scale of a big company.
On the other, by baking in social problem-solving from the get-go, smaller companies can bring a laser focus to finding solutions. bit.ly/3ehleJS
4) 🛒 @Walmart can use its more than 4,700 stores in the U.S. to help diabetes patients obtain less-expensive insulin. bit.ly/3ehleJS
@Walmart 5) While a startup like @altopharmacy can focus on automating outdated prescription systems so that fewer patients skip their medications entirely. bit.ly/3ehleJS
🏠 When the housing bubble burst the last time in 2007, the real estate market became unfriendly to investors and left home flippers out to dry.
Could the current housing correction end up the same? 🧵 bit.ly/3MnMT8x
2) “I’ll never forget it. The music had stopped, and I didn’t have a chair,” Marty Boardman, an impacted home flipper from the last housing bubble crisis, told Fortune.
After rebuilding his business, Boardman is now warning a new generation of flippers.
3) The economics of flipping are simple: Flippers profit when they sell their “flip” above their combined cost for securing the home and remodeling it.
But as home prices in the U.S. are expected to decline, the “flips” can easily turn into the red. bit.ly/3MnMT8x
🇬🇧 The coronation of King Charles III won’t take place until 2023.
But when it does, it could look a lot different than those of monarchs who came before him.🧵bit.ly/3et0A9H
⏰ Charles’ coronation will last just a little over an hour, compared to the three hours the ceremony has lasted in the past.
And some of the old rituals will be bypassed, such as presenting the monarch with gold ingots.
The trimming back of the pomp and circumstance is meant to set the tone for a more modern monarchy and comes as the U.K. struggles with high inflation and financial uncertainty.
🗣️ The boom in e-bikes over the past few years has launched an intense debate over how riders use them and where.
Critics want more restrictions owing to what they describe as the greater risks the bikes create for pedestrians and traditional cyclists. bit.ly/3RQ497N
So you just checked your 401(k), and it doesn’t look good.
Don’t worry, here’s how you can preserve the value of your savings. 🧵bit.ly/3ei0emi
2) 📉With the bond market experiencing one of its worst years in history and the S&P 500 falling over 24% since January, most U.S. investors are feeling the pain.
And it is not over, as Wall Street keeps predicting a recession or “something worse.” bit.ly/3ei0emi
3) 💰 “Keep calm and invest on,” said Coastal Bridge Advisors’ Kimberly Nelson.
Since it's hard to plan the right exit and re-entry points to the market, it’s better to just “ sell high” rather than to “buy low.”
59% percent of CEOs think they might pause ESG pursuits due to economic uncertainty, but corporate stakeholders will continue to pressure boards about ESG matters, regardless of economic conditions.
2. Cybersecurity expert
Citing geopolitical uncertainty, 81% of surveyed CEOs say they see a high risk for cyber attacks ahead.
Yet 44% of CEOs say their organizations aren’t ready to deal with that threat.