DEI, SpaceX, and Russian consumer confidence have something in common: they’re all collapsing.
Is that a ragebait headline? Sure. But the charts back it up.
There’s a lot of chatter about a sustainability recession. When executives were asked which “sustainability” initiatives are getting rolled back, 44% pointed to DEI clawbacks. Compare this to only 10% who expecting a slow down in climate transition investment.
Meanwhile, the masters of the universe on Wall Street put out a bevy of research notes pegging SpaceX between $205 (Goldman Sachs) and $300 (Morgan Stanley). The price as of July 24? $113. Whoops.
Finally, it has taken four years, but Ukraine has succeeded in making the average Russian feel this war. Consumer confidence is collapsing, and the pivot from oil infrastructure to shipping to online retailers is why…. turns out being agile isn’t just a good strategy for software development.
Until next week, friends.
Why are CPC votes such an outlier on this? Sad to see climate so polarized.
Source: Angus Reid Institute
Canadians’ response to misinformation. And ineffective climate communication.
Source: Angus Reid Institute
Drone warfare has turned fossil fuels into weakness.
Source: Financial Times
Russian consumer confidence is collapsing. The attacks on Wildberries are not going to help.
Source: Gallup
Speaking of collapsing confidence… Higher Ed has its work cut out.
Source: Gallup
The sustainability recession is not evenly distributed. Can’t say I’m surprised.
Source: GlobeScan
What Wall Street told clients about the SpaceX IPO….
Source: Financial Times
… And how that is working out.
Source: Financial Times
Trump II has no faith in career diplomats. Rebuilding this function will take more than an election.
Source: Financial Times
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