Billy G is the biggest. Jamie D says Bitcoin is shit. China ain’t cheap no more. Not enough Chinese babies. This time it’s different in Japan.
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Slogans and exhortations don’t work to motivate people. Targets usually encourage manipulation or cheating. John Dues and Andrew Stotz discuss how these three strategies can hinder improvement, frustrate teachers and students, and even cause nationwide scandals.
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Guangdong Shenglu Telecommunication Tech Company Limited (002446 SZ): Profitable Growth rank of 3 was down compared to the prior period’s 2nd rank. This is above average performance compared to 810 medium Info Tech companies worldwide.
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Meituan (3690 HK): Profitable Growth rank of 6 was up compared to the prior period’s 10th rank. This is below average performance compared to 960 large Cons. Disc. companies worldwide.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (2330 TT): Profitable Growth rank of 1 was same compared to the prior period’s 1st rank. This is World Class performance compared to 660 large Info Tech companies worldwide.
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Hyundai Motor Company (005380 KS): Profitable Growth rank of 6 was same compared to the prior period’s 6th rank. This is below average performance compared to 940 large Cons. Disc. companies worldwide.
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Shifting to caution from progress. DEI at any cost. Time for EM to shine?. Rate hikes haven’t hit companies. Spot Bitcoin ETFs approved.
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What does it mean that people feel connected and included when something good happens yet dissociate when something bad happens? In this episode, Bill Bellows and Andrew Stotz discuss the human side of integration.
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Great Wall Motor Company Limited (601633 SH): Profitable Growth rank of 7 was down compared to the prior period’s 5th rank. This is below average performance compared to 940 large Cons. Disc. companies worldwide.
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Renault SA (RNO FP): Profitable Growth rank of 6 was up compared to the prior period’s 8th rank. This is below average performance compared to 940 large Cons. Disc. companies worldwide.
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