MORBO, GUEST HOST OF CNBC’S SQUAWK BOX

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ALL CRYPTOCURRENCY BOOSTERS ARE VERMIN IN THE EYES OF MORBO

Forbes: SEC filings show Taco Bell-and other restaurants-knew cyclospora posed a risk to their businesses and the public. Reply: Warned their investors but not the public I see a very serious class action law suit
Anonymized post looking forward to having both the genAl bubble _and_ the housing bubble burst at the same time (they're probably the same bubble tbh Quoted post by Barchart U.S. Housing Market has reached its most unaffordable level in history
MATCLUCK THE HYPERCHICKEN, BIRD ATTORNEY AT LAW
POST BY MATT PARLMER Apple could definitely make iPhones profitably in the US, and definitely eat the cost of relocation, and definitely would be better off as a company in the long run if it did so, but it would suck for current management so they aren’t gonna try very hard unless forced to do so
REAL WAGES ARE UP GOOD NIGHT
Post by Paul Coelho @individkid.bsky.social I don't believe in supply demand economics. "Demand" is not measurable, so it is not real. Only supply is real, and developers put whatever price on their buildings that they think will protect them from risk of exposure as the gougers that they are. Empower local government to say no to gougers.
Anonymized post: It was Obama's bailing out of the "too big to fail" banks that hurt me and so many other regular Americans. Both parties looking out for their fellow wealthy buddies...still. We're all we got.
Unusual Whales BREAKING: Turkey has banned short-selling stock jessekershaw.bsky.social I actually like this. I don't think shorting should be allowed. If you don't like a company don't invest or invest in competition. Shorting often leads to disinformation to tank a stock
Skeet by Jessica (Ka) Burbank Anyone who is "measuring" the impact of the economic blackout in terms of revenue has lost the plot. Millions of Americans just learned how it feels to collectively organize against corporate power. That matters, and the efforts to convince us it doesn't are proof of that. March 2, 2025 at 2:29 PM & Everybody can reply
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Post by Jake Gold Zuck was completely public about the fact that he'd launch Threads without ads and then insert ads once it had gained dominant market share. Explicitly and shamelessly pulling a bait-and-switch on users. FTC and Congress shouldn't allow something so blatantly anti-consumer and anti-competitive.
Skeet by Jabari from NYC @independentblk.bsky.social Our industry mostly doesn't depend on the global imports. We need to aggressively push the other countries to open their markets. Trump is right here and that's why so many working class people support him. December 12, 2024 at 2:38 PM