The greatest danger to The TJX Companies (NYSE: TJX) is the fast growth of mobile shopping. Cyber sales threaten TJX because it operates brick and mortar shopping stores such as TJX Maxx, Home Goods, and Marshalls.
There is no value at Peloton for investors. Instead, Peloton offers an interesting lesson in the power of Woke Culture and the need to avoid initial public offering (IPO) companies.
The revenue shrinkage at Tiffany’s is odd, because its customer base; rich people, is growing.
I think Ross Stores will have a hard time competing with 21st Century America’s favorite department store, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN).
Finally, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is today’s most disruptive corporation because it successfully builds processes for distributing and marketing a wide variety of goods. Indeed, one way to look at Amazon is as a machine for identifying, building, commercializing, and perfecting new processes.
Therefore, the time to worry is not when you make mistakes, but when you believe you are not making mistakes. Competent people make stupid mistakes because they refuse to admit they will make stupid mistakes.
6.Remember, some income is always better than no income. Even income sources that pay far less than a job can help you survive in a no-jobs economy.
Those who invest for the Retail Apocalypse will make a lot of money because the great die off of retailers is real and getting worse. As of 21 June…
Nor is light sleep anything new for leaders. America’s third president Thomas Jefferson (R-Virginia) only got two hours of sleep a day. American presidents are not alone in getting little sleep, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi only gets 3.5 hours of sleep a night.
Struggling to be productive and to get things done? Here are four reasons you may be struggling and tips on how to improve.
The power of language is immense, yet subtle. Maybe that is why it is so underrated. A person that has complete command over a language has the power to change…
We can sum Bed Bath & Beyond’s woes up in three words; Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), Wayfair (NYSE: W), and Walmart (NYSE: WMT).
