Annex Wealth Management

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Mar 20, 2024

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Episodes

AAA says, leave the driving to YOU 07.08.2020

Researchers had issues every 8 miles with driver assist systems disengaging, sometimes without alerting the driver it had quit.

Disney Plus. That's a LOT of Hamilton. 06.08.2020

Disney Plus now has more than 60 million subscribers and got there in less than a year.

Did the Facebook boycott work? 04.08.2020

As it picked up steam, more than 1000 advertisers joined, ranging from major brands to mom-and-pops. So, did it work? For now, the answer is a solid maybe.

The record-setting GDP drop 30.07.2020

The US economy was off by 33% annual rate in the April-June quarter. This was not a surprise.

Will we ever go to movies again? Or stay home and watch? 29.07.2020

AMC Theaters and Universal Pictures have struck an unprecedented exclusivity deal. Is it a creative lifeline for an industry on the ropes?

Aquaman rides a Harley 28.07.2020

First was The Rewire from Harley Davidson. Next up is The Hardwire. Neither are bikes.

SOME companies LIKE when you take 'staycations' 23.07.2020

Staring at tired paint and furniture are causing many Americans to get at projects—and that is helping companies in that space.

US-China. Here we go again. 22.07.2020

Shortly after the US ordered China to close their consulate in Houston, staffers are burning what are probably sensitive documents.

Walmart's Thanksgiving Gift 21.07.2020

In a complete break in Black Friday tradition, all Walmart’s and Sam’s Clubs will close on Thanksgiving Day.

Tesla's big promise 10.07.2020

Elon Musk called the shot last April when he predicted Tesla would deliver a Level 5 self-driving car by the end of this year at the latest. He said it again today.

Twitter takes off 08.07.2020

Quite a day today for Twitter when word leaked it might be working on a paid subscription model that could include a payment option.

Should Amazon be worried? 07.07.2020

Amazon Prime has expedited delivery and Prime Video. It also has 150 million subscribers spending a yearly average of $1400. No wonder Walmart wants to take a run at it

Cut cable and save? 01.07.2020

Add in Netflix, Hulu, Disney + and Amazon Prime and the monthly streaming bill is climbing closer to what many used to pay for cable.

How about a National mask mandate? 30.06.2020

In terms of economic impact, the Goldman Sachs team thinks a mandated national mask policy could substitute for lockdowns which have the potential to subtract 5% from GDP growth.

Tesla's bad report card 24.06.2020

A day after being lauded for having 2 vehicles on the most-American-made list, Tesla landed dead last on the new 2020 Initial Quality Study from JD Power.

The most American, American cars 23.06.2020

There are roughly 350 car models on the market this year from 13 different automakers across 14 states.

Betting on stocks is not a game 17.06.2020

No doubt you’ve heard that day-trading with the work-from-home crowd is very popular. Be very careful.

Retail roars in May 16.06.2020

May’s 17.7% increase in retail sales is officially the largest in history.

The unemployment puzzle 11.06.2020

There are initial unemployment claims and then there are continuing claims. Economists feel continued claims are a better indicator of the state of the labor market with states reopening and workers heading back to their jobs.

CrossFit's tough week 10.06.2020

As the George Floyd protests began, many CrossFit gyms wanted the company to take a stand supporting the movement. On Saturday, CrossFit founder and CEO Greg Glassman did the opposite.

Macy's fights on 09.06.2020

Macy's was expecting to lose over $1 billion this quarter. But, with 450 stores now open with healthy digital sales and actual foot traffic, the loss has narrowed.

The Electric Van Race 04.06.2020

Amazon has ordered 100,000 electric delivery vans from Rivian. UPS’ order with British startup Arrival is for 10,000. Between them, it’s a $4 billion market.

Zoom. Turbocharged. 03.06.2020

Zoom isn’t an overnight sensation even though it seems like that. They’ve been around for 10 years, but when the work-from-home movement began, they hit light speed.

Are we ready to spend? 02.06.2020

As things open up, personal spending will be key to economic recovery as 70% of GDP is tied to the American consumer.

The fuzzy math of unemployment 28.05.2020

Are 41 million people out of work? There have been 41 million claims but the current number of people receiving unemployment is 21 million.

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