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https://www.wsj.com/news/heard-on-the-street 01-04-2009 18:55:17
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Chinese stocks are in a bull market again. Can it last? Jacky Wong weighs in. wsj.com/finance/stocks…
Tesla fired its EV charging staff. That leaves an opening for competitors, but Jinjoo Lee points out lots of speed bumps wsj.com/business/autos… $TSLA
Disney has lost some of its post-Covid magic says Dan Gallagher wsj.com/business/retai… $DIS
Tesla shares saw their biggest gain in more than three years when Beijing gave tentative approval for its 'Full Self-Driving' tech in the country, but Jacky Wong points out that it faces formidable local competition, just like it does in EVs wsj.com/business/autos… $TSLA
India's bid to become a superpower by emulating China’s economic boom is futile until it addresses income inequality and harnesses its human capital #IndiaVsChina wsj.com/world/india/in… via The Wall Street Journal
If India wants to be the next China then it needs to share the wealth writes Megha Mandavia wsj.com/world/india/in…
A GREAT Heard on the Street from Spencer Jakab
Starbucks is banking on foreigners, especially in China, to buy a lot more of its drinks wsj.com/business/starb… via The Wall Street Journal
Online marketplaces like Etsy are counting on AI to supercharge shopping says Jinjoo Lee wsj.com/tech/ai/online… $ETSY
Apple bought itself time for an AI boost says Dan Gallagher wsj.com/tech/apple-buy… $AAPL
Warren Buffett was joined by hedge fund Elliott in his bet on Japanese trading company shares. Jacky Wong explains the appeal. wsj.com/finance/stocks… $BRKA
For decades, the Boeing-Airbus duopoly in commercial jets looked unshakeable. Then they stopped innovating. There's a lesson here for big tech investors too, says Jon Sindreu in this Heard on the Street thought-provoker wsj.com/business/airli…
Wayfair stock is up 12% on a 1% decline in sales. Jinjoo Lee explains why:
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Activist and value investors are converging on Japan. The smart money may be onto something, says Jacky Wong
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If the Boeing-Airbus duopoly can be disrupted, so can other oligopolies warns Jon Sindreu
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ICYMI - Spencer Jakab put together a column on Starbucks' rather unique strategic plan name and offered some fun historical context - which isn't exactly encouraging.
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