The Great Stay: Why Job Hugging Is the New Norm—and What Investors Need to Know The labor market narrative has flipped from the explosive “Great Resignation” to what industry experts now dub the “Great Stay.” But this isn’t just about workers sticking around—it’s about “job hugging,” a phenomenon where employees cling tightly to their current…
The Private Market Surge: What Family Offices Are Really Doing—and What Investors Should Learn Family offices have quietly transformed the investment landscape over the past decade, and their growing appetite for private markets is reshaping how wealth is managed at the highest levels. According to Preqin data, the number of family offices with allocations to…
As the electric vehicle (EV) market races toward a pivotal moment, savvy investors and advisors need to sharpen their focus on the seismic shifts underway. The looming September 30 deadline to claim federal EV tax credits—up to $7,500 for new EVs and $4,000 for used ones—has ignited a buying frenzy unlike anything seen before. This…
The Return to Office: What It Means for Investors and Advisors in 2024 After years of uncertainty and experimentation with remote and hybrid work models, U.S. companies are making significant strides in bringing employees back to the office. According to an upcoming CBRE report, this shift is more pronounced than at any time since the…
Robotaxis: The Future of Urban Mobility Is Here — And Investors Should Take Note Now After years of anticipation and testing, robotaxis are no longer a futuristic concept—they are rapidly becoming an integral part of urban transportation ecosystems, particularly in the U.S. and China. But beyond the hype, what does this mean for investors and…
The U.S. Job Market Hits a Wall: What Investors Need to Know Now After months of subtle warning signs, the U.S. labor market has finally shown unmistakable cracks. July’s jobs report, released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), revealed a mere 73,000 jobs added—well below expectations and insufficient to keep pace with population growth….
Superyachts, Tariffs, and a New Divide in the Boating World: What Investors Must Know Now The recent announcement of a 15% U.S. tariff on European-made recreational boats and yachts is sending ripples through the luxury marine market—and savvy investors and advisors need to pay close attention. With Europe producing the lion’s share of high-end vessels…
Art Auction Market Faces Structural Shift Amid Wealth Boom: What Investors Must Know Now The art auction world is grappling with a paradox. Despite record-breaking wealth accumulation among the ultra-rich, auction sales have been declining for three consecutive years, hitting their lowest levels in over a decade. Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips collectively saw a 6%…
Subway’s New CEO: What Jonathan Fitzpatrick’s Appointment Means for Investors and the Future of Fast Food In a strategic move signaling a potential pivot for the iconic sandwich brand, Subway has named Jonathan Fitzpatrick as its new CEO, effective July 28. Fitzpatrick’s appointment marks the end of a careful search following John Chidsey’s retirement, who…
Crypto Markets Shakeout: What $680 Million in Liquidations Means for Investors Now In a stunning reminder of crypto’s volatility, over $680 million in leveraged positions were liquidated in just 24 hours—most of which came from short sellers caught off guard by a sharp Bitcoin (BTC) breakout. This wasn’t just a minor blip; it was one…