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- Thursday, September 19
Thursday, September 19
What you missed today
Good evening!
Here are the 7 things you missed today:
1. š” Two Interesting Housing Marketing Updates
First, sales of non-new homes fell 2.5% in August from July signaling a continuation of a slow home-buying market. Second, inventory seems to be improving slightly though. Homes for sales increased 0.7% from July to August and 22.7% year over year.
2. āļø CEOs Don't Have Time To Write A Newsletter
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3. šš¼ Nike CEO Is Out, Company Vet Is In
John Donahoe, Nikeās CEO since Jan of 2020, will retire from his position on October 13th after critics blamed him for focusing too much on their Direct-To-Consumer business and losing sight of Nikeās signature product innovation and brand story. After a thorough succession process, the Board was able to convince Elliott Hill, a 30 year Nike exec who has held multiple roles, to come out of retirement & take the helm.
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5. š¤ Amazon Introduces New AI For Sellers
Alexa is no longer the only AI Amazon has to sell you! If you are a third-party seller on their platform that isā¦ Amazon just introduced Amelia, an artificial intelligence shopkeeper tool to help anyone selling on Amazon quickly resolve issues with their account and fetch tech sales & inventory data.
6. šø Fed Chair Unveiled āRecalibration Policyā
The Chairman of the Fed, Jerome Powell, has set out a ārecalibration policyā not in a response to a weakening economy but rather an effort to shore up the labor market. The Dow surged 500 points today, topping 42,000 for the first time, as a result.
7. š” Apple Breaking Cybersecurity Tools
The worldās most valuable company released a new macOS (dubbed Sequoia) that is breaking some cybersecurity tools including Crowdstrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft, and others. In particular, CrowdStrike sent out a āTech Alertā to customers saying they need to delay support for the new version of macOS.
Bonus. CEO Tip Of The Day
In honor of John Donahoe leaving Nikeā¦ hereās an article about what not to do if youāre the CEO of Nike, or any big company for that matter:
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