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US jobless claims rose by 10,000 to 200,000, while continuing claims hit a two-year low of 1.77 million, signaling limited layoffs. Despite job cuts at Meta and Nike and a three-year high in tech layoffs, the labor market remains in a stable "low-hire, low-fire" phase. Attached Image (click to enlarge)

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More than half of Nike thinks that Tech teams don’t deliver anything. Who is at fault for that?

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The government keeps spending and the dollar weakens. Stocks, real estate, goes up and everything the wealthy own keeps climbing. They don't even have to do anything. Most Americans don't own assets. They're net negative. They live off a paycheck. The dollar loses value, and that paycheck shrinks. Rent climbs, groceries cost more. The top 1% now holds 31.7% of all wealth in America. Highest share ever recorded. The bottom 50% holds 2.5%. $55 trillion sits with the wealthiest 1%. That's roughly what the bottom 90% has, combined. And the gap is still widening. The Gini coefficient, the global standard for measuring inequality just hit a 60-year high. Worker wages as a share of GDP? A 75 year low. Now drop AI into the middle of it. Yesterday, Jack Dorsey gutted nearly half of Block's entire workforce. Over 4,000 people, gone in one single firing. Block wasn't struggling and they posted $10 billion in gross profit last year. The stock ripped 22% higher on the announcement. Sit with that for a second. 4,000 people lost their livelihoods and investors made billions. That's the economy Friedberg is warning about. Dorsey went further. He told the world most companies will follow within a year. "Intelligence tools have redefined the process of creating and managing a company." Look at the last two months alone. Amazon, 16,000 jobs in January. Dow, 4,500. Pinterest, Meta, Nike, Allianz, WiseTech, all pointing at AI. 49,000 tech jobs wiped out since the start of 2026. Forrester says 10.4 million American jobs will be permanently gone by 2030. These jobs are gone and replaced by models and automation. And the money those systems generate? It goes straight to shareholders and executives. The people being replaced never see a dime of it. Friedberg pointed at what's already happening on the streets. Minnesota protests. 50,000 people marching through Minneapolis in January. He said the economic divide is the fuel underneath all of it. Then he said the thing no billionaire is supposed to say. A wealth tax might be unavoidable. Not because he wants one because the only other option is worse. "Can you do it violently or nonviolently? If there's a nonviolent path, that's probably the preferable path." A billionaire is telling you the system is cracking. AI is speeding it up. The people getting laid off can't buy stocks with their severance. The people making billions off AI aren't hiring replacements. This is the biggest economic story of the decade. It's the All-In Podcast (hosted by Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg). David Friedberg (co-host) broke down de-dollarization, wealth inequality, Minnesota protests/civil unrest, and warned a wealth tax may be needed to avoid worse outcomes like civil war—calling non-violent paths preferable. Clips are circulating from their recent episodes. https://x.com/_Investinq/status/2027390238553714837?s=20 submitted by /u/Time-Alternative-964 to r/BhartiyaStockMarket [link] [comments]

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