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Will AI make people "economically irrelevant?" #shorts #ai #economics #capitalism
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-07 20:33
AI Impact on Labor - AI 的成功应用将大幅提高生产力,但可能导致所需劳动力数量显著减少 [1] - 资本主义依赖工人,而 AI 驱动的生产力可能导致大量人口失业,对资本主义模式构成挑战 [1][2] - 大众可能难以接受缺乏工作机会的资本主义模式,这可能对社会稳定构成威胁 [2] Potential Solutions - 普遍基本收入 (Universal Basic Income) 被视为一种可能的解决方案,以应对 AI 导致的大规模失业 [3] - 普遍基本收入可能被批评为奖励懒惰,但也可以被视为对个体“无用性”的一种补偿 [3]
How #AI is impacting the Buy Now Pay Later industry for Gen Z
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-07 16:01
got my first credit card on campus at college at at 18. Didn't fully understand what I was signing up for. Certainly didn't read the fine print where it said 0% asterisk.Don't worry about it. Borrowed a bunch of money, financed my first startup from that very same credit card. Promptly got into more that I could afford to pay for.Startup failed. Eventually got some nasty calls from collectors. paid it off and four years later or five years later took this little company PayPal public was basically independe ...
Family Businesses Are Losing Their Heirs — What Comes Next?
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-07 15:01
Industry Overview & Challenges - US Census Bureau data indicates over half of US businesses are owned by individuals aged 55 and older, signaling a wave of transitions [4] - Approximately 55 million small family-owned businesses are vital to the US economy, employing a significant portion of the workforce [5] - A US bank survey reveals only 50% of 1,000 small businesses interviewed have a succession plan in place, highlighting a lack of preparation for transitions [7] - Rising generations often prefer inheriting cash from business sales rather than running the family business, potentially leading to job losses and community disruption [6][7] Succession & Transition Strategies - Succession planning should start earlier, regardless of business size, and owners should seek professional advice instead of relying solely on friends [9][10] - Owners should explore options beyond selling, such as becoming owner-investors, to maintain control and legacy [10][27] - Private equity firms offer options for owners to sell while remaining involved, preserving local enterprise aspects [15] Private Equity & Consolidation - Soundcore focuses on recession-resistant businesses, holding them for an average of five years [21] - Soundcore's strategy involves buying small businesses at lower multiples (averaging 59 times EBITDA) compared to typical private equity firms (12-20+ times EBITDA), indicating less competition in this segment [19][20] - The rise of large consolidators may lead to a shift from local, personality-based businesses to standardized, less community-focused experiences [25] Wealth Transfer & Business Value - Baby boomer and older households are expected to pass down approximately $100 trillion in wealth over the next 25 years [11] - Family-owned businesses constitute roughly 18% of their net worth, representing an estimated $18 trillion in business value potentially changing hands by 2048 [12] - A founder's departure can decrease business value if they control key local relationships [14]
Salman Rushdie is 'very worried' for #India #politics #shorts
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-07 14:01
So how do you feel about India today under Prime Minister Modi. >> I feel very worried about it you know because um I mean I have a lot of friends in India who who are journalists and who who from whom I get interesting information about what's going on and and I think everybody is extremely concerned with the attack on freedoms um of journalists of writers of intellectuals of professors you know etc. There is a even beyond that there seems to be a desire to rewrite the history of the country. Um essentiall ...
What Went Wrong With Capitalism?
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-07 13:01
Capitalism's Evolution and Crisis - Capitalism has adapted through various models, including laissez-faire (1.0), Keynesianism (2.0), and Thatcher-Reagan era (3.0), each with its own strengths and weaknesses [3][6][7][8] - The model in force until 2008 crisis has perished, and a new model (Capitalism 4.0) is yet to take shape with clarity [5][6] - Markets signal to politicians when a model has ceased to work, as seen with the Great Crash, the inflation of the 1970s, and the 2008 crisis [10] Challenges to Contemporary Capitalism - Over-intervention by governments to minimize pain for markets and investors has ruined capitalism [14] - The expansion of the state, the culture of bailouts, and regulations undermine capitalism by entrenching incumbents and socializing losses [15][16][17] - Concentration of power in a few companies dominating the S&P 500 is a perversion of capitalism [17] - Productivity growth is falling off due to the loss of dynamism in capitalism, with constant state support hindering new entrants [18][19] Disillusionment and Alternatives - Approximately 70% of Americans believe they are unlikely to be better off than their parents, violating the American capitalist dream [21] - Many young people in America are disillusioned with the current form of capitalism and prefer socialism [22][23] Financialization and Liquidity Concerns - The degree of liquidity and financialization in the markets is seen as a problem by many capitalists [24] - Liquification and financialization of the economy have eliminated judgment and trust, leading to a version of capitalism that may not be better than socialism or communism [26]
How Microsoft Excel conquered corporate America #tech
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-07 03:00
I have to ask what about AI. What kind of threat does AI pose to Excel. >> So if you think like at like the furthest at at the furthest remove like the promise of AI is it's going to take a big large amount of data of information and allow you to ask questions of it and get answers in an easy way.And that's like what a spreadsheet does. Um when you actually look and and so there are lots of potential Excel competitors. There are sort of like AI native like AI versions of Excel. There are these kind of like ...
Why so many teens are using LinkedIn now #tech #parenting #shorts
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-07 00:00
Teenagers are often the kind of taste makers. Like they decide who's cool, which musicians are big. And I have a new trend that the teens are setting right now according to parents magazine, parents.com, which published the story. Can you guess what it might be. >> I mean, Loos was the last one.K-pop demon hunters. >> LinkedIn. Stacy, the teens are on LinkedIn.They according teens are making >> How am I like accidentally cool. They're not really joining LinkedIn because they think it's cool. They are joinin ...
From TikTok to the Streets: Nepal’s Gen-Z Uprising #shorts #nepal #genz #nepalprotest
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-06 20:43
Pashabsa Subeti is a 22-year-old law student who lives with her parents in the outskirts of Nepal's capital, Catmandeue. Not long ago, her life took a surprising turn. You said the police were expecting 7 or 800 people to show up.As you were going from school to the demonstration, how many were you thinking. >> When we were like when we reached there, we saw very few people. There were not much people.So, we thought thousand to 2,000 people might come but I was not sure. But as like after 15 minutes of when ...
From TikTok to the Streets: Conspicuous Wealth & Nepal’s Gen-Z Uprising
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-06 13:00
-I was tired of living in a country where not my capabilities or my competence but the connection that people have takes them forward. -We planned to have a very small peaceful protest. [shouting] -Did you stay off of social media or did you go back to posting.-No, I went back to posting. I will never stop posting. It's fine even if I die.But I will be dying speaking up for my country. -There is a huge class difference. And all these people, they get these opportunities not because they are capable of it, j ...
Raising Cane's CEO on the Restaurant Chain's Expansion
Bloomberg Television· 2025-12-06 09:34
Talk about that expansion because, I mean, obviously, if you're down south, I mean, everyone knew racing games, but if you were up north, it was kind of like, what is this company. Where did they come from. And you guys are huge.Yeah, yeah, right. When I started the business 29 years ago in Louisiana. Yeah.And so we kind of grew out consensually from there, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and grew up in there. Then we went to the Midwest and then we went to the West Coast. And then the East Coast was our our ...