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X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-10-29 20:45
Starbucks can’t seem to escape the culture wars — and it's under fire from both the right and left, @bethkowitt says (via @opinion) https://t.co/nSRzG59qPx ...
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-10-20 01:00
Memories of the imperial past remain a flashpoint in Japan’s culture wars, influencing both foreign policy and domestic power struggles https://t.co/lw4Z1B58ufIllustration: Lan Truong https://t.co/oRoKWKxjvd ...
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The Economist· 2025-10-18 02:20
Memories of the imperial past remain a flashpoint in Japan’s culture wars, influencing both foreign policy and domestic power struggles https://t.co/8KPPbuDmHF ...
‘Fast Money' traders talk Netflix shares dropping after Elon Musk tells people to cancel
Youtube· 2025-10-01 22:26
Core Viewpoint - Elon Musk's tweet urging followers to cancel Netflix subscriptions due to a transgender character in the show "Dead End Paranormal Park" has led to a 2% drop in Netflix shares, highlighting the influence of social media on stock performance [1][2][3]. Group 1: Impact of Musk's Tweet - Musk's call to action resulted in a significant reaction from his followers, causing Netflix shares to decline by over 2% [1][2]. - The show "Dead End Paranormal Park," which features a transgender character, was canceled in 2023 after a 20-episode run, yet remains available on Netflix [3][4]. - Following Musk's comments, the creator of the show reported receiving anti-Semitic and homophobic harassment, prompting a social media break [4][5]. Group 2: Subscriber Analysis - Netflix has approximately 89 million subscribers in the US and Canada, with an estimated 40 million potentially identifying as Republican [5][6]. - If 10% of these subscribers were to cancel, it would represent about 2.5 to 4 million subscribers, which is only around 1% of Netflix's global subscriber base [6][7]. Group 3: Market Reactions and Valuation - Despite the potential impact of Musk's tweet, analysts suggest that the overall effect on Netflix's stock may be limited, as the company has not performed well since its earnings report [7][8]. - Concerns about Netflix's valuation have been raised, with some analysts expressing caution regarding the stock for the first time in years [8][9]. - Historical examples of boycotts and protests against companies indicate that while headlines can temporarily affect stock prices, the long-term impact may vary [12][13].
Michael: 'What’s so woke' about Cracker Barrel?
MSNBC· 2025-08-29 23:47
Brand & Marketing - Cracker Barrel faced backlash over logo redesign perceived as "woke" by some, leading to a reversal [1] - Following the logo controversy, Cracker Barrel reportedly removed DEI and Pride pages from its website [2] - The company's actions highlight the impact of culture wars on corporate branding and marketing strategies [2] Financial Performance & Consumer Behavior - Cracker Barrel experienced a significant drop in profitability in 2024 [5] - The company's financial performance may be linked to consumer reactions to its brand image and marketing decisions [5] - Target is facing a boycott due to consumer dissatisfaction, potentially impacting its profitability [7] - Target's profitability may be declining, potentially leading to store closures [8] Competitive Landscape - Target's situation is compared to Cracker Barrel's, but with a larger national customer base [8] - The scale of customer base and geographic concentration are factors in how companies respond to consumer sentiment [8]
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-08-29 18:50
The Trump administration’s assault on Lisa Cook is not a war against woke. But it is hard not to see it also as a proxy battle in America’s bitter culture wars https://t.co/RwWBUa1qI2 ...
As GOP drives culture wars, Dems debate what message works
MSNBC· 2025-08-27 13:24
This is a lot of news cycles turn over things that Republicans have elevated and found irritating. Uh are they as important as some of the policies we were going to talk about? That's debatable. It's just it's the media environment Democrats work in. They they are responding to things that they can denounce but can't really control. Yeah. I feel like it's everything from Sydney Sweeney and the American Eagle ad to the Cracker Barrel rebranding logo. And then on the more serious front of everything from crim ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-29 13:20
“I would say this is the Japanese answer to the culture wars.” @moekaimnida tells “The Intelligence” how a law on married couples’ surnames is under fire. Listen to the daily podcast https://t.co/lzc8TDs7ip https://t.co/m1nj4tp7QX ...