Auto reporter Gabrielle Coppola and CEO Diana Lee discuss UAW strike impact on GM and Stellantis, while CEO Eloisa Lewis explains reimagining projects to be more regenerative. Joel Weber and Randall Williams talk about Deion Sanders' influence on college football. Sylvia Jablonski reflects on tech and growth companies debate.
United Auto Workers expanding their strike to 38 additional GM and Stellantis facilities
New Climate Culture CEO reimagining projects for regenerative and disaster resilient purposes
Deep dives
Market Volatility and Investor Reactions Amidst Fed Announcement
Following the recent Fed meeting, the market experienced panic selling and volatility. Investors have shown interest in income-focused ETFs that generate enhanced income through selling in-the-money puts, while also selling off tech-related AI ETFs. The market's reaction to the Fed's hawkish stance and uncertainty about a soft landing has contributed to the market turbulence.
The Potential of AI and Tech Stocks
Despite recent market volatility, the potential of AI and tech stocks remains strong. AI technologies are expected to play a significant role in various sectors, including healthcare, autonomous driving, smart cities, and finance. Companies like Tesla and Rivian, which focus on electric vehicles and climate change solutions, are poised for growth amidst increasing global interest in carbon neutrality and government support.
Tech and Growth Stocks as Future Powerhouses
While some may argue that tech and growth stocks have lost their appeal, they continue to be vital for the future. The growth potential in AI, tech, and electric vehicles is substantial, and these sectors are expected to thrive in the coming years. Although there may be short-term volatility, these industries are driving the next wave of technological innovation and have the potential to deliver significant returns.
The Future of Investing in AI and Climate Change Solutions
AI, tech, and climate change solutions are the future of investing. The growth of AI technology and its applications will revolutionize various industries, while companies focused on climate change solutions like Tesla and Rivian are well-positioned to benefit from the increasing demand for sustainable energy and transportation. Investing in these sectors provides an opportunity to be at the forefront of technological advancements and the fight against climate change.
Bloomberg News Autos Reporter Gabrielle Coppola and Diana Lee, CEO at Constellation, discuss the United Auto Workers’ expanding their strike to 38 additional facilities run by General Motors and Stellantis. Eloisa Lewis, CEO of New Climate Culture, explains her work reimagining commercial and residential projects to be more regenerative and disaster resilient. Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber and Bloomberg News US Sports Business Reporter Randall Williams share the details of Randall's Businessweek Magazine story Deion Sanders Is Writing the New Playbook of College Football. And we Drive to the Close with Sylvia Jablonski, CEO & CIO at Defiance ETFs. Hosts: Carol Massar and Jess Menton. Producer: Paul Brennan.