Headlines from Across the MAP
Jul 22, 2021The entire auto industry has been hobbled for months by the worldwide shortage of semiconductor chips, which has prevented manufacturers from producing enough vehicles to meet the demand from Americans eager to spend their pandemic savings and stimulus checks. As a result, many dealerships are practically barren of inventory, and new rides are fetching record prices.
- Slate: "The Car Market Is Insane. It Might Stay That Way for a While"
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- CNBC: "Chipotle, Target use TikTok to find the workers they need in tight job market"
- The New York Times: "Behind the Lordstown Debacle, the Hand of a Wall Street Dealmaker"
- Bloomberg: "Apple Delays Office Return by At Least A Month as Covid Spikes"
- CAIA: "What About Beta? | The Demise of Alpha"
- Factor Research: "Myth Busting: Equities are an Inflation Hedge"
- Bloomberg: "What Happened to Price-to-Book Ratio in Value Investing?"
