Why Americans are having second thoughts about electric cars - Bloomberg Businessweek

Good analysis. Note key point that early adopters (curve of diffusion) pushed initial sales, the segment typically less concerned about price and practicality. Isaiah 49:11

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Why America’s Car Buyers Are Rethinking EVs — Bloomberg Businessweek

High sticker prices, steep financing rates and range anxiety will fuel a slowdown in US electric-car adoption this year.

How Shein found Amazon’s weakness - New York Magazine

Wheel of Retailing in evidence as cheaper, niche competitor finds an advantage against Amazon, the dominant retailer. Isaiah 43:18.

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Shein Found Amazon’s Weakness — New York Magazine

The Everything Store seems to be legitimately worried about this fast-fashion upstart.

Food Can Be Literally Addictive, New Evidence Suggests—Scientific American

“Cigarettes all over again.” Same pattern—decades of professional and common knowledge negated by producers. Another marketing downfall with a harmful P for Product. 1 Cor. 6:19

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Food Can Be Literally Addictive, New Evidence Suggests — Scientific American

Given the option, most rats will choose sugar instead of cocaine. Their lust for the carbohydrate is so intense that they will go as far as to self-administer electric shocks in their desperation to consume sugar. Rats aren’t alone in this drive. Humans, it seems, do something similar. People who’ve had bariatric surgery sometimes continue to overindulge in highly processed foods, those made from white flour, sugar, butter, and the like, even if it means later enduring vomiting and diarrhea.

Cotton got a rebrand 50 years ago. It’s proven to be successful - Fast Company

Note market environmental factors threatening product—technological advances of synthetics, sociological acceptance of same. Note importance of jingle. Ezekiel 27:7

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Cotton got a rebrand 50 years ago. It’s proven to be successful — Fast Company

A new logo and a catchy song (you know the one) turned cotton from an agricultural commodity into ‘the fabric of our lives.’

Musk's Twitter Rebranding as X Is Off to a Confusing, Haphazard Start - Variety

Looks like we all left “X” for Mastodon. Reminiscent of FedEx destroying Kinko’s decades of brand equity with their acquisition. Prov 22:1

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Musk's Twitter Rebranding as X Is Off to a Confusing, Haphazard Start — Variety

Over the weekend, Elon Musk issued the unexpected fiat via late-night/early-morning tweetstorm (x-storm?) that Twitter would now be known as X -- complete with a new X logo that has replaced the bonny blue birdie on the service's website.

Zuckerberg only had one job with Threads, and he blew it - Fast Company

Bad review of Threads rollout. As article states, Threads needed to emulate Twitter UX to justify its overall marketing message—“the replacement you’ve been waiting for.” Matt. 6:33

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Zuckerberg only had one job with Threads, and he blew it — Fast Company

Threads can’t replace Twitter with so many crucial UX features missing.

The Bike Turns: Peloton’s Rebrand – JASON WILLIAM KARPF, blog.

Observations about Peloton’s shift to content and service after pandemic-peak sales of its expensive machines dropped. 1 Cor. 15:51 (NIV).

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The Bike Turns: Peloton’s Rebrand

On May 23, fitness company Peloton announced a brand relaunch, declaring itself “open and available for everyone to experience its expert instructors and world-class content, even for free.” The re…

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No cow needed: Oat and soy can be called milk, FDA proposes—AP

Reminiscent of dairy industry’s war on margarine over the decades. Prov. 22:1

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No cow needed: Oat and soy can be called milk, FDA proposes

Soy, oat, almond and other drinks that bill themselves as “milk” can keep using the name, according to draft federal rules released Wednesday. Food and Drug Administration officials issued guidance that says plant-based beverages don’t pretend to be from dairy animals – and that U.S.

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Tesla cuts vehicle prices in bid to boost flagging demand https://apnews.com/article/fac648952687ea903477422f5001ef0a

“Maturity” section of product life cycle marked by increased competition, emphasis on price. Has Tesla peaked? Musk controversies create more headwinds.

Ecclesiastes 7:10

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Tesla cuts vehicle prices in bid to boost flagging demand

DETROIT (AP) — With its sales slowing and its stock price tumbling, Tesla Inc. slashed prices dramatically Friday on several versions of its electric vehicles, making some of its models eligible for a new federal tax credit that could help spur buyer interest.

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Boeing orders rise to 4-year high but still trail Airbus. Sales of 737 MAX rebounding after two crashes and reports of design shortcuts and coverups. Can Boeing, once the epitome of American manufacturing, find redemption in the marketplace? Isaiah 44:2

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Boeing orders rise to 4-year high but still trail Airbus

Boeing took more than 200 net orders for passenger airplanes in December to complete its best year since 2018, but it failed again to catch up with European manufacturer Airbus in orders and aircraft deliveries.

Associated Press