
Brooke Sutherland
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https://www.bloomberg.com/view/contributors/AQ1oJ6PUBL8/brooke-sutherland/articles 07-12-2012 18:15:50
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The robots are coming, but automation investment appears tied to labor shortages and doesn't signal a reshoring boom in the US, Brooke Sutherland says trib.al/nYRTc26


The robots are coming, but not at the pace that they were during the peak of the post-pandemic labor shortages. That's not what one would expect if the US is really in the middle of a reshoring boom. Last week's newsletter, ICYMI: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl⦠via Bloomberg Opinion

Current geopolitical tensions would seem to demand a meaningful boost to defense budgets, but Congress canāt ā or wonāt ā deliver it at the moment. This paradox has kept a lid on the performance of defense stocks. Wednesday's newsletter: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl⦠Bloomberg Opinion


A bipartisan group of politicians gathered in Boston last week to discuss "whole of government approachā to safeguarding a US biotech supply chain that's heavily dependent on China bloomberg.com/news/newslette⦠via @AnsteyAsia for Bloomberg Economics

Acquiring Spirit would make Boeing an even more dominant force in airplane manufacturing. When a company is as integral to the US economy as Boeing is, itās not in anyoneās interest to hit the planemaker where it really hurts. Today's newsletter bloomberg.com/news/newslette⦠Bloomberg

Itās time to abandon the premise of interchangeable CEOs, who are produced at a GE-like people factory and can be swapped in and out like widgets, says Beth Kowitt: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl⦠via Bloomberg Opinion





DOGE claimed to have wrought $8 billion in savings by killing one contract. Except it was worth $8 million, not $8 billion. For context, ICE's total annual budget is about $9 billion. bloomberg.com/news/articles/⦠via Bloomberg Politics