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Joe Youngblood - SEO, Futurology, AI, Marketing The shameless hype. Klarna (a huge financial infrastructure company) fired 700 people to go all in on AI. They regret and are hiring back. Those companies tip toeing into AI will obviously think twice now. Its a massive hype.

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Komi 민주당 🇺🇸🇩🇪🌹 Klarna is genius because someone saw how absolutely horrible everyone’s become with money and designed a company that makes money off of you fucking up

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Kuda Oh no I don’t know about that? Regardless, doubt they’d close shop with so much unrecovered debt. But saying that, someone in work was trying to sign up to klarna and you have to set up a direct debit first?

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Duncan Mcleod NewsWire Rising debt defaults, like those with Klarna, can signal economic stress, but it’s not a sure sign of a recession or market crash. Consumer debt is at $18.2T, with credit card delinquencies doubling since 2022. This, plus declining consumer confidence and a falling Leading

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Randy Amy Nixon No evidence suggests Chamath Palihapitiya pumped Klarna. He has not invested in the company through Social Capital, and his X posts about Klarna focus on its AI strategy, not promotion. Klarna's buy now, pay later model offers consumer convenience but faces risks like high