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The World Is Rapidly Changing and ExxonMobil Executive Committee Knows It

Gas-powered vehicle sales, excluding hybrids, have fallen below 50% of global new vehicle sales for the first time, according to Mobility Global data.

Gas-powered vehicle sales fell 10% year-on-year from January through June 2026, reaching 20.25 million vehicles.

As a result, their share of global new vehicle sales dropped by 3 percentage points to 49%.

The milestone marks a significant change in the global automotive market, where gasoline-powered vehicles have historically made up the majority of new-car sales.

As electric vehicles and other electrified powertrains continue to expand their share of the market, the latest figures show gasoline-only vehicles have now slipped into the minority worldwide.

The 49% figure represents another major milestone in the ongoing global shift towards vehicle electrification.

https://electricdrives.tv/news/cars/


When Indians comming Silicon Valley Labs in South San Jose people who worked for 30-40 years are desperately clinging to their cushy seats

It is very naive to think that after IBM 100+ years we were not able to construct corrupted relations, Chinese, Vietnamese, and now it is very difficult for Indian people to enter in that market or mafias, One example is when a Chinese manager asks a Vietnamese co-worker to transfer knowledge to a new hire certainly not their, nor Chinese nor Vietnamese origin the knowledge transfer becomes a very formal procedure, maybe 15 minutes a day for a few days. They feel wanting claiming their cushy seats and see any new comers a danger.


ConocoPhillips sees oil price floor rising to $70 a barrel

ConocoPhillips Chairman Ryan Lance said on ​Monday he expects the oil price floor ‌to rise to around $70 per barrel and sees a mid-cycle price of $65 to $70 per barrel ​for the US West Texas Intermediate ​crude benchmark.

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/conocophillips-sees-oil-price-floor-rising-70-barrel-chairman-says-2026-10-05/


DBS Emerged, Hughes Is Tilting Toward Creditor Control, and DWLLC Is Stuck in Crisis Mediation

EchoStar is managing three very different restructuring tracks as Hughes, DWLLC, and DBS move through their respective Chapter 11 processes. Hughes may soon lose exclusivity (debtor driven), which would allow creditors to advance their own plan. DWLLC is preparing for a mutually agreed mediator, and if talks fail, Judge Lopez will select a mediator and impose a formal standstill. DBS has already exited Chapter 11, thus leaving EchoStar with two active cases that are increasingly shaped by creditor pressure.

The contrast reflects the industries each business operates in.

• DBS is part of the mature and shrinking pay‑TV sector.Cash flow is predictable, churn patterns are somewhat stable, and capital needs are limited. This allowed creditors to model recoveries and support a fast, clean reorganization.
• Hughes competes in the capital‑intensive satellite broadband and enterprise connectivity market. Competition from fiber, fixed wireless, and LEO constellations is increasing. Collateral tied to satellites and ground infrastructure loses value quickly when investment slows, which is driving creditors to push for control and an end to exclusivity.
• DWLLC operated in a volatile wireless and 5G infrastructure industry.
Tower leases, fiber backhaul, FCC buildout milestones, and spectrum strategy created significant operational risk. When DWLLC’s buildout stalled and regulatory scrutiny intensified, the business could not meet industry obligations (force majeure litigated by creditors). Judge Lopez was prompted to halt litigation and may force mediation to prevent administrative insolvency.

As for employees, stay aligned with near-term value creation, because creditors prioritize immediate cash flow and operational stability. Avoid relying on long-term internal promises until restructuring paths are clearer. Maintain professional readiness. Stay informed as mediation outcomes and exclusivity rulings can change direction quickly.


A Reality Check!

Let’s be real for a moment. Posting rants, slamming, or bad-mouthing EH, VA or others doesn’t actually change anything.

It might feel like a quick emotional release in the moment, but in reality, it rarely accomplishes anything positive. Worse, it puts a massive target on your back. Anonymity online is rarely as secure as people think, and if your identity is ever traced back to you, the fallout in this market isn't worth a temporary venting session.


Share price

On the way to $56 a share. What you all miss is that the current price jump is because of geopolitical conflicts. But the higher price and revenues help pay down debt much faster. The 700+ layoffs add another 400-500 mm to cash flow. Keeping salary raises and bonus low will likely add another 1B for buybacks or cash flow which should all drive stock price higher. Divestment will further improve the balance sheet. If any of the projects does not work out next year, they will no longer get capital for investment. Work hard, love what you do, and the share price increase will get us more secure and increase our market cap to at least 130B by next year.


Another 52 week low

So based on the reporting I’m seeing, we have no real insider buying by our executives. While they tell us the market doesn’t understand our business, we are undervalued, blah blah blah… they rarely really buy when our stock is at a low not seen since 2012. They are just holding out for an exit package.


Phone Call from Wall Street

"Hello, FIS Board? This is Wall Street calling again. Have you guys been getting our messages? We're wondering if you guys are ok way up there in the tower. Seems the 52 week lows didn't get your attention, and our string of ever-descending 10-year lows don't seem to be working either. Is everything ok? If you are being held hostage or something, try texting us or maybe calling and signaling SOS with touch tones. We just don't know what to think. The boys and I have been trying to figure out what to do next to get your attention, since the 10-years lows aren't working, and we all know Steffi doesn't think the stock price reflects market sentiment. We certainly hope you understand our market better than that. At any rate, if you get this, give us a call and let us know you're ok. While you're at it, can you clean up the mess you made? Thanks!"


Where are all the commercials?! What does marketing/sports marketing do anymore?!

I remember growing up with some amazing Nike commercials. Athletes. Product. Storytelling. Fun. They were a huge part of what made Nike feel like Nike.

Caitlin gave us a taste of what we’ve been missing, but that can’t be it. Nike has so many incredible athletes and so many great stories to tell. Where are the big, memorable campaigns and commercials?

What happened to sports marketing?


BASF Explores Acquiring Evonik

BASF is reportedly in exploratory negotiations to acquire Evonik, another major German chemical company. This potential merger comes as both companies face challenges in the cosmetics and personal care raw materials sector, with slowing growth and increased competition. The deal could significantly reshape the global beauty and personal care ingredient market if it proceeds. Both companies have complementary strengths, with BASF offering scale and a broad product line, while Evonik excels in specialty chemicals and high-end additives. The move may signal a broader trend of consolidation in the upstream beauty industry as companies seek to navigate market pressures.

https://eu.36kr.com/en/p/4003124352667784


Sunit Has the Mic Today… What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

Today’s RBC challenge: Sunit has the microphone. Please don’t scare anybody. CCI doesn’t need analysts to suddenly decide it’s worth $94 today. It just needs the market to become less convinced that $67 makes sense.

The stock has been hammered, with Treasury rates being a major headwind, but there hasn’t been some new company disaster to explain this price. So today would be a great day for clear numbers, confidence and maybe even a smile. No panic face. No corporate word salad. Just explain the business and remind Wall Street that Crown isn’t actually on fire. Come on, Sunit. You’ve got one job today do it!


Stock price at 46.26 now

Down roughly 2%, after first breaking the prior 52 week low at $47.01. Friday's close was $47.19.

Notable because the broader market is moving the opposite direction today. The Nasdaq was up about 1.5%, helped by falling oil prices and Treasury yields. So Fiserv's weakness continues to be company specific/relative underperformance rather than simply the market dragging it lower.


New market hubs are phenomenal

Recently hired in a new market hub, that's a huge step-up from some of the older stores around here! Team synergy is tops too, that sure helps.
If any of you is looking for positions, look for market hubs, you won't be disappointed. I can see why they want to open more of these. We have so much parts stocked as well, I didn't have to shoo away customers yet, such a great feeling


Right size our pay

When the staff drops the 5-7% based on industry average, hopefully Fidelity will also fix the pay issues.

My BU hasn’t given raises in the last 3 years and said it’s based on market pay. With inflation hitting 20% since the start of the pandemic, compensation should be reviewed again.

How does Abby expect people to care about her bottom line when people are on government assistance and can’t afford groceries?


What happened in Florida

I used to think Florida was considered a strong growth market for the bank. Seems like it collapsed after putting the short heavy set guy that looks like Alan from The Hangover in charge. Anyone have any insight into that market? Are there constant resignations? Noone wants to work there? What is going on?


Former L3Harris officer plans sale of 21,916 shares

L3Harris Technologies, Inc. (LHX) has a notice of proposed sale filed under Rule 144 for common stock held for the benefit of officer Christopher Kubasik. The notice covers planned sales totaling 21,916 shares of common stock through Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC as broker.

The securities to be sold were acquired as compensation through multiple Restricted Stock Unit grants from 2018 and 2019, including awards dated December 14, 2018 and June 29, 2019. The filing states that 7,411 shares are to be sold by KUBASIK, C GRAT BKG 2025 1.0 and 14,505 shares by KUBASIK, C GRAT BKG 2024 5.0.

It discloses a planned resale of 21,916 L3Harris (LHX) common shares for the account of officer Christopher Kubasik under Rule 144, with Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC acting as broker and the shares originally acquired as compensation via Restricted Stock Units.

The filing states that 7,411 shares are to be sold by KUBASIK, C GRAT BKG 2025 1.0 and 14,505 shares are to be sold by KUBASIK, C GRAT BKG 2024 5.0, together accounting for the 21,916 shares covered by the notice.

The common shares to be sold were acquired as compensation through several Restricted Stock Unit grants from L3Harris Technologies, Inc., including grants dated December 14, 2018, February 11, 2019, February 16, 2019, and June 29, 2019.

The planned sales of L3Harris (LHX) common stock are to be handled by Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC, listed with its New York address, as the broker in the Form 144 securities information section.

The securities information section lists an aggregate market value of 5,443,276.92 for the L3Harris common stock covered by the notice, along with 186,214,616 shares shown as outstanding for the issuer.

The notice is dated September 10, 2026, which appears both as the date in the securities information section and as the Date of Notice in the remarks and signature portion of the filing.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/202058/000195824426000587/xsl144X01/primary_doc.xml


Yesterday, Nike held to $37.00 by skin of its teeth!!!

I was suspecting that PK stepped in to buy to create support at that level. LOL JK

Today, NKE blew pass $37.00 as if it doesn't exist. And it comfortably found home at upper $36.00. That is if market will not turn south at the last hour of trading session.
So don't be surprised if ends the day at low $36.00

With Iran War, Trade War and Inflation as factor, I don't think anyone will step in and buy.

Nike is caught between rock and a hard place.


New American Funding Reduces Staff Due to Market Conditions

New American Funding has laid off 160 employees in its consumer direct division. This reduction is a direct response to current mortgage market conditions. Elevated interest rates have significantly suppressed refinance volume. The company stated the decision was made thoughtfully and responsibly to align operations with market realities. They expressed gratitude for the contributions of affected team members.

Santa Ana, California

https://www.housingwire.com/articles/new-american-funding-layoffs-160-consumer-direct/


Disastrous strategy

I could not believe my eyes when I read the email yesterday from the leadership on new strategy. Dividing our markets into core, light and cross border will further weaken PP against Revolut outside US and Germany. And how long after Germans who travel outside and see everyone using Revolut decide to switch over themselves. This will weaken us against our competitors even further. I see share price and market share collapsing now to likes of Apple Pay and Revolut Pay.