Lawrence Gillum
speaker
370 appearances
20 recordings
3 series
first heard Mar 2024
last heard 11 Sep
Lawrence Gillum’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 19 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 5.
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This has been a fraught couple of years when it comes to a changing environment, a changing environment in the markets, a changing political environment.
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Kriti Gupta is a senior strategist with JPMorgan Private Bank.
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She says this year, demand for stocks picked up since markets have been rising.
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Companies also need the money, in part for mergers and acquisitions, which have been booming this year.
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Issuing stock isn't the only way companies can raise money.
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They can also sell bonds.
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But Drew Pascarella at Cornell University says that requires companies to pay back the money they borrowed over time, which can be risky.
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So by issuing shares instead?
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Pasquarello says that's why companies in the AI sector have been issuing a lot of stock, because they don't want to be hamstrung by the need to pay back bondholders.
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Kennedy says their plans are long term, despite all of today's geopolitical uncertainty.
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And Kennedy says investors are more comfortable making those long term bets because the stock market has been holding up.
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I'm Justin Ho for Marketplace.
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Household power demand peaked in 2010.
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Then came better insulation and more efficient appliances and LED bulbs.
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But that's a teeny tiny fraction of the power AI requires.
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So it's recorded as commercial energy use.
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Listen to How We Survive on your favorite podcast app.
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The labor force participation rate keeps track of how many people are either working or actively looking for work.
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That's Laura Ulrich, director of economic research at Indeed.
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She says one reason the participation rate has been declining is because of the crackdown on immigration.
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