Right About Now with Ryan Alford
Business News: The Real Opportunity w/ AI - Creating Leverage - Real Estate Market Softening
02 May 2025
SUMMARYIn this episode of Weekly Business News, hosts Ryan Alford and Chris Hansen delve into current business and economic trends as of May 2025. They discuss the impact of tariffs, the cooling real estate market, and rising interest rates. The conversation highlights the migration patterns affecting community dynamics and the influence of multinational corporations on the middle class. They also explore the introduction of Meta's new AI assistant app and its potential applications. The episode blends analysis with personal reflections, encouraging listeners to stay informed and optimistic while navigating the evolving economic landscape.TAKEAWAYSCurrent economic climate and trends as of May 2025Discussion on tariffs and their impact on business conversationsAnalysis of the real estate market, including price reductions and migration patternsEffects of demographic changes on local communities and economiesThe role of multinational corporations in shaping the middle classThe influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on migration trendsConcerns about economic disparities and job outsourcingIntroduction and potential applications of a new AI assistant app by MetaImportance of focusing on local issues amidst global challengesEncouragement to maintain a positive outlook and prioritize community well-beingSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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What's up, guys? Welcome to Right About Now. It's our weekly business news. Our first news of May 2025 here on The Second. It will be May the 4th on Sunday. May the 4th be with you, Chris. What's up?
I'm sitting here just thinking April flowers, May showers. I don't know why.
April showers bring May flowers. It's been rainy here, so hopefully that's the case. It's been rainy and warm, which is nice.
Not here. Sunny and breezy. It's been beautiful.
Yes, it's been good. Our weekly business news. We're going to hit all the headlines. Try not to talk too much about tariffs. I never, Chris, I never imagined tariffs. That I would have a moment in my life where I use the word tariff in a sentence as often as I have or read it. Definitely not weekly. I know. I don't know if it's a sign of my age, a sign of the times, a sign of the way news is.
Is it all of the above?
I don't know. Maybe lack of all of the above.
Yeah. I'd rather talk about a lot of other things, that's for sure. I know. So we're going to attempt to do that. Some of the market data is not wonderful, but I think it's early in the season. I think there's some cooling going on of all the banter a bit. I think... The reality is we live in a world where you're never going to get the straight talk.
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