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Is Big Pharma making Money at Pfizer?

August 21, 2019August 21, 2019 daniel 0 Comments is Big Pharma making money, Is Big Pharma making Money at Pfizer?, Is Medicare for All a Threat or an Opportunity at Pfizer?, Is Pfizer a Good Dividend Stock?, Medicare for All, Pfizer (NYSE: PFE), Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE), Pfizer makes a lot of money from Drugs, Pfizer reduces business recalls drugs, Should Investors stay away from Big Pharma?, Will High Drug Prices Destroy Pfizer?

To clarify, classic value investors look for cash rich companies that are unpopular and unfashionable. As a pharmaceutical house in 2019, Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) is both.

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The Societal Cost of Obesity

August 16, 2019August 16, 2019 daniel 0 Comments Body Mass Index, Cost of Obesity, exactly is obesity, Healthcare Costs, obesity in the US, obesity is on the rise., The Cost of Obesity, The Societal Cost of Obesity

Meta: Obesity is fast approaching epidemic levels in the United States, and its costs go well beyond that of an individual being overweight.

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Is Dollar Tree Doomed?

August 7, 2019August 7, 2019 daniel Amazon, Dollar Tree Inc. (NASDAQ: DLTR), Dollar Tree is Generating Less Cash, Dollar Tree Needs to Partner with other retailers, Dollar Tree’s Management is Smarter than You Think, Family Dollar, How Dollar Tree can Profit from Amazon, Is Aldi a Threat to Dollar Tree?, Is Dollar Tree Desperate?, Is Dollar Tree Doomed?, What is Dollar Tree Afraid of, What is Dollar Tree’s Future?

Other interesting partnerships for Dollar Tree could be Amazon, Kroger (NYSE: KR), and Walgreen’s (NASDAQ: WBA). Kohl’s is accepting Amazon returns, and Amazon is expanding its brick and mortar footprint with Amazon Go and other concepts. Meanwhile, Kroger and Walgreen’s are experimenting with joint-stores in Kentucky.

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Can Colgate-Palmolive Survive?

July 26, 2019July 26, 2019 daniel Amazon Prime, Can Colgate Palmolive Survive?, Colgate Palmolive’s Revenues are shrinking, Colgate-Palmolive (NYSE: CL), How Amazon is Killing Colgate Palmolive, Is Colgate Palmolive Making Money?, Will Colgate Palmolive Survive?, Will the Retail Apocalypse kill Colgate Palmolive?

A major threat to Family Dollar, and Colgate Palmolive, is Amazon Prime which gives consumers free shipping on all their basic needs for $12 a month. Statista estimates there were 103 million US Amazon Prime subscribers in March 2019 up from 95 million in June 2018.

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Will Artificial Intelligence and Robots Pay Off for Walmart?

July 18, 2019July 18, 2019 daniel Can Walmart Remain Competitive?, FAST Unloader, How Much Cash does Walmart Have?, Intelligent Retail Lab (IRL), Is Walmart Making Money?, Walmart (NYSE: WMT), Walmart deploys Robot Army, Walmart’s Cash Flow is Declining, Walmart’s Radical Retail Experiment, Will AI Management Help Walmart Make More Money?, Will AI Replace Human Retailer Managers?, Will Artificial Intelligence and Robots Pay Off for Walmart?', Will Automated Stocking Add Value to Walmart?

“The focus will be on learning from the technology and not implementing changes to operations in haste,” Walmart writes of the IRL. Thus, Walmart is committing to AI for the long-haul.

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Boston Dynamics will Market Walking Robots to Industry

July 18, 2019July 18, 2019 daniel Boston Dynamics, Boston Dynamics Robots, Boston Dynamics Robots could come to a Store near You, Boston Dynamics will Market Walking Robots to Industry, Handle, Handle Robot, How Boston Dynamics Robots Threaten Jobs, Is Spot a Robot Dog, Kinema Systems, military-grade walking robots, or the Android of Robotics?, Spot, Spot Robot, Walking Robot, Will Walking Robots Make Money at Boston Dynamics?

The hope at Boston Dynamics is Spot will be the “Android of Robotics.” To clarify, Boston wants to build a cheap, walking robot that will be as a versatile and as popular as Alphabet’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) mobile-operating system.

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How to Invest for the Retail Apocalypse

July 16, 2019July 16, 2019 daniel How to Invest for the Retail Apocalypse, Invest in Infrastructure not Stores, Over 12000 stores could close in the United States in 2019, Retail Apocalypse investing, Why Need to Invest in Retail Infrastructure, You Can Make Money from the Retail Apocalypse

Astoundingly, things could get far worse real soon. Coresight’s analysts think there could be 12,000 store closings in 2019. Consequently, the rate of store closings in the United States could more than double in 2019.

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Persuasion Nation: Why Label Design Will Make or Break Your Brand

July 15, 2019July 18, 2019 daniel best label design templates, Color Psychology, Company Information and Instructions, Images and Illustrations, label design, Label Material, online label maker, Persuasion Nation: Why Label Design Will Make or Break Your Brand, Shape and Form, Typography and Readability

No matter your business, service, or product, discover why label design is half the battle in branding and beating out the competition!

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Is Target Surviving the Retail Apocalypse?

July 11, 2019July 11, 2019 daniel Are Americans Kicking the Shopping Habit?, Can Same-Day Delivery Save Target?, How Online Retailers are Killing Target, Is Target Surviving the Retail Apocalypse?, Target Corp (NYSE: TGT)., The Retail Apocalypse, Wayfair (NYSE: W)

Wayfair hurts Target because each of its orders represents one shopping trip a customer did not make to the mall or shopping center. I think Wayfair and Amazon’s growth, shows Americans are getting out of the shopping habit.

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Is Kraft Heinz still a Value Investment?

July 3, 2019July 3, 2019 daniel Americans Now Buy Private Label, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A), Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ: COST), Does Buffett think Traditional Brands are Dead?, How Brands Have Lost Their Value, Is Kraft Heinz still a Value Investment?, Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ: KHC), Kraft Heinz is a Lousy Stock with a lot of Potential, Kraft Heinz pays a Dividend, Why are Brands Losing their Value

Thus, Kraft Heinz faces the nightmare of a distribution system rigged against it. Moreover, a large percentage of shoppers grab the store brand (private label) because it is usually the cheapest and just as good as the national brand.

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