Crocs are headed for a banner sales season this summer – but not the ones you're thinking of

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Crocs sandal sales are expected to reach approximately $400 million in 2023.

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Wall Street luminaries say it's time to get out of the stock market before the Fed crushes the economy

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Happy hump day, readers. I'm senior reporter Phil Rosen, writing to you from Manhattan. 

Today we're going over why some of the most astute voices on Wall Street are advising a shift from stocks to bonds — and what we learned yesterday helps explain why. 

Some hedge fund traders are scoring 'Tom Brady-like' salary packages in the tens of millions even as big banks slash headcount and throttle bonuses

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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon says the economy feels like it has a better chance at a 'softer landing'

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The artificial intelligence war has Wall Street in a frenzy over Google, Microsoft, and anything related to bots

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Happy Monday, readers. I'm Phil Rosen, reporting from New York City. 

In case you missed it, last week Microsoft held an event that had the buzz of a Steve Jobs iPhone launch.

Goldman Sachs partners are pissed

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How top banks like JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley train young wealth managers to work with ultra-rich clients

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Goldman Sachs analysts have to train for two years before working with the bank's wealthiest clients.

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Microsoft's rally on Bing's ChatGPT-style revamp brings market capitalization back above $2 trillion, rejoining Apple

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Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft.

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I've been a Wall Street economist for 15 years. The deluge of crappy analysis being spouted by so-called 'experts' has never been worse.

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A new ecosystem of alarmist analysts is using low-quality data to push a narrative of stock market doom and recession gloom.

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If an 'expert' is warning you that the market is about to crash, check their math

Silicon Valley needs to stop laying off workers and start firing CEOs

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Tech CEOs shouldn't be making $280 million a year or even $1 a year — they should be fired for poorly managing some of the largest companies in the world.

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Now laid-off employees are paying the price

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