The recruitment industry faces challenges during economic downturns, with companies like SThree, Robert Walters, and Hays feeling the impact and implementing cost-cutting measures to navigate difficult times. Despite the current market stress, these asset-light firms have the potential for recovery, especially for investors who can buy near book value and withstand short-term volatility. While further pain may be expected, there is an opportunity for long-term gains by investing strategically in these resilient businesses.
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Is Waymo Friend or Foe to Uber?
In 2020, Uber shifted its focus to autonomous vehicles, partnering with companies like Waymo to offer rider access to robot taxis through the Uber app in cities like Phoenix and Austin. Despite competition from other autonomous vehicle companies, such as Tesla, Uber's revenue and gross bookings exceeded expectations in the most recent quarter. The company's future success hinges on its ability to navigate the rapidly evolving driverless taxi market and maintain its position as a...
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