In this #WeeklyRoundUp Carmel Fisher encapsulates the following main themes:

• Federal Reserve actions and economic indicators
• Fraudulent job ads and scams
• Future uncertainties (elections, clean energy, AI developments)
• The overall sense of flux and change in the various sectors

Sources:

Reuters

Fast Company on Climate Forecast

Fake Job Ads

Bird Flu via Reuters

This Week's Global Shakeup has host, Carmel Fisher uncovering why the Fed needs to cut interest rates sooner rather than according to Mohammed El-Erian, economist, businessman and President of Queens' College, Cambridge, and chief economic adviser at Allianz.

She discusses mounting concerns in there West as Russia and North Korea sign a partnership deal that appears to be the strongest since the Cold War,.

Wide-eyed looks at regulatory wrist-slaps from the SEC a continued investigation could tit Tesla stock while charges against Skechers quickly cease and desist...

Plus more AI DEVELOPMENTS, from Humanoid robots slow-rolling into the driver’s seat, AI pioneers turn whistleblowers and OpenAI co-founder announces his new AI startup, Safe Super Intelligence.

We also cover breaking news... Nvidia and Dell shares rise on news of ‘AI factory’ for Elon Musk’s xAI.

In an age where data rains down like a digital monsoon, how do we keep from drowning? Host Carmel Fisher, a maestro of strategic customer engagement, asserts that in this torrent of information, making people care is our only lifeline.

Enter James Eagle, the data whisperer. Founder of Eeagli and a savant of visual storytelling, Eagle doesn't just chart financial landscapes—he paints them. In this disarmingly candid fireside chat, Fisher and Eagle navigate the choppy waters of equities, economics, marketing for an attention-deficient world and transforming cold data into warm narratives.

As Fisher probes the art of resonance in a noise-saturated world, Eagle reveals how his pixels become - and often challenge - people's perspectives. It's a masterclass in transforming the complex into the compelling, proving that in finance, as in life, the heart graphs what the mind cannot.

Join us for a discussion that's part data, part emotion, and wholly human.