🛒 Risking It All for City-Run Grocery Stores
Plus: Instant Cancer Diagnosis Is Here, and More
This week’s market, investing, and business insights from insiders and experts outside the mainstream media:
When the system is rigged... ask for city run grocery stores?
AI just learned to spot death before doctors can.
Your electric bill pays for AI.
THIS tiny tool has a wedge into 95% of Fortune 500 companies.
And more. Let’s get to it!
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Top Insights of the Week
1. 🛒 Risking It All for City-Run Grocery Stores
A 33-year-old Democratic Socialist, Zohran Mamdani, just beat Andrew Cuomo in NYC's Democratic primary. A month ago, Cuomo had a 93% chance of winning. How did this happen? It comes down to math, a broken deal, and social media…
The numbers: Student debt sits at ~$2T. ~42M Americans have student loan debt. Most of Mamdani's voters? Young voters with student debt.
The deal that broke… they were told: Go to college. Get a degree. Get a good job. Pay off loans. Buy a house. All a pipe dream.
Mamdani’s social media game is completely outmaneuvering everyone else. He’s creating UGC type content that is charismatic. Tapping in directly with young voters.
The real winners? Colleges…
Students borrowed from the government. Schools got paid upfront. No risk for them. All risk on students. When demand went up, colleges raised prices. Quality went down. Debt piled up.
When people feel systems are rigged they look elsewhere. What are these voters asking for?
Free buses
Rent control
City-run grocery stores
$30 minimum wage
Fewer police, more social workers
Extreme? Absolutely. But doing nothing for them feels worse.
This isn't politics. It's survival. Trump offered "America First." This is "Workers First." Same pain, different solution. What's next?…
Too soon to tell. But pay attention. What's driving this isn't ideology. It's 80M people who played by the rules and got burned. That's why a 33-year-old nobody just won.
At the end of the day socialism is CRAP. It's never succeeded anywhere in history. But dismissing this as just a New York problem is dangerous.
2. ⚕️ Instant Cancer Diagnosis Is Here
We used to wait weeks for a biopsy report. Now? A single AI model can scan a slide, detect cancer, pinpoint where it started, and even forecast survival odds—in seconds…
Meet CHIEF. Built by Harvard Medical School. Not a human doctor. But trained on 44 terabytes of high-res pathology data. That’s a medical mountain… 9,491 pathology images… 19 cancer types… tested across 24 hospitals in different countries. It nailed 94% accuracy across 11 major cancers.
This isn’t your usual “AI does one thing well” story. CHIEF does many things well…
Finds cancer cells
Traces their origin
Predicts how long patients might live
Spots treatment-specific gene patterns
It doesn’t care if the sample came from a rural lab or a big-city hospital. Doesn’t flinch if the image was scanned with a different machine. It just works.
CHIEF isn't replacing doctors. It's giving them better tools. Faster answers. A reliable second opinion that's always there.
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4. 💵 Your Electric Bill Pays for AI
Big ideas need big power. And AI? It’s hungrier than we thought. Right now, utility companies are sprinting to catch up…
$212B — That’s how much U.S. utilities are spending in 2025 to keep the lights on.
4% → 9% — That’s how fast data centers will more than double their slice of the national power pie by 2030.
100,000 homes — That’s the energy one large AI data center eats. Some use 20x more.
And the surge isn’t slowing down… Amazon’s dropping $100B to expand its digital brain. Google: $75B. Microsoft: $80B. Meta: $65B.
The grid was built for homes and factories. Not for rows of server racks running 24/7. Now we’re seeing 7-year delays just to plug into power. And at current pace, it’ll take 80 years to build the lines we need in the next 10.
What’s the backup plan?
Nuclear is back (hello, small modular reactors).
Renewables are surging (tech companies are the biggest buyers).
Natural gas still fills in the gaps.
But while the industry scrambles for solutions, you’re already footing the bill…
PJM, the power grid that covers much of the Midwest and East Coast, saw bills jump $9.4B from data center demand alone.
So yes, your ChatGPT queries are running on borrowed volts. But the tab? It’s showing up on your utility bill.
Top 3 Charts of the Week
1. 🎨 Figma Files for IPO, Opens Its Books for the First Time
Figma just filed to go public. It made $228M last quarter, is profitable (17% margin), and 95% of Fortune 500 companies use it.
This isn’t just another flashy tech IPO. Figma is a real business, not just hype. Adobe once offered $20B for it. That says something.
Figma’s IPO could set the tone for other startups eyeing Wall Street—like Canva. If Figma flies, expect a parade of tech companies behind it.
2. 📉 Lululemon’s Grip on U.S. Shoppers Starts to Slip
Lululemon is suing Costco for selling lookalike clothes—like $118 hoodies copied and sold for $8. They say Costco’s copies are too close for comfort and hurt their brand.
Lululemon’s U.S. sales are slipping. Revenue is only up 3%, but same-store sales are down 2%. They’re battling cheaper rivals, cautious shoppers, and now—bargain dupes.
3. 😳 More Americans Are Staying Jobless For Longer - The Highest Level Since 2021
Fewer people are getting hired and fired. But once someone loses a job, it’s taking a lot longer to find a new one. Continuing jobless claims just hit a 3.5-year high: 1.97M.
The job market’s stuck in neutral. Only 52% of industries are hiring more than they did pre-COVID. People feel jobs aren’t “plentiful” anymore, and retail sales are dropping — not great for future hiring.
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