Digital Twins?

THE PROFITS💸

• Digital Twins?

• Gen Z’s New Job Outlook

• New Hire Increases Petco Stock

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THE BIG PROFITS💸
Digital Twins?
Digital Twins Skyrocket the Healthcare Market.

Gen Z’s Job Outlooks
Gen Z is Reconsidering their Future.

Petco Stocks Rise after new Hire
Retail Experience takes the Cake… or fetches the Ball.

Digital Twins?

Digital Twins?

A digital twin is a virtual replica of a physical entity, whether it's an avatar in a Zoom meeting, a postmortem persona, or a pair of sneakers.

Even more exciting than texting with the dead, digital twins could one day save lives.

The global digital twins healthcare market is expected to soar to $21.1 billion by 2028, up from $1.6 billion in 2023. Startups, government agencies, and academic institutions are heavily investing in this technology, according to The Wall Street Journal.

New discovery of digital twins has the healthcare market soaring and will be worth $21.1 billion by 2028.

Gen Z’s Job Outlook

Gen Z’s Job Outlook

Gen Z is shifting career aspirations from highly paid tech roles to health care and government jobs, valuing stability amid recent tech layoffs and AI concerns, according to Business Insider. Applications for government jobs doubled in 2023, while those for tech companies dropped by 19%.

• Google, once the top dream employer in 2017, fell to No. 7 in 2024, with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital now leading the most desirable industry.

• The FBI, NASA, and the CIA are now among the top-ranked dream employers for Gen Z.

• Health care institutions like the Mayo Clinic and Health Care Service Corp. have risen in popularity among job seekers.

Economic shift has Gen Z reconsidering their dream jobs and interplanetary discovery advancements and healthcare have risen in popularity.

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Petco Stocks Rise After New CEO Hire

Petco announced late Wednesday that Joel Anderson will be its new CEO, a move analysts see as crucial for the company's revitalization. Anderson is joining from Five Below, a discount retailer, whose shares fell significantly after the news.

• Petco (WOOF) shares rose by over 3% to just under $4 on Thursday, while Five Below (FIVE) shares dropped 25% on Wednesday and an additional 5% on Thursday.

• Anderson will start his role on July 29.

Wedbush analysts praised Anderson's "wealth of retail experience" and raised their price target for Petco from $4 to $5. Anderson, who has nearly a decade of experience as CEO of Five Below, has also held executive positions at Walmart (WMT) and other retailers. Petco's shares have increased more than 20% this year, recovering from spring lows below $1.50.

Petco hires their new CEO Joel Anderson and their Stock rose due to his past experience in retail.

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Which of these is the real painting?