Thank you so much. And as always, we
have our eye on the markets for you as Wall
Street's waking up, let's get straight to your market
minute. You see futures really pointing to a flat
open. This is retail sales indicate a strong economy
despite this week's inflation data. This after the markets
closed higher on those numbers yesterday. Today we're gonna
be looking at housing starts and jobless claims just to
see how those numbers will impact the markets. Meanwhile
, on deck for earnings, we've got Hasbro and
paramount before the bell and after the bell we have
dropbox doordash and draftkings. So obviously closing bell gonna
have a full breakdown of all of that later today
and that's it for your market minute we'll check back
in the markets within the hour. Meanwhile, let's
take a look at some of the other business headlines
were watch this morning, twitter says they plan to
roll out cannabis advertisements on the platform for the first
time. The ads will be limited and will only
appear in states where marijuana is already legalized. Other
social platforms have their own policies on types of cannabis
products that they can advertise, but this new policy
by twitter is just another move towards the broader acceptance
of recreational marijuana in this country. Meanwhile, a
new study reveals worker burnout is not only real,
but it's stronger than it was during the height of
the covid 19 pandemic. A survey by Future forum
claims that more than 40% of people who work office
jobs feel burnt out Bloomberg says, analysts Attributing that
rise to people's frustrations about inflation, economic uncertainty and
their fears of being laid off. Many employees also
less inclined to return to in office jobs. That
following the remote work during the lockdown Instacart saying their
understanding their shoppers time is very valuable to them.
That's why they're adding something new to your basket,
the online shopping service rolling out a new tool.
This reportedly will save shoppers time and earn them more
money. The cute batches feature will allow users to
accept another batch of orders before they're finished with their
first round. So for example, if you pick
up another round of requests for fish, they're already
in the seafood section, they won't have to circle
back again, cutting down the time that they'll have
in the grocery store.