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See also: Nitin Pai: “ Why an ‘Everything App’ Is Bad News for Liberal Democracies and Free Markets”. Worse still for Musk and his dream of using Twitter to bootstrap such an app is that Twitter DMs are the worst personal messaging service I’ve ever used. Those are the tentpoles of these “everything apps”. Neither news nor payments are centralized in the West, and we already have cemented leaders in the personal messaging space. It can’t be overstated just how essential payments are to WeChat’s dominant role in Chinese life, but that’s because - as Liao writes - China went from cash to QR codes. But WeChat is clearly the most successful, and the model for Musk’s vaguely-defined “X” concept. Since writing about this last week, I’ve heard from numerous readers that there are more successful “everything apps” in Asian countries than I alluded to. Payments solution that follows WeChat Pay’s playbook, he’d have toįorm alliances with other internet giants to drive adoption. Ride-hailing upstart Didi and food delivery platform Meituan - which are both backed by Tencent, one of the most prolificĬorporate investors in the world. WeChat Pay quickly attracted users in droves by becoming theĭefault payment option for a few popular apps, including Transactions, China never had widespread credit card adoptionĪnd went straight from paying with cash to mobile payments using

WhileĪmerica spent the past decade improving magnetic card-enabled Was made possible with the launch of WeChat Pay in 2013. Infrastructure for businesses that’s not unlike Shopify. Over time, Public Accounts has morphed into a digital The majority of businesses in China might not haveĪ website, but they probably maintain a WeChat Public Account. Thought leadership on LinkedIn and encounter brands’ stories ‘Elon Musk’s X App for “Everything” Might Be a Non-Starter in the U.S.’ ★Īny organization that needs to produce content is on WeChat, from This public enthusiasm for labor unions is manifesting in high-profile unionization drives at big companies like Starbucks, Amazon, and now Apple.

A decade later in 1993 it had fallen to 15.7%.ĭecades later in 2021, the rate stood at 10.3%.īut public support for labor unions is at a historic high:Īdditionally, Gallup data from the Gallup’s annual Work andĮducation survey shows that 71% of Americans approve of labor In 1983, theįirst year with available data, 20.1% of wage and salary workers The union membership rate has dropped over time. Union membership remains at a historic low, per this report by Madison Hoff for Business Insider: Over the weekend, linking to a story about an Oklahoma Apple Store’s vote to unionize, I wrote, “Apple’s retail stores are exceptional, but it’s starting to look like they won’t be exceptions to the resurgence of unionization in the U.S.”ĭescribing the current state of union membership in the U.S.

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