What people say vs. the hard data: A perspective from our CEO
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I love the Wall Street Journal and have read it daily now for 30-plus years. But earlier this week, they ran an uncharacteristically weak article about Mexico titled “Claudia Sheinbaum is learning the price of appeasing Trump.” It was so weak that our team actually even considered holding off on our new MND Sheinbaum Index, which we ultimately published the next day. Let me explain.
When I say “uncharacteristically weak,” what I mean is that the WSJ article felt gossipy —
When I say “uncharacteristically weak,” what I mean is that the WSJ article felt gossipy —
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