Technology, the leading sector economically and financially, is experiencing massive layoffs. Since the beginning of the year, Tech Companies have laid off nearly 200K workers, by far the most significant adjustment in employment that we've seen in this sector in recent memory.

Technology, the leading sector economically and financially, is experiencing massive layoffs. Since the beginning of the year, Tech Companies have laid off nearly 200K workers, by far the most significant adjustment in employment that we've seen in this sector in recent memory.

Technology, the leading sector economically and financially, is experiencing massive layoffs. Since the beginning of the year, Tech Companies have laid off nearly 200K workers, by far the most significant adjustment in employment that we've seen in this sector in recent memory.

Technology, the leading sector economically and financially, is experiencing massive layoffs. Since the beginning of the year, Tech Companies have laid off nearly 200K workers, by far the most significant adjustment in employment that we've seen in this sector in recent memory.

On Monday, the markets experienced a "Flash Crash." You may have missed it because it was over almost before it began. An alleged photo on Twitter triggered this tiny crash that a fire was burning near the Pentagon in Washington, DC. But before our little dip could gain momentum, the local Fire Department declared that there was no fire, and several sharp-eyed Twitter commentators noticed that the "photo" was created by AI (Artificial Intelligence).