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HEADLINES ON September 25, 1990
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- Headline: Rohmer's Love, Games, and Deja Vu. Impact: If only this matchmaking film had been a hit in Hollywood, we might have avoided decades of romantic comedies that make you question your sanity. Imagine a world where 'Love Actually' never existed. We could have saved ourselves from those awkward family gatherings where everyone debates the merits of 'notting' in a 'hill.'. Fact: Did you know that Eric Rohmer's films are less about action and more about people talking about their feelings? Shocking, right? Who would have thought that a French film could be so... French?.
- Headline: Healthcare Costs Impacting Detroit's Auto Industry. Impact: The high costs of healthcare in Detroit didn’t just burden the auto industry; they sparked a revolution in how businesses view employee health. If only car manufacturers had focused on making people healthier instead of just making cars, we might have seen a rise in 'healthy vehicle' options—like cars that serve salads instead of exhaust.. Fact: Fun fact: The only thing heavier than Detroit's healthcare costs in the 80s was the weight of all the 'Made in America' labels that came with those cars. Talk about a burden!.
Wall Street Time Machine
MSFT
Microsoft
Microsoft - If you invested $1,000 in 1990, it would be worth $1,285,532 today (1285.5x return)
AAPL
Apple
Apple - If you invested $1,000 in 1990, it would be worth $1,043,076 today (1043.1x return)