Automation won't matter in the end, says Gerald Storch | Fox Business Video

Gerald Storch, the CEO of Storch Advisors, discusses the implications of a dockworker strike on retailers and consumers. He emphasizes that while there is a rising demand for automation to alleviate labor issues, ultimately, automation's role may not be as significant as perceived. His commentary suggests that the ongoing economic situation and unions' actions will continue to shape the retail landscape.

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The ongoing labor issues, particularly the dockworkers' strike, may adversely affect retail supply chains, putting pressure on companies reliant on timely deliveries of goods. If the situation worsens, it may lead to decreased sales for affected retailers. Thus, investing in retail stocks may carry more risk now.

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