Recent analysis reveals a significant decline in the mention of 'recession' during earnings calls among S&P 500 companies. According to data from Torsten Sløk of Apollo, fewer than 30 companies have cited the term for the second consecutive quarter. This trend suggests that corporate America is not expressing concerns about an impending economic slowdown. While financial and industrial sectors have been the primary contributors to these mentions, the overall sentiment across earnings calls indicates a shift away from recession-related discussions, contrasting with widespread media narratives about economic challenges.