Episodes

AI detection tools are used to catch students using AI for their papers & Costco strikes gold with gold

Biden announces a plan to relieve 30 million Americans from student loan debt & Fiber is becoming what all the cool kids are taking.

The eclipse is bringing mega money to the economy and why tech companies are concerned about the size of the internet

Google is bolstering its search product for the world but will come with a price & solar panels are so cheap that they’re being used as garden fences

Disney’s epic proxy battle comes to a close & Amazon takes a step back in its ultra frictionless checkout system

Tesla has its worst quarter yet after falling way short on its deliveries & McKinsey tries to control headcount by throwing money at it

Google will finally delete data from ‘Incognito’ mode & is social media the cause of teen depression?

What cities are cashing in on the Solar Eclipse and why CA raised the fast-food minimum wage

SBF is sentenced to 25 years in prison & a legal battle is heating up to determine who pays for the Baltimore bridge collapse

Robinhood launches a new gold credit card & NCAA president wants to ban prop bets from college sports

How Baltimore's tragic bridge collapse is affect the supply chain & why cocoa prices are breaking records from supply shortages

Boeing's CEO has decided to step down after a tumultuous tenure & Vending machines are becoming a popular side hustle

America is searching for sustainable energy solutions to power generative AI & Nike searches for ways to stay on top of its game

Episode 285: Neal and Toby unpack the DOJ’s latest suit against Apple, alleging that it monopolized the smartphone market. Could this antitrust case have some legs? Then, why the Dodgers fired Shohei Ohtani’s translator over his controversial debt. Meanwhile, a round up of the latest advances within the health tech industry including the first brain-implanted Neuralink patient. Next, this week’s Stock and Dog of the week. Also, the SEC is looking to crack down on false advertising of “AI” from c...

Why Reddit users don't want an IPO and Glassdoor is outing the identities of their users

Episode 283: Neal and Toby chat about Unilever cutting ties with its 100+ year ice cream business. Then, the Bank of Japan has finally come back to the positive as it hikes up interest rates for the first time in 17 years. Next, Trump has been ordered to pay $464 million from his civil fraud case, but will he find anyone willing to help pay his bond? Also, why Dell tells its remote employees that promotions are off the table. Meanwhile, a new study shows that a recession could actually help peop...

Episode 282: Neal and Toby dive into the potential mega deal between Apple and Google where Gemini could supercharge future iPhones. Then, can the federal government crackdown on social media companies to protect its users? The Supreme Court’s decision could impact the 1st Amendment. Next, Austin, the once hot housing market from the pandemic-era boom, is cooling off. Also, the 81-year old fabrics company, Joann, is filing bankruptcy while Sports Illustrated may have found a second life. Meanwhi...

The National Realtors Association makes a deal and why are ride shares leaving Minneapolis

SpaceX's Starship flies further than ever and Hilton invests big into colleges

What is next for a possible TikTok Ban and why Dollar Tree is closing 1,000 stores

Inflation comes in higher than expected and Airbnb gets rid of security cameras

The canned water company Liquid Death is valued at over $1B and Boeing has more issues

Why TikTok might want a buyer and big blockbuster bets pay off at The Oscars

The biggest business takeaways from the State of the Union speech and why Congress is going after TikTok