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Episode 354: Neal and Toby recap the 1st presidential debate between President Biden and Republican nominee Donald Trump. Then, the Supreme Court rejects the Purdue Pharma settlement that would’ve sent billions to treatment programs affected by the opioid crisis but shielded the Sackler family from any future lawsuits. The right move? Also, Amazon plans to launch its own fast-fashion service similar to Shein to maintain its hold as the top retailer. Next, Al Michaels is the stock of the week and Walgreens is the dog of the week. Meanwhile, a new study suggests that daily multivitamins don’t actually help with longer life. Lastly, the International Space Station has an expiration date and NASA has tasked SpaceX to take out the trash.

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00:00 - Prez debate moves prediction markets 
3:00 - SCOTUS rejects Purdue Pharma settlement money
6:15 - Amazon takes on Temu and Shein
10:30 - Dog of the week: Walgreens
13:15 - Stock of the week: Al Michaels
17:15 - Multivitamins don’t actually work?
20:15 - SpaceX will bring down the Space Station

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Episode 353: Neal and Toby dive into the Supreme Court’s decision to allow the White House to communicate with social media platforms about removing posts they believe is spreading misinformation. Is this a question of protection or violation? Then, an international news roundup where the WSJ journalist held captive in Russia has his day in court, deadly unrest in Kenya over a proposed tax bill, and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is a free man. Also, consulting firms are winning in the AI boom. Lastly, Neal’s favorite numbers on pedestrians, NY Mets, and July 4th travel. 

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00:00 - Presidential debate
2:15 - SCOTUS clears White House to remove misinformation
7:15 - International news roundup
14:15 - AI consulting is rising
17:40 - Waymo is cleared in SF
20:15 - Pedestrian deaths are still high
22:50 - The Grimace Effect
24:40 - July 4 travels

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Episode 352: Neal and Toby recap the credit card swipe battle between credit card networks, merchants, and customers. The $30B meant to take a step forward in resolving high swipe fees was blocked by a judge. Then, Volkswagen invests $5 billion into Rivian, giving it new life that may pave the way for the top of the EV market. Next, the tragic lithium battery fire in South Korea highlights another problem with the batteries that are found in almost all of our daily devices. Also, Denmark will charge farmers for every cow, making it the first carbon tax in the world. Meanwhile, money-market funds reach all-time highs…and that might not be a good thing. Lastly, it’s been 50 years since the very first product was scanned by barcode. How did a simple design transform the economy?

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00:00 - Toys R Us AI commercial
2:50 - Swipe fee battle continues
7:10 - Rivian gets new life
11:45 - Lithium battery hazards
15:15 - World’s first carbon tax
19:00 - Avoid the cash trap
22:15 - 50th anni of the first barcode scan

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Episode 351: Neal and Toby discuss a major lawsuit that could shake up the music industry as an alliance among major record labels sue two major AI music generators over copyright infringement. Then, Netflix updates its famous internal culture memo to reflect a new era where streaming is now a hyper-competitive market. Meanwhile, McDonald’s launches their $5 Value Meal to lure back cost-conscious customers trying to navigate high inflation. Plus, a sock debate between Gen Z and millennials that has everyone looking at each other’s feet. Hm. Also, a Florida family is suing NASA for space debris from the ISS that crashed into their home. It opens the question: who should pay for space debris? Lastly, a deep dive into the trendiest baby names dating back to the 1880s.

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00:00 - Nvidia’s wipeout
3:00 - Record labels sue AI music makers
7:30 - Netflix updates its culture doc
11:30 - McDonald’s $5 value meal
15:30 - Ankle socks or crew socks?
19:00 - Space debris falling to Earth
22:30 - Trendy baby names

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Episode 350: Neal and Toby chat about how Ozempic users are seeking out high-protein, low calorie yogurts as a healthy snack. Then, Meta talks to Apple about possibly integrating its AI with Apple products. Could this be the start of a new friendship? Next, the hackers who’ve crippled car dealerships are demanding millions of dollars and CDK Global is preparing to pay it. Also, further delays for the Boeing Starliner astronauts still stuck in the International Space Station. Meanwhile, the US and other countries are planning to bring their own AC units to the Paris Olympics. Plus, Sha’Carri Richardson and the Iberian Lynx are making strong comebacks. Lastly, the biggest news you need to know this week.

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00:00 - Big weekend of selfies
2:40 - Ozempic food winners
7:15 - Apple and Meta as friends?
11:15 - CDK update
13:30 - Boeing return delayed again
15:20 - Olympians tryin’ to keep their cool
19:00 - Weekend winners: Sha’Carri Richardson & Iberian Lynx
23:30 - Week ahead

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Episode 349: Neal and Toby discuss ex-OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever starting his own AI company that will prioritize safety vs. profits. Should OpenAI be concerned about a rivalry? Then, climate activists just painted Stonehenge with orange paint in the latest episode of defacing historical landmarks across Europe. Next, US car dealerships are scrambling as a widely used software for transactions has been hacked, not once, but twice. Meanwhile, GenZers and millennials who have money to spend are investing alternative assets vs. traditional assets. Also, Amazon is ditching its plastic air pillows in boxes and replacing them with loads of recyclable paper. Lastly, a harrowing escape from war-torn Ukraine featuring 2 beluga whales traveling by…car?

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00:00 - Olive Garden staying strong
2:30 - New AI sheriff in town?
7:20 - Climate activists paint Stonehenge
10:20 - Car dealerships hacked
14:10 - GenZ investors skip traditional assets
18:10 - Amazon replaces plastic pillows with paper
21:10 - Beluga whale rescue

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