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Episode 297: Neal and Toby chat about President Biden’s plan to relieve a large number of Americans from their student loans for up to $20k and how it would impact the economy. Then, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon thinks AI is the biggest thing to happen for humanity since the printing press. Next, Brazil is fed up with Elon Musk and is now taking to its Supreme Court to do something about it. Meanwhile, Toby’s trends on why fiber is sexy. Also, bad tax advice is spreading on TikTok and what can be done about it. Lastly, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s food excursions across China has social media buzzin’.

00:00 - Intro

3:25 - Biden’s student loan relief plan

7:20 - Jamie Dimon speaks on AI

11:30 - Elon v. Brazil

15:00 - Toby’s trends: Fiber

18:25 - Bad tax advice

21:35 - Yellen eats

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Episode 296: Neal and Toby prepare for the biggest event under the Sun. Well, it actually IS the Sun. The solar eclipse is estimated to bring in billions of dollars into the economy. Then, a recap of the March jobs report that shows signs that the labor market is strong and healthy. Also, the rapid advancement of AI is possibly going too fast for its own good as internet data is becoming dried up. Next, the weekend’s biggest winners. Meanwhile, 24-hr restaurants are closing up their doors. Lastly, what to know ahead of this week to get your Monday started in the right direction.

00:00 - Intro

2:45 - Solar eclipse economy boom

7:15 - Jobs are growing! Again

11:00 - The internet is too small

14:30 - Weekend winners

19:30 - 24-hr restaurants are closing

22:00 - The week ahead

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Episode 295: Neal and Toby discuss the rumors of Google putting its AI-powered search product behind a paywall, which would be the biggest shakeup in its business model. Then, how the devastating earthquake that shook Taiwan reveals a key vulnerability in its chip manufacturing business. Next, cheap solar panels are being sent all over the world from China. U.S. Secretary of Treasury Janet Yellen has something to say about it. Also, this week’s stock and dog of the week. Meanwhile, Bluey has made an impact all around the world…so why hasn’t a 4th season been green-lit yet? Finally, Botswana wants to check Germany by sending 20,000 elephants to see how they would deal with it.

00:00 - Intro

02:45 - Google could charge for premium

7:10 - Taiwan’s earthquake readiness

10:45 - Solar panel glut

14:20 - Stock/Dog of the week

19:45 - Will ‘Bluey’ continue?

23:45 - Botswana elephant package

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Episode 294: Neal and Toby talk about Bob Iger’s successful defense from a Nelson Peltz takeover and the conclusion of the Disney proxy battle. Then, egg prices are coming back up as America’s largest egg producer has an unfortunate discovery of bird flu in its stock. Next, Amazon is taking a step back in its Grab n’ Go concept since it’s yielding little return. Also, Neal goes through his favorite numbers from the week. Meanwhile, NYC congestion pricing is happening…and it might not just be for cars. Lastly, monkeys are running amok in this Thai city that’s halting its businesses

00:00 - Intro

02:40 - Disney wins board battle 

07:00 - Egg Prices and bird flu

09:43 - Amazon check out 

14:00 - Neal’s Numbers 

20:00 - NYC Marathon vs MTA 

23:00 - Monkeys in Thailand

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Episode 293: Neal and Toby chat about Tesla’s rough Q1 of 2024 after falling way below its expectations on deliveries. Then, the Jon Stewart-Apple break up heats up as he shares why they parted ways. Next, General Electric is also going through a break-up, except it’s with itself. Also, McKinsey is offering staff members to take some time off and well… never come back. Meanwhile, Kansas City sports fans love their teams but maybe not when it means higher taxes. Lastly, are neckties out of fashion? 

00:00 - Intro

2:45 - Tesla’s rough Q1

7:00 - Jon Stewart v. Apple

11:00 - GE’s big break-up

14:25 - McKinsey pays to go away

18:15 - Sports drama in Kansas City

22:30 - Are neckties in or out?

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Episode 292: Neal and Toby dive into the controversial book by Jonathan Haidt that states social media is behind the epidemic of teenage mental illness. Then, Trump’s media group started off hot but might be coming back down to reality soon. Next, Google is actually going to delete browsing data from incognito mode and what you should know the next time you’re browsing. Meanwhile, GenZ is trading in college diplomas for tool belts. Also, a new MIT study shows most occupations nowadays are jobs that have been created in as early as the 1940s. Finally, have you heard of Matt Farley? Well, he’s created over 24,000 songs that would most likely show up as the top search results.

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00:00 - Intro

02:30 - Social media vs teen anxiety

06:40 - Truth Social losing money

10:45 - Google Incognito mode

16:00 - Toby’s Trends

19:00 - Tech and new jobs

22:30 - Spotify SEO artist 

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Episode 291: Happy April Fool's Day! Neal and Toby explain why California raised the minimum wage for fast food workers and what cities are cashing in on tourism surrounding the upcoming solar eclipse. Plus, what is Guyana's oil dilemma and the guys share their winners of the weekend - which may include a box office smash hit and the most popular car brands. And finally, Gmail celebrates 20 years and a look ahead to what we are watching this week.

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00:00 - Intro

03:00 - California minumum wagę 

07:30 - Solar Eclipse business boom 

11:30 - Guyana Oil 

14:30 - Winners of the weekend 

20:00 - 20 years of Gmail 

22:20 - Week ahead 

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Episode 290: Neal and Toby discuss Sam Bankman-Fried being sentenced to 25 years and the judge's reasoning for the term length. Then, a really old maritime law complicates the issue of who’s paying for the damages from the Baltimore bridge collapse. Next, the stock market is off to its hottest start for Q1, led by, you guessed it, AI. However, it’s not all pretty roses for all companies. Also, Biden calls on his old friends to put together a supersized fundraiser against Trump, who’s selling his own version of the bible. Meanwhile, Ice Cube makes an offer Caitlin Clark can’t refuse to join his BIG3 league. Lastly, Beyoncé’s highly anticipated country album is here!!

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00:00 - Intro

2:30 - SBF gets 25 years

7:00 - Who’s paying for the bridge collapse?

11:00 - Q1 hot & cold stocks

1500 - Former presidential tag-team

18:15 - Caitlin Clark to BIG3?

21:45 -’ Cowboy Carter’ drops

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Episode 289: Neal and Toby chat about the new Robinhood Gold Card, its rewards credit card that looks to compete with Apple and Chase. Then, Sean “Diddy” Combs has faced a flurry of legal problems that’s led to the downfall of his once powerhouse business empire. Next, NCAA president Charlie Baker has some strong opinions on prop bets in college sports…he doesn’t want them. Also, Neal’s numbers from Trader Joe’s, adult diapers, and Ozempic. Meanwhile, the esteemed Daniel Kahneman passes away at 90. The guys recap what he meant to the world of economics. Finally, MLB opening day has stadiums buzzing…and he has nothing to do with what’s on the diamond. 

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00:00 - Intro

2:50 - Robinhood’s new credit card

6:45 - Diddy’s legal troubles

10:20 - Prop bet ban?

14:00 - Neals numbers

18:45 - RIP Daniel Kahneman

22:45 - MLB Opening day food

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Episode 288: Neal and Toby cover the tragic bridge collapse in Baltimore and talk about what this means for the auto supply chain. Next, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink shares his thoughts on the retirement crisis that looms for future generations. Then, Florida becomes the latest state to ban social media use for minors and why social media companies are skeptical of its effectiveness. Also, the latest NBC News shake up and the fallout from the hiring and quick firing of former RNC chair Ronna McDaniel. Meanwhile, cocoa prices are skyrocketing to incredible heights. Lastly, get your McMuffin and glazed donut at the same time with the McDonald’s & Krispy Kreme partnership. 

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00:00 - Intro

02:30 - Baltimore bridge collapse

07:30 - Retirement crisis

11:00 - Florida bans social media for kids

14:30 - Drama within NBC News

18:00 - Cocoa prices are up and up

22:00 - McDonald's and Krispy Kreme heaven

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