Quarterly Learnings

Robinhood users were robbed after their passwords were stolen and thieves sold stocks and transferred the proceeds. Is Robinhood similar to early Facebook, and what can the company do now to gain back the trust of its users.

Presented by: The Quarter-Life Investor (https://www.quarterlifeinvestor.com)

We discuss Goldman Sachs completing its international vacation of fines to settle the 1MDB scandal, Ant Financial set a record for the largest ever IPO, Dunkin exploring a potential sale worth $9 billion, and Robinhood users getting robbed after their passwords were stolen.

Presented by: The Quarter-Life Investor (https://www.quarterlifeinvestor.com)

American Airlines has announced its Boeing 737 Max planes will take off again in late December, but the FAA has yet to give it clearance. Will other airlines soon follow suit?

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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has officially filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google, the first antitrust lawsuit against modern Big Tech. We discuss how Google's dominance in online search and an agreement with Apple has put a target on its back, and who could get an antitrust lawsuit next: Amazon? Facebook? Apple? Take a listen to find out!

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Coca-Cola is getting rid of "zombie" brands Zico, Odwalla, and OG diet soda Tab because they're no longer relevant and/or profitable. But how is Topo Chico helping lead to these "killings?"

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Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are now in a battle for new 5G customers as iPhone 12s fly off Apple's virtual shelves. But there are vast differences in each provider's 5G coverage. Can you hear me now??

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Tattooed Chef finally completed its SPAC merger and is now another health food publicly traded company under the new stock TTCF. What's on the menu for this healthy meal provider going forward?

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We discuss Tattooed Chef completing its SPAC merger and finally going public (TTCF), Coca-Cola downsizing its "zombie" brands that're no longer relevant and/or profitable, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are now in a new battle for 5G networks, and American Airlines announces the Boeing 737 Max will begin flying again in late December.

Presented by: The Quarter-Life Investor (https://www.quarterlifeinvestor.com)

The ownership group of the Boston Red Sox and Liverpool FC is about to become publicly traded: Fenway Sports Group via Redball Acquisition Corp. We discuss what this means for Major League Baseball and team financials, and if we could see more American professional sports teams go public. 

Presented by: The Quarter-Life Investor (https://www.quarterlifeinvestor.com)

A Tale of Two Banks: JP Morgan and Citi both received hefty fines from the US government recently: JP Morgan to settle a criminal "spoofing" charge by its precious metals trading desk, and Citi for lack of proper internal controls and risk management systems. But despite these recent missteps, both of these big banks are also helping progress society: JP Morgan is pushing its clients to align with the Paris Accord and track carbon output, and Citi named its first woman CEO Jane Fraser.

Presented by: The Quarter-Life Investor (https://www.quarterlifeinvestor.com)