Ep. 76: Chobani to delay IPO due to market conditions.  Comcast believes that Disney will still buy Hulu from them as they said they would back in 2019.  Some charts came out with how movies did in 2022 while Amazon released the Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power had 25 million viewers globally on its first day.  The G-7 had a meeting and they are trying to convince countries like India and China to support a price cap on Russian oil.     

Ep. 75: Student loan forgiveness could cost US taxpayers $2,500 research finds.  Nvidia says that the US government will allow them to develop their chips in China.  Biden's administration believes that China might use these chips for military purposes only hence the restrictions.  Finally, CNBC is reporting that Europe will stop relying on Russian oil but ironically China has quietly been selling Russian LNG to Europe.

Ep. 74: Meta's Horizon vice President Vivek Sharma is leaving the company.  EV makers face a cash squeeze in this type of environment.  Some companies will be ok with their current cash flows but it doesn't mean they will last.  BlackRock to invest $700 million dollars in Australian battery storage.  Norway to invest in Indian solar project as they see India as an important market for green energy.  Japan is looking to restart its nuclear energy program again which lead to the cooling of the oil markets.   

Ep. 73: Knightscope signs a new reseller agreement with Weatherspoon Enterprises, Inc.  Saudi Aramco profits surge 90% in the second quarter due to high oil demand.  London is facing water restrictions while the FEDs call for water restrictions because the Colorado river is in a 23-year drought.  If drought conditions continue there is a chance that Desalination plants could become popular to solve the water crisis.

Ep. 72: A group of scientists in Italy has created a robot Bartender named Brillio.  This robot can make drinks and carry on a conversation with people.  Tech companies are laying off or slowing down their hires during a time when there is a talent shortage.  Cloud stocks might be on the rise for the rest of 2022 since they were hit hard at the beginning of the year.  German company RWE says that they will burn more coal to meet the demand in Germany since Russian oil and gas are not being imported as much.  Finally, gas falls down below $4 dollars a gallon across the United States.  

Ep. 71: Elon Musk sells 7.92 million shares of Tesla.  Coinbase and Roblox reported earnings and both reported losses.  Finally Senate passses sweeping climate, health, and tax package.  Part of the bill will also be used to hire 87,000 new IRS workers.  

Ep. 70: Gaming companies are hit with gaming woes since the end of COVID.  Nvidia also reported that gaming chips revenue is down as well.  Novavx cut its year's guidance since they believe that they will not be selling as many COVID vaccines this year.  Allbird also reported earnings and they will have to lay off 23 people.  Finally, the US sends the largest aid package to Ukraine which is worth to be around 1 billion dollars.  It is also being reported that Saudi Arabia is buying Russian oil at this time.  

Ep. 69: Amazon reports that they are buying iRobot for 1.7 billion dollars.  Berkshire Hathaway reports its Q2 earnings where they reported that operating earnings surge, but posts big investment loss amid market rout.  Netflix is making a push into the video game service.  Subscribers don't seem to be too interested in it.  Elon Musk and Twitter are both accusing each other of having bad behavior before the trial.  Elon Musk challenges Parag Agrawal to a debate about Twitters spam bot accounts.  

Ep. 68: Elon Musk countersues Twitter.  Details have not been released yet but could be made public soon.  Google CEO says that productivity and focus must improve for the company.  This comes after the company had another disappointing result.  Pinterest reported earnings and they were ok while at the same time Ford reported earnings and it could be their best performance since April of 2009.  Finally, coal consumption could be hitting levels that haven't been seen since 2013.    

Ep. 67: P&G reported earnings and the company believes that there will be some headwinds ahead for the company.  Masten files for bankruptcy.  Mortgage rates fall sharply after a negative GDP report.  Finally, Chevron and Exxon reported earnings and both companies are doing well.  Cities in Germany are starting to cut off hot water in order to start saving gas for the upcoming winter.