Ep. 136: Disney was the biggest winner and loser at the box office during Thanksgiving weekend.  Walmart overtakes Amazon in shoppers' search for Black Friday bargains, this comes at a time when sales for online Black Friday shopping top $9 billion.  Hyundai is on a hot streak in the U.S. but Joe Bidens inflation act could end the streak.  Finally, the tech market has lost $7.4 trillion in one year.      

Ep. 135: Qatar to ban beer at World Cup stadiums in dramatic reversal two days before the tournament.  Home sales fell for the ninth straight month in October as higher rates scared off potential buyers.  Pfizer says omicorn booster is better against new subvariants than the old shots.  Tech layoffs are not a bellwether for braoder cuts in other industries says Morgan Stanley analysts.  Carvana lays off 1,500 employees following stock free fall.    

Ep. 134: FDA says that lab-grown meat is safe for human consumption.  Rent growth slows to the lowest level in 18 months.  Walmart and Target both recorded earnings and both gave us different looks at how the economy is looking for both retailers.  Starbucks union to strike at more than 100 locations on Red Cup Day.  Meta reportedly disciplined or fired more than two dozen workers for taking over Facebook user accounts.   

Ep. 133: Knightscope continues to grow with a signing of a contract for 41 Machines for a university in New Jersey.  Joe Biden meets with President Xi for a three-hour meeting.  Metaverse could pump up $1.4 trillion a year from the Asia markets.  Jeff Bezos urges consumers and business owners to reduce risk by saving money.  Finally, Amazon is reporting that they will be laying off 10,000 employees in their tech sectors the biggest layoffs in the company's history.    

Ep. 132: European stocks close higher by 2.8% following a U.S. inflation report.  Carvana shares jump more than 30% from record lows.  Amazon deploys a robotic arm called "Sparrow" that can do repetitive warehouse tasks.  Carl Icahn believes that we are still in a bear market despite the rally on Thursday.  Finally, Elon Musk releases a letter to Twitter employees and he is stating his opinions on the state of the company and where they need to take the company.  

Ep. 131: Knightscope deploys 25 more machines to the field.  5 States voted on the legalization of recreational marijuana.  Volvo reveals a new flagship vehicle for its future electric car fleet.  Roblox reported earnings and their shares sink on bigger than expected loss.  Finally. Meta will lay off 13% of its workforce as they prepare to get revenue growth again.  

Ep. 130: Knightscope continues to grow with a new college contract which will get 22 devices in Flordia.  Kohl's CEO will step down but will be taking a new position as the CEO of Levi Stauss.  Tesla recalls more than 40,000 U.S. cars over the possible loss of power steering.  Boeing's aircraft deliveries slip in October of the 737 fuselage flaw.  Finally, Lyft shares fall after disappointing revenue and missing active riders as well.    

Ep. 129: Meta shares are up on a report that Meta will begin mass layoffs at the company.  Walgreens-backed Village MD to buy Summit Health in $9 billion deal.  Carvana stock tanks in a continued sell-off while at the same time Planatir stock falls after a slight earnings miss.  Feds announce that they have recovered the second-largest recovery of Bitcoin seizing up to $3.36 billion worth.  Finally, the EU is having some concerns with Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.       

Ep. 128: Warner Bros Discovery reports underwhelming revenue and their streaming service is coming early.  Twilio shares plunge 34% on light guidance.  Sean "Diddy" Combs to acquire cannabis business for $185 million.  Elon Musk has started laying off people at Twitter which is causing employees to sue Twitter.  Finally, Elon Musk says Twitter has had a massive revenue drop as advertisers have paused their spending.  

Ep. 127: Trump Media documents suggest that there is a chance that Parler and Rumble could merge.  Qualcomm shares fall on first-quarter guidance while at the same time they are announcing a hiring freeze.  Shares of Airbnb tumble 13% on low fourth-quarter guidance.  Ark's Cathie Wood believes that Elon Musk will turn Twitter into a super app.  Finally, Disney's CEO Bob Chapek is preparing for a possible Republican House majority.