126: Elon Musk says that banned Twitter won't return to the platform for at least another week.  Boeing is expecting to have $5 billion in free cash flow next year.  This comes when they forecast that they will have a jump in deliveries.  Yum Brands reported earnings and even though sales rose in KFC and Taco Bell, the strong dollar is weighing on Yum Brands.  Mortgage rates demand falls slightly even though rates slip from recent highs.  This comes at a time when Wells Fargo is expecting layoffs as U.S. loan volume collapses.  Finally, Joe Biden's administration is to provide $13 billion to help American families lower their energy bills.       

Ep. 125: Knightscope secures 5 new contracts which will help accelerate the company's growth.  Oil CEOs warn this winter energy crisis will be nothing compared to what 2023 will be.  Joe Biden is threatening oil companies that if they don't start to help lower gas prices that he is going to get higher taxes put on them.  Elon Musk is debating to bring back Vine which might be able to take on TikTok this comes at a time when Twitter is limiting employee access to content-moderation tools before the midterm election.    

Ep. 124: Self-driving truck startup TuSimple fires its CEO over an improper tie to a Chinese firm.  Credit Suisse shares are considered a "steal" from a Saudi backer who just bought 9.9% of the company.  Wheat prices jump by nearly 6% after Russia withdraws from vital Ukrainian exports.  Finally, Shanghai Disney shuts down over Covid and China's factory activity drops because of more Covid controls.    

Ep. 123: Intel announces cost reductions up to $10 billion in cost reductions.  Amazon quietly gave $400,000 to a conservative nonprofit that opposed new antitrust legislation.  The diesel market is in a perfect storm as prices surge and supply starts to dwindle.  GM is temporarily suspending advertising on Twitter and Elon Musk is looking at getting a moderation council to see who can return to Twitter's platform.  

Ep. 122: CNBC is changing their reports about two engineers being laid off at Twitter.  There is a chance that it was a hoax.  Railroad union votes down labor deal needed to avoid a nationwide strike.  Beer is on pace to lose its leading share of the alcohol market to spirit.  Chevron reports an $11.2 billion profit which soars past estimates.  Exxon also reported numbers as well and they smashed their profits to nearly match Apple.     

Ep. 121: Apple beats but they do come up light on iPhone sales and services.  Amazon stocks sinks 13% on weak fourth-quarter guidance while at the same time Amazon's AWS cloud unit slowed down in the quarter as well.  Dogecoin surges 35% as Twitter deal inches closer to a close with Elon Musk.  Elon Musk is making moves at Twitter when he let go of CEO Parag Agrawal and finance chief Ned Segal, it seems like more layoffs are coming as well.  

Ep. 120: Microsoft exec says that the gaming industry is somewhat resilient to the economy should weakness arrive.  Shopify shares jumped 16% on smaller-than-expected loss when they reported earnings.  Elon Musk is getting closer to buying out Twitter when a video has Elon Musk walking into Twitter's headquarters.  Elon is also saying that Twitter "cannot become a free-for-all hellscape" as he seems to be making a push for advertisers to return to the platform.     

Ep. 119: Shell reveals plans to hike dividend after their quarterly profits more than double.  Swiss bank Credit Suisse's share plunged 14% due to third-quarter loss and bank strategic overhaul.  Mobileye jumps more than 37% in market debut after spinning out of Intel.  Facebook reported numbers and shares fall on weak fourth-quarter forecast and earnings miss.  This comes at a time when Wall Street is focused on ad revenue and Facebook is focusing on putting more money in the Metaverse.    

Ep. 118: Deutsche Bank logs in a ninth straight quarter of profit with big earnings.  Boeing reports a quarterly loss on Air Force One and Tanker programs.  Seagate will cut 3,000 employees in the latest sign of a major PC and cloud slowdown.  CNN chief Chris Licht has big ideas as employees are scared of losing their jobs.  Finally, the White House hammers economic issues with an attack on "junk fees".  

Ep. 117: Spotify stock falls 7% after they reported a third-quarter loss that was wider than analysts were expecting.  Microsoft stock falls 6% with reporting on softer cloud revenue and they also gave weaker quarterly guidance.  Finally, Alphabet misses on earnings as there are reports that YouTube will shrink and Alphabet is also feeling the pain in ad revenue from the cryptocurrency world as well.