Ep. 106: Albertsons might be merging with Kroger and the deal could be done by the end of the week.  Bitcoin recovers above $19,000 after it hit a new monthly low.  Coinbase shares slide 5% on the hot inflation report.  Netflix will charge $6.99 a month for a new ad-supported plan that will take place on November 3 in the U.S.  Finally, reports are saying that Biden had asked Saudi Arabia to delay the cut for oil by a month before OPEC had their meeting.  

Ep. 105: Lucid confirms that it's on track to meet 2022 production targets.  Moderna and Merck team up in order to develop a cancer vaccine for high-risk melanoma.  Microsoft unveils three new Surface computers, this also comes as Microsoft launches Designer to take up Canva.  Finally. Joe Biden threatens "consequences" for Saudi Arabia after OPEC cut but CNBC is saying that his options are limited.  

Ep. 104: Boeing deliveries rose in September to 51 airplanes.  It's the first time the company has been able to get over the 50-delivery mark since 2019.  Bitcoin holds steady at $19,000 with signs of institutional adoption.  Honda's new 4.4 billion EV battery plant will be built in Ohio.  GM is launching a new service to allow new businesses to connect to homes and businesses with EV chargers.  Finally, Knightscope announces that they will be buying CASE Emergency Systems which will help Knightscope expand nationwide.  When the acquisition is complete Knightscope will have over 7,000 devices deployed.     

Ep. 103: Rivian shares slump after the company announced a recall.  JP Morgan Chase's Jamie Dimon warns that the U.S. likely to enter a recession in the next 6 to 9 months.  There is a second strike at Liverpool that could cause more port congestion.  PC shipments continue to decline in Q3 with HP, Lenovo, and Dell, while Apple bucks the trend.  Finally, Chinese chip stocks tumble after the U.S. calls for new curbs on the chipmakers.      

Ep. 102: Rivian is recalling 13,000 vehicles due to a loose fastener.  This comes only days after they announced that they were going to meet the goal of producing 25,000 cars by the end of this year.  Addidas is going to review its relationship with Kanye West to see if the partnership will continue.  CNBC is reporting that after doing a survey with 2,500 people will not be cutting their Netflix subscription but would instead cut food from their budget.  New space mining companies are trying again in order to one day drill on an asteroid.  Finally. the "Ice Bucket Challenge" has resulted in the funding of a new drug for ALS.  There are some experts that are nervous about how quickly the drug was released.    

Ep. 101: Polestar confirms that it will be able to deliver 50,000 electric vehicles in 2022.  While the Sweden car maker is being able to meet production at this time in the United States new cars are back in stock but there is a chance that Americans might not be able to afford them.  AMD shares fall 7% after the company reported earnings for the third quarter.  This comes at a time when Samsung as well reported earnings and the chipmaker announced that their operating profit margins likely plunged 32% in the third quarter.  Finally, half of the coal industry is still on an expansion course in a reckless mining rush while Ron Insana believes that it's time for the US to use an "all the above" energy policy in order to take on OPEC+.    

Ep. 100: Biden to tout IBM as IBM plans to invest $20 billion dollars in New York for the next decade.  Ford is increasing prices for their F-150 Lighting pickup which is the second time in less than two months.  GE is laying off workers at the onshore wind unit as part of the turnaround strategy.  Pelton is slashing 500 jobs as its focus is to return to growth for the company.  The White House is not happy that OPEC+ is cutting oil production and there is a chance that it will cause a political blow against Joe Biden as the midterm elections come up.    

Ep. 99: Elon Musk and Twitter have not reached an end to the litigation.  Apple is reportedly in talks to start producing AirPods and Beats headphones in India.  Ford to end the production of the $500,000 GT supercar with a special edition.  OPEC+ has decided to cut oil production by 2 million barrels per day, the White House is disappointed that OPEC+ is cutting production.  Finally, Senator Chris Murphy says that the United States should reconsider its alliance with Saudi Arabia.  

Ep. 98: Elon Musk is changing course and he is going to buy Twitter.  South Korea Naver is buying Poshmark for $1.2 billion dollars which will allow Poshmark to be accessible overseas.  Rivian says that they are on pace to meet 2022 goals for production after they reported that were able to grow production by 67% in the third quarter.  Ford sales were also up 16% in the third quarter even after a September decline.  Finally, Micron will be spending $100 billion to build a computer chip factory in New York.

Ep. 97: General Motors says sales rose 24% in the third quarter while they also announced that they will increase production of the Chevrolet Bolt EV and the EUV.  Tesla reported earnings as well and their stock dipped after third-quarter production and deliveries report.  Ocean freight orders are signaling a big drop in consumer demand.  For the time it seems to be affecting the months of September and October in the making.  The Supreme Court is taking up the YouTube dispute on whether or not YouTube has immunity.  These results could have some affects in the social media world soon.  Finally, OPEC+ is considering to have a "historic" cut as analyst believe that we could be seeing the return of $100 dollars a barrel again.