The Becker Report: Becker Business Media

Today, Scott discusses the increased political and economic tensions on the largest insurance companies in the U.S., including Elevance and UnitedHealth.

Today, Scott discusses the surprise and abrupt announcement of The Colbert Show’s cancellation on Thursday.

Today, Scott shares how Lucid stock went up 36% yesterday on the concept that they will develop self-driving cars with Uber.

This episode goes into the ongoing attacks and pushes against Fed Chairman Powell by President Trump. The current issue is cost overruns at the Fed headquarters.

Scott shares stories he’s following today including The Colbert Show ending, Netflix topping earnings despite a slight stock downturn, and the market hitting record highs this week.

In this episode, Scott breaks down his personal philosophy of the different stages of business in life, and how each translates to his sense of purpose and fulfillment.

Today, Scott breaks down the idea that you must be an entrepreneur to be successful, and how a regular 9-5 or salaried position at an already established company can provide very positive structure, work-life balance, and security while still offering fulfillment and professional success.

Today, Scott shares eight stories worth following, including the producer price index coming in flat after an elevated June consumer price index and Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America all reporting increased earnings today.

In this episode, Scott Becker highlights the drive and talent of two rising entrepreneurs, Carson Neely and Brittany Korman, praising their decision to build businesses rooted in professional excellence and entrepreneurial spirit.

In this episode, Scott Becker breaks down the good, the bad, and the ugly of private equity involvement in physician practices, highlighting how margins, debt levels, and compensation structures determine outcomes.