Big moves in the investing world this week! First up, we dive into the $8.5 billion luxury fashion showdown between Tapestry and Capri Holdings - think Coach vs. Versace - but it’s not all glitz and glamour when the regulators come in and hit the brakes. But that’s just the beginning. Tupperware - yes, that iconic kitchen staple - is filing for bankruptcy! Turns out, $700 million worth of debt doesn’t vanish like that missing container lid. What does this mean for your plasticware drawer? And how does a Kiwi brand like Sistema stand to benefit from Tupperware’s tumble? Next, China’s shaking things up by raising its retirement age for the first time in 50 years. Men now retire at 63, women at 55. Meanwhile, Microsoft is making waves with its biggest-ever share buyback and a $30 billion fund for AI. But here’s the catch: all that AI is energy-hungry. Can we invest in AI and save the planet?

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Today, we're diving into the complex intersection of money and relationships. Joined by The Curve's commercial director and all-round legend Dani, we explore how financial disparities affect relationship dynamics, from splitting bills to managing money goals as a couple. Whether you're team 50/50 or think 'what's mine is ours,' this episode offers both relatable stories and practical insights to help you tackle these tough conversations. There's something here for everyone in love and money.

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Soph’s belated birthday lunch took an unexpected twist - expecting cake but getting six tequila shots instead. But beyond the impromptu happy hour, we dive into some serious money moves - like Selena Gomez hitting billionaire status, not from music, but from her beauty brand, Rare Beauty. We explore how she built a billion-dollar empire in just four years and why diversifying income streams is key. We also break down inflation - prices may not be skyrocketing anymore, but why does your haircut still cost more each year? Plus, we spill the tea on OnlyFans’ massive growth and why it’s unlikely to go public anytime soon...

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Is your wardrobe working hard for your wallet? In this episode, we’re breaking down why clothes should be seen as an investment - not just a quick retail fix. From understanding cost per wear to figuring out which pieces actually pay off, it’s all about making smarter, savvier choices with your fashion budget. Spoiler alert: sometimes spending more up front saves you big down the line. Get ready to rethink how you shop, why vintage is a hidden gem, and how to build a closet that serves your style and your bank account.

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Big shoutout to the sponsor of today's episode, Remi Marketplace. If you're ready to upgrade your wardrobe sustainably, Remi Marketplace is your one-stop shop for amazing secondhand finds. Say goodbye to fast fashion guilt and hello to unique, stylish pieces that make you feel good. Click here to start shopping with Remi today.

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This week, we kick things off with Nvidia’s jaw-dropping $280 billion loss, the largest single-day drop in U.S. stock market history. What went wrong for the AI giant, and what does this mean for the future of AI stocks? Next, we break down ChatGPT’s meteoric rise as OpenAI gears up for a $100 billion valuation - double the users and big tech companies like Microsoft and Apple lining up to invest. Meanwhile, Snapchat faces a tough reality as its CEO admits the platform is struggling to stay relevant after 13 years. And finally, we dive into the chaos surrounding Ticketmaster’s handling of the eagerly-anticipated Oasis reunion tickets, where fans found themselves in virtual queues only to be hit with skyrocketing prices. With dynamic pricing under fire, is this the last straw for Ticketmaster?

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Meet Michelle Battersby, co-founder of Sunroom—a platform empowering women to monetise content safely, authentically and without stigma. From her journey through corporate roles to founding a tech startup, Michelle shares her unique insights on balancing motherhood, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. Discover how she navigates the challenges of running a company while raising a family, and how she's paving the way for women to succeed on their own terms in business. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply looking for inspiration, this episode offers valuable lessons on how to challenge the status quo and forge your own path.

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Today, we explore the contrasting fortunes of stock market giants - Nvidia’s explosive gains and PDD’s unexpected dip. We delve into the high stakes of investing in growth stocks and why sometimes even stellar results can’t keep shares from sliding. We also take a look at the billion-dollar success of the Flo app, co-founded by men but revolutionising women’s health, and discuss Burberry’s surprising exit from the FTSE 100 - after 15 years! And in the midst of it all, we celebrate a significant milestone as Berkshire Hathaway joins the trillion-dollar club, marking a new chapter for non-tech giants.

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This has gotta be up there with one of the most requested topics: how to financially prepare for moving overseas. Whether you're dreaming of London, Australia, or another far-off destination, we're sharing practical tips on budgeting, managing expenses, and avoiding financial pitfalls. With a mix of personal stories and savvy advice, you’ll learn how to turn a potentially stressful move into a smooth transition. This conversation is perfect for anyone planning a big move or just curious about what it takes to start fresh in a new city​.

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This week, we kick off with the jaw-dropping news of Alex Cooper’s $120 million podcast deal with SiriusXM, dissecting what this monumental move means for the podcasting industry and why everyone’s talking about it. Next, we turn our attention to Warren Buffett’s surprising stock sell-offs—what’s behind the Oracle of Omaha’s latest moves, and should we be worried about the market’s future? We also delve into Australia’s progress on closing the gender pay gap, thanks to new transparency laws that are making companies squirm (and making us cheer!). Finally, in the world of dating, we ask: is romance dead, or just more financially savvy? With daters now swapping credit scores, it’s clear that love in 2024 comes with a credit check.

RTC102: Why talking money with your partner is vital (and a little bit sexy), with Nicole Haddow.

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In this episode, Vic and Soph are pulling back the curtain on a major milestone in their journey—raising capital for The Curve. After months of breadcrumbs and behind-the-scenes hustle, they’re sharing how they navigated the tricky world of investor meetings, the unexpected responses they received, and what it’s like to take on external capital.

Joining the conversation is the brilliant Danielle Croome, The Curve’s new Commercial Director and one of their newest investors. But Dani didn’t just write a check—she’s now a key player in shaping the future of the business. She shares her personal story, from a challenging childhood that taught her the value of money to becoming a savvy investor with a passion for financial literacy.

This episode is a deep dive into the realities of raising money, the challenges of financial independence, and the power of resilience. Plus, you'll get to know Dani, who’s not just an investor, but now an integral part of The Curve team who we absolutely love.

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