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Costco fuels up: The retailer will launch its first-ever stand-alone gas station in Mission Viejo with 40 pumps — its largest yet — signaling a deeper expansion into retail fuel and more member perks.Home Depot vs. QXO: A bidding war heats up for building materials distributor GMS Inc., with Home Depot rumored to be making a counteroffer to QXO’s $95.20 per share bid.
Gold price check: Gold dips slightly after the Fed holds rates steady but remains up over 45% year-over-year. Analysts still see room for more gains amid inflation and geopolitical uncertainty.Apple’s foldable iPhone: A respected analyst says Apple could launch its first foldable iPhone in 2026, but component challenges and soft market demand could delay the plan.
Meta’s AI pivot: After a failed $32 billion bid for Ilya Sutskever’s Safe Superintelligence, Meta hires CEO Daniel Gross and Nat Friedman instead — showing that in the AGI arms race, talent is the biggest prize.
Grab your coffee — Costco’s fueling up, Apple’s folding in, and the AI talent wars are getting billion-dollar serious.
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In today’s episode, we unpack Warren Buffett’s surprise stumble as Berkshire Hathaway’s stock drops over 10% since his succession announcement—defying his own prediction. Plus, the Buss family cashes out, selling a majority stake in the Lakers for a record-breaking $10 billion. Meanwhile, Social Security’s trust fund is projected to run dry by 2033, sparking urgent calls for Congress to act. We’ll also break down America’s booming millionaire count and what it means for wealth inequality. Let’s dive into the headlines shaping your money and the markets this week.
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In today’s episode, we unpack Amazon CEO Andy Jassy’s warning that AI advancements will shrink the company’s corporate headcount over the next few years. Plus, OpenAI’s Sam Altman claims Meta is dangling $100 million bonuses to lure away top AI staff, homebuilder confidence sinks close to pandemic lows amid high rates and tariffs, JPMorgan Chase bumps its Sapphire Reserve fee to $795 with luxury perks to match, and President Trump gives TikTok yet another 90-day lifeline despite a looming legal deadline. Let’s get into the headlines shaping tech, housing, and policy this week.
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In today’s episode, we break down Amazon’s plan to stretch Prime Day to a record four days—July 8 to 11—promising daily deal drops and more member perks. Plus, OpenAI lands a $200 million U.S. defense contract and launches “OpenAI for Government,” Meta Platforms pushes WhatsApp into paid ads for the first time to boost revenue, and Kraft Heinz pledges to remove all artificial dyes from its U.S. products by 2027 as regulators ramp up health pressure. The headlines keep moving—let’s get into it.
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In today’s episode, we break down why Victoria’s Secret stock is climbing after activist investor Barington Capital takes a stake and pushes for a board overhaul and a renewed focus on bras. Plus, EchoStar soars nearly 50% after President Trump personally intervenes in its FCC dispute, Microsoft expands its European data sovereignty program to ease regulatory pressure, Starbucks doubles down on its employee turnaround strategy to win back its culture—and JPMorgan Chase and American Express escalate the premium credit card rivalry with major refreshes and bigger perks on the way. The business world isn’t slowing down—and neither are we.
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Mattel is partnering with OpenAI to infuse AI into toys like Magic 8 Ball and UNO, with new AI-powered products expected this year — part of Mattel’s broader push beyond plastic and into digital experiences. Meanwhile, bacon prices are up nearly 20% year-over-year due to tariffs, higher production costs, and California’s animal welfare laws, potentially making the price spike permanent. Oracle shares cooled slightly after reaching an all-time high, still riding momentum from strong cloud earnings. And Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is rolling out a turnaround plan: trimming 30% of the menu, launching protein lattes, promising no price hikes this fiscal year, and leaning on algorithms to improve service speed.
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Oracle shares jumped 8% after smashing earnings expectations and forecasting major cloud growth, thanks in part to rising AI demand and key partnerships. Meanwhile, Chime’s $27 IPO signals a thaw in the fintech freeze, and Disney and Universal have filed Hollywood’s first big copyright lawsuit against an AI company, Midjourney, over IP theft. We also cover Costco’s new early access perk for Executive members and Nintendo’s record-breaking Switch 2 launch, which sold 3.5 million units in just four days.
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In today’s episode, we break down Mark Zuckerberg’s $14 billion investment into Scale AI—and why he’s betting big on CEO Alexandr Wang to rescue Meta’s lagging AI efforts. Plus, GM announces a $4 billion U.S. production shift to avoid steep auto tariffs, Google launches a new round of voluntary buyouts while pushing hybrid work, and Starbucks debuts an OpenAI-powered assistant to help baristas serve drinks faster. The future is moving fast—and so are the headlines.
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Today's episode dives deep into the seismic shifts reshaping America's economy and tech landscape. From President Trump's tariff diplomacy cooling inflation fears to Mark Zuckerberg's desperate scramble to catch up in the AI arms race, we're witnessing pivotal moments that will define the next decade. Apple disappoints again with delayed Siri upgrades, Microsoft makes a bold play for handheld gaming supremacy, and Wall Street serves up mixed signals with Robinhood's S&P 500 snub. Meanwhile, the housing market reality check is hitting sellers hard as buyers finally gain the upper hand after years of being squeezed out. It's a power-packed episode covering the stories that matter most to your wallet, your tech, and your future.
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In today’s episode, Apple gears up for WWDC 2025 with sky-high expectations to revive its AI reputation and share price. Meanwhile, U.S. and Chinese officials meet in London to ease trade tensions, but deep strategic rifts remain. Over in Hollywood, Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting into two public companies to refocus and appease frustrated shareholders. And finally, Disneyland celebrates 70 magical years—highlighting a massive $67 billion annual boost to the U.S. economy and previewing $30 billion in future park investments.
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You’ve heard the advice a thousand times: stay invested.
But today, I’m going to give you the cold, hard numbers that prove why.
In this episode, we’re diving into 10 powerful market stats that will change how you think about investing forever. From the danger of missing just a few of the market’s best days… to the power of compounding over decades—these numbers speak louder than any opinion ever could.
If you’ve ever felt tempted to pull your money out of the market or sit on the sidelines until “things feel safe,” this episode is for you.
Let’s break down the data that every long-term investor needs to know.
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In today’s episode: Meat prices continue to rise as the U.S. cattle herd hits its smallest size since the 1950s, with no quick fix in sight. Dollar General raises its full-year forecast while most retailers cut theirs, capitalizing on a shift to budget shopping amid tariff pressures. McDonald’s brings back its cult-favorite snack wraps after nearly a decade off the menu, and HP Enterprise beats earnings while signaling cost-cutting ahead. These stories reflect growing consumer caution — and companies adjusting fast to stay ahead.
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In today’s episode: Campbell’s CEO says home cooking is back at pandemic-era highs — a possible warning sign for consumer spending. Meanwhile, for the first time in a generation, the U.S. office market is shrinking as conversions outpace new construction. Neuralink raises $650 million to accelerate its brain-computer interface tech, signaling investor confidence in the future of neurotech. Finally, Elon Musk officially launches XChat on X in a direct challenge to WhatsApp, as he continues building his “everything app.”
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In today’s episode, we break down five game-changing stories: GameStop shocks Wall Street with a $500 million Bitcoin buy, transforming its balance sheet as it struggles in retail. Sanofi makes a strategic $9.5 billion acquisition of Blueprint Medicines to boost its rare disease and immunology portfolio. Airlines are turning business class into a battleground of luxury — think doors, caviar, and 27-inch screens. Meanwhile, Ford recalls over 1 million vehicles due to rearview camera issues, and Meta moves closer to an AI-powered future with plans to fully automate ad creation across Facebook and Instagram.
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In this episode, we break down five of the week’s most important business headlines: The Fed braces for another inflation report as core prices remain sticky and Trump-era tariffs loom. Costco beats expectations thanks to its discount model and strategic tariff planning, while Dell sees record AI server demand drive revenue gains despite a slight earnings miss. Apple reportedly plans a major software rebranding, jumping from iOS 18 to iOS 26 as part of a broader overhaul, and Jeep unveils a new hybrid Cherokee in a bid to reverse a six-year sales slide.
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In today’s episode of The Business Show, United Airlines plots a long-awaited return to JFK via a new loyalty-based partnership with JetBlue. A stunning data breach exposes over 184 million plaintext credentials tied to tech giants like Google and Facebook, sparking urgent cybersecurity concerns. Meanwhile, dessert wars heat up as Van Leeuwen ice cream races ahead of Crumbl in growth. Mortgage rates hit their highest point since January, yet homebuyer demand keeps rising. And finally, E.l.f. Beauty is going upscale with a $1 billion acquisition of Hailey Bieber’s Rhode skincare brand — all while navigating tariff trouble.
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Disney’s Lilo & Stitch and Tom Cruise’s final Mission: Impossible installment just delivered the biggest Memorial Day weekend in box office history, raking in over half a billion globally. Meanwhile, Macy’s cut its profit outlook amid Trump-era tariffs and slower discretionary spending, even as its restructuring shows early promise. JPMorgan is launching luxury branches to attract high-net-worth clients through concierge-style service. And finally, U.S. consumer confidence rebounded sharply in May, reversing five months of decline thanks to easing recession fears and tariff pauses.
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Student loan delinquencies are now so widespread that they’ve knocked down the U.S. average credit score for only the second time in a decade. Salesforce is doubling down on enterprise AI with its $8B acquisition of Informatica. Meanwhile, Southwest is ending its “bags fly free” policy after 50+ years and rolling out a major fare overhaul. McDonald’s is closing its Gen Z-focused CosMc’s stores, though some drinks may survive through franchise testing. And Apple’s long-rumored smart home hub could finally arrive by year’s end, with a robotic version coming soon after.
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In today’s episode, Klarna reports a 17% spike in credit losses, highlighting growing risks in the buy now, pay later market as more users rely on installment loans for necessities. New Census data shows a long-term shift toward renting across all age groups, with high housing costs pushing even retirees away from homeownership. AMC is slashing ticket prices by 50% on Wednesdays to revive midweek attendance with studio backing. Meanwhile, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says Trump’s tariffs haven’t dented consumer spending, as Amazon’s pricing strategies continue to shield shoppers—unlike other major retailers. And finally, Lowe’s reaffirms its full-year outlook as pro customer spending offsets weaker DIY demand, projecting modest year-over-year growth in a challenging home improvement market.
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