Diplomatic Maneuvers and Economic Shifts

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This chapter covers a pivotal prisoner exchange involving 24 individuals from seven countries, showcasing the United States' diplomatic efforts and political engagement. It also explores Apple’s strong earnings report, particularly in iPhone and service sectors, while contrasting Intel’s declining fortunes in the semiconductor market. The chapter concludes with insights into Meta's strategic balance between AI investments and advertising revenue growth.

Episode 379: Neal and Toby chat about the historic prisoner swap between the US and Russia that includes the freeing of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich after being wrongfully detained. Then, a recap of big tech earnings including Apple, Intel, and Meta. Next, Bill Ackman couldn’t walk the talk as he withdrew from his highly anticipated IPO. Plus, The US Army wants their money back from Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson after they thought his massive following could draw more recruits. It didn’t. Lastly, Olympic medalists are encouraged to take selfies sponsored by Samsung.

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