Navigating Political Symbols and Consumer Behavior in Today's Economy

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This chapter explores the political strategies of the Harris campaign, focusing on the use of culturally resonant merchandise to connect with voters, particularly in the Midwest. It also examines Uber's latest earnings report, discussing consumer behavior amid economic pressures and contrasting performances across companies.

Episode 382: Neal and Toby discuss Kamala Harris choosing Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for her VP on the Democratic presidential ticket. What was his economic track record in Minnesota? Next up, what do Uber's lucrative earnings report mean for American spending trends? Then the EPA bans a pesticide that is harmful to fetuses and Elon Musk's 'X' filed an antitrust lawsuit against advertisers. Plus, how Olympians are trying to capitalize on gold medal and viral momentum. Finally why FIU is naming their stadium after... Pitbull.

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