Scott: I think we're going to find out, kara, in about three to six months. A bunch of distress credit hedge funds and banks, including goldman sacksthat best performing, once in a kind of generation, investment, was buying a distress bonds on russian companies. Well, these things have been beaten up so badly, and the notion, the headline risk here, is that there were some companies tha, their bonds were down 20 cents on the dollar. They still have a ton of assets inside of it, outside of russia. Anyone who has any public reporting has to sell them. You know, if the university of taxes had bonds and gas promer
Kara and Scott talk about universities cutting ties with Russia, this week's antitrust action against Amazon, and the Fed raising interest rates for the first time in three years. Also, Tesla prices are going up, and there's a big switch-up at Starbucks. Friend of Pivot Preet Bharara joins to discuss his upcoming live event, and more.
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