The chapter explores the rise of functional beverages like Poppy as a healthier alternative to traditional soda, the historical trends of beverages claiming health benefits, and the legal challenges they face. It also delves into the Fortune 500 list, focusing on the presence of long-standing companies like Exxon Mobil and Walmart, the increase in female CEOs, and the performance of companies in different US cities like California, New York City, Houston, and Chicago. Additionally, the discussion highlights Coldplay's efforts to reduce their carbon footprint during music tours and sets a sustainability standard in the industry.
Episode 337: Neal and Toby dive into Meta’s plan to attract younger users back to Facebook with its features such as Marketplace and groups. Then, the once ‘resilient’ US economy shows some signs of losing steam as consumers pullback spending and job openings are low. Also, Poppi soda is being used for skimping on its so-called gut-health benefits. Next, the sports world is rocked by another gambling scandal, this time with a MLB player betting on baseball games. Meanwhile, California beats Texas and New York for being home to Fortune 500 companies. Lastly, Coldplay announces it beats its emissions target during its world tour with the use of kinetic dance floors and bicycles.
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