Disney's $60B Park Investment & Amazon Bulks Up for the Holidays
Sep 20, 2023
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The podcast discusses Disney's $60 billion investment in their theme parks, Amazon's preparation for the holiday season, entrepreneurship through acquisition as a rising trend, changing dress codes in the Senate, and an interesting art story involving blank canvases as money.
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Disney plans a $60 billion investment in their theme parks to expand popular IP-based rides and attractions.
MBA grads are increasingly opting for entrepreneurship through acquisition, acquiring existing small businesses instead of starting from scratch.
Deep dives
Federal Reserve's Non-Committal Stance on Interest Rates
The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain its current interest rate stance, with a focus on Jerome Powell's press conference for hints on future rate increases.
Disney's $60 Billion Investment in Parks and Cruise Lines
Disney plans to invest $60 billion in its global parks and cruise lines, focusing on expanding rides and attractions based on popular IPs like Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy.
MBA Grads Opt for Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition
MBA grads are shifting away from traditional careers and choosing entrepreneurship through acquisition, buying existing small businesses rather than starting from scratch.
Episode 151: Neal and Toby discuss why Disney is investing $60 billion over the next ten years into their theme parks. Plus, Amazon and other major retailers are bulking up on staff before the holidays. The guys also explain the latest trend of entrepreneurship through acquisition and how the Senate's new dress code reflects the biggest changes in office culture. And finally, the reason an artist had to repay a museum for his work.