Dan Primack, business editor at Axios, and Ana Swanson, trade and economics reporter for The New York Times, dive into the implications of Trump's 2024 election win. They explore how his economic policies could impact inflation and the working class, while dissecting the future of US-China trade relations and semiconductor industries. Discussions also include potential shifts in tech antitrust laws, the influence of Elon Musk in the new administration, and the overall outlook for the economy under Trump. Tune in for keen insights and predictions!

It’s an IPO, it’s a bailout, it’s an... acquisition? We’re joined by the one and only Dan Primack from Axios to recount the epic saga of the We Company in all its tragic glory. How did this business somehow go from chopping up commercial real estate to elevating global consciousness to rewarding its ousted CEO with a $1.7B “platinum parachute”, all while the company can’t afford severance for thousands of soon-to-be laid-off employees? Where did it all go wrong? And most importantly, who gets the Gulfstream G650??Sponsors:ServiceNow: https://bit.ly/acqsnaiagentsHuntress: https://bit.ly/acqhuntressVanta: https://bit.ly/acquiredvantaMore Acquired!:Get email updates with hints on next episode and follow-ups from recent episodesJoin the SlackSubscribe to ACQ2Merch Store!© Copyright 2015-2024 ACQ, LLC

Dana Mattioli, a Wall Street Journal reporter, dives into Elon Musk’s strategic push to sway 800,000 voters for Trump. Dan Primack from Axios reveals the striking financial gap between Tim Walz, who has no stocks, and JD Vance. Their contrasting wealth profiles shed light on political messaging and middle-class values. The podcast also touches on the FBI's investigations into campaign hacking and a bizarre story where a woman must serve community service at Chipotle after throwing a burrito bowl.