Jason Del Rey

Jason Del Rey, author of 'Winner Sells All', and Matt Stoller, antitrust expert and director at the American Economic Liberties Project, dive into the fierce rivalry between Amazon and Walmart. They unpack Amazon's regulatory challenges and the FTC's scrutiny over its business practices. The duo discusses how Walmart counteracts Amazon's dominance and highlights the stark differences in corporate cultures. They also touch on public perceptions of Jeff Bezos and explore whimsical debates about tech titans, making for a captivating and insightful conversation.

Joining the discussion is Jason Del Rey, a tech and business journalist and author of "Winner Sells All: Amazon, Walmart, and the Battle for Our Wallets." They explore the chaos of the Wagner group's mutiny in Russia and critique social media's role in crises. Del Rey offers insights into the fierce rivalry between Amazon and Walmart, highlighting their strategies and adaptations over decades. They also delve into the regulatory implications of the Titan submersible disaster and the future of space tourism, questioning the media's reliability amidst turmoil.

In a captivating discussion, Jason Del Rey, author of "Winner Sells All," dives into the fierce rivalry between Amazon and Walmart. He reveals how Amazon consistently outmaneuvers Walmart's low-price guarantees and uncovers the slow evolution of Walmart's e-commerce strategy. The conversation also touches on Walmart's hesitations regarding loyalty programs and the ambitious healthcare initiatives both giants are pursuing. With insights into their differing corporate cultures, Del Rey paints a vivid picture of two titans battling for consumer wallets.

Matthew Ball, author of "The Metaverse: And How it Will Revolutionize Everything," dives into the transformative power of the metaverse, exploring its implications through interconnected narratives and governance challenges. He contrasts evolving 3D environments with technological advancements like blockchain. Jason Del Rey discusses Amazon's evolution after Jeff Bezos, highlighting leadership changes and the challenges posed by labor organizing and evolving consumer demands. Their insights reflect on digital ecosystems and Amazon's strategic adaptations in a rapidly shifting landscape.

Jason Del Rey, author of Winner Sells All: Amazon, Walmart, and the Battle for Our Wallets, discusses the transformation of Black Friday to online commerce, the rivalry between Amazon and Walmart, the challenges they faced, the cultural significance of both companies, the lack of a transformative X factor in online e-commerce, the impact of the pandemic on e-commerce, and the political ambitions within the industry.

Jason Del Rey, author and expert on Amazon and Walmart, discusses the battle between these retail giants. Topics include their expansions, leadership differences, the acquisition of Jet.com by Walmart, the future of Amazon under new leadership, the effects of competition on consumer convenience, and personal knowledge management.

Mosheh Oinounou worked his way up through the TV news ranks and ended up running CBS Evening News. Now he’s starting over - this time on Instagram - with Mo News, a platform he says is a more responsive way to deliver news to an engaged audience. Oinounou talks to Vox’s Peter Kafka about the maladies affecting conventional news, the challenge of bootstrapping a news outlet in 2023, and why CNN’s former boss Chris Licht may have gotten at least one thing right.Then, Peter talks to his friend and former co-worker Jason Del Rey about his adventures covering Amazon and Walmart, and how he turned that into Winner Sells All, his deeply researched new book.Featuring: Mosheh Oinounou (@Mosheh), Founder of Mo NewsJason Del Rey (@DelRey), Journalist & Author of Winner Sells AllHost: Peter Kafka (@pkafka), Senior Editor at RecodeMore to explore: Subscribe for free to Recode Media, Peter Kafka, one of the media industry's most acclaimed reporters, talks to business titans, journalists, comedians, and more to get their take on today's media landscape.About Recode by Vox: Recode by Vox helps you understand how tech is changing the world — and changing us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Darryl Richardson, an Amazon warehouse worker in Bessemer, Alabama, spearheaded a unionization effort that has gained national attention, even securing support from President Biden. Alongside Jason Del Rey, a seasoned correspondent covering Amazon, they discuss the harsh labor conditions exacerbated by the pandemic. The duo delves into the challenges faced by workers advocating for better wages and job security, as well as the potential for this movement to reshape labor rights across America, despite Amazon's aggressive anti-union tactics.

Join Jason Del Rey, a Recode senior correspondent and Amazon expert, as he reflects on Jeff Bezos's exit and what lies ahead for the e-commerce giant. They discuss the impact of incoming CEO Andy Jassy, exploring whether a kinder culture might emerge. The conversation also highlights Amazon's antitrust challenges and evolving worker treatment amidst government scrutiny. Del Rey shares insights on Amazon’s rivalry with Walmart, offering a glimpse into how these dynamics will shape the future of retail and technology.

Jason Del Rey, a Recode reporter and host of the Land of the Giants podcast, dives into the future of retail and the changing mall culture. He discusses how COVID-19 accelerated the decline of traditional malls and the rise of e-commerce giants. The conversation highlights the nostalgic ties to mall shopping while exploring how technology, like delivery services and augmented reality, is reshaping consumer experiences. Del Rey suggests a shift towards quality over quantity in retail, offering a glimpse into what shopping may look like in the post-pandemic world.