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Netflix's shocking $83 billion acquisition of Warner Bros creates waves across Hollywood, sparking discussions on monopsony risks. Meanwhile, an AI-run restaurant in Dubai redefines dining experiences, even featuring an AI chef as a PR influencer. The tech brand Nothing tries to break into the market by blending fashion with gadgetry, but struggles to sell outside the Apple shadow. Plus, a looming Santa shortage has retailers scrambling this holiday season. It's a whirlwind of innovation and challenges!

Get ready for an electrifying live tour in 2026! The hosts share hilarious anecdotes about past shows and the unique energy of live performances. They reveal the tour cities, including Austin and New York, while teasing three more locations. Expect an action-packed 90-minute format with live podcasts, guest interviews, and audience participation. Plus, there'll be an exciting after-party! Don't miss out on the fun; tickets go on sale now!

Dive into the rise of prediction markets as news sources, unlocking intriguing dynamics between betting and information. Chanel turned heads with a stunning runway show in the NYC subway, showcasing unique brand relevance. Meanwhile, Trump’s intriguing baby brokerage accounts have sparked a fierce competition on Wall Street, drawing attention to who will manage these young investors. Plus, find out why Pantone's Color of the Year is surprisingly not a color at all!

Waymo claims their cabs are 90% safer than human-driven cars, yet they’ve introduced a wild NYC cab mode! American Eagle’s stock surged after celebrity partnerships and a compelling anti-AI pledge. Sam Altman sounded the alarm with a code red at OpenAI, as competitors like Anthropic pose a growing threat. The hosts also dive into the quirky world of AI racing, comparing it to Mario Kart, and explore how Waymo's assertive driving could change urban transport.

Costco is taking on Trump with a lawsuit over tariff refunds, cleverly using the situation as a marketing strategy. Estée Lauder's partnership with Google to create an AI-driven perfume chatbot has not only captured scents but also doubled sales, proving AI can bring tangible benefits. Meanwhile, Michael Dell is changing gift-giving for kids with a massive donation to fund brokerage accounts, highlighting the power of small investments over toys. It's a blend of legal drama, tech innovation, and financial empowerment!

Lululemon's founder creates a stir by publicly critiquing the current CEO's leadership. Military bases are surprisingly among the top crypto-holding areas in the U.S. on account of service members trading. This Cyber Monday saw AI shopping agents significantly shaping consumer behavior and pricing strategies. Discover how new technology is reinventing the retail landscape. Plus, a quirky tale about Pizza Hut seizing control of ships in the 90s adds a humorous twist.

Rolex reveals that the Apple Watch has surprisingly boosted its sales. Luxury brands like Kraft and Dior are hopping on the advent calendar trend, making it a marketing goldmine. Ken Burns emphasizes that long-form storytelling can still captivate audiences and outshine shorter formats like TikTok. Plus, a new shopping phenomenon has emerged, with consumers flocking to shop at 3 AM on Cyber Monday. It's a fascinating look at how traditional and modern marketing strategies collide!

Jim Cramer, a renowned investment commentator and host of CNBC's Mad Money, challenges the conventional wisdom of investing. He warns against 'normal stocks' like banks and airlines, calling them dangerous. Instead, he advocates for a mix of active picks and index funds with his '50/50 Rule.' Cramer shares how everyday observations can generate investment ideas and recounts finding Nvidia at just $2.00, emphasizing the power of conviction in investing. With a routine that starts at 3:45 AM, he's all about serious stock-picking strategies!

This Thanksgiving, cannabis sales soar with 'Green Wednesday' becoming the second-biggest day for the industry. The hosts debate how Thanksgiving acts as an ultimate focus group for brands, driving word-of-mouth marketing. They dive into the rise of the PG economy, drawing parallels with the huge success of Wicked 2. Warren Buffett’s final Thanksgiving letter reveals poignant insights on gratitude and legacy. Plus, fun facts about turkey prices and the roots of the Macy's Parade add flavor to the conversation!

Gap's stock skyrockets after a music video turns the brand into a record label. The NFL eyes expansion in Europe, but supersonic jets may be the game-changer for quick travel. Too Good To Go tackles food waste with surprise mystery bags of nearly-expired groceries, soaring to a billion-dollar valuation. Plus, the hosts reveal their wildest new merch: a Yeti doll designed as an economic support animal. Join for a blend of business insights and quirky innovations!