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Elon, founder of a major social network, discusses topics such as the FDA approval for a birth control app on Apple Watch, Disney's $60 billion plan for theme parks, and Elon's idea of introducing a paywall for his social network, X.

Instacart, a tech company IPO'ing with a profit, has pivoted from Silicon Valley to Madison Avenue. San Francisco's past initiative gave every Kindergartner a college savings account. The UAW auto workers strike demands a 40% raise. The podcast discusses these topics and more.

Jets QB Aaron Rodgers is out for the season due to artificial turf; millennials embracing prenuptial agreements; Salesforce's boomerang strategy; hidden costs of business turnover; controversy surrounding artificial turf in NFL games

Liam Neeson discusses the solution to ransomware attacks. The biggest IPO in 2 years is Arm computer chips. Surge pricing for beer in British pubs. Topics also include cyber attack on MGM resorts and the implications of paying ransom to hackers.

On this episode, guest_name_1 discusses the upcoming strike by Detroit autoworkers and compares their wages to Tesla workers. They also delve into Uber's new feature, Uber Chores, and Coca-Cola's limited-time-only strategy for boosting sales with AI-designed sodas.

Apple's new iPhone 15 marks the end of dongles. Beyonce's request for fans to wear silver boosted Etsy. Getting promoted often leads to quitting in the workplace. Also, discussing shopping styles, the promotion paradox, news topics, Instacart's IPO, Lyft's new feature, and a fun fruit fact.

Walter Isaacson, biographer of geniuses like Elon Musk, discusses the common ingredient among them: curiosity. Twinkies' parent company is being acquired for $5.6B, highlighting the snack industry's importance. Google faces an antitrust megatrial, with the focus on losing its competitive mindset. The podcast also delves into a fascinating fraudulent scheme and America's obsession with parking.

Chobani recently hired a writer with a $300K salary, sparking controversy. Adidas had a blowout in earnings due to Kanye's Yeezy debacle, leading to the introduction of the Samba lifestyle shoe. Carvana's stock has surged 1,000% since May thanks to Wall Street's forgiveness. The podcast also touches on therapy, coffee alternatives, and the popularity of the Samba sneaker.

Apple loses $210B in stock value, China bans iPhones. Ikea's maze strategy boosts profits. SkinnyDipped's success lies in lack of innovation. Other topics: Tesla chargers, Tom Brady's new role, Apple stock, Bitcoin, and more.

Diamond prices have plummeted by 40% due to the rise of lab-grown diamonds. YouTube Shorts is causing an existential crisis as Gen Z YouTube takes over, while Polestar, an electric car company, is launching a smartphone.