Ariel Adams, founder of aBlogToWatch, discusses the luxury watch market. The hosts analyze Black Friday's strong sales and the rise of mobile shopping. They also explore whether anyone can challenge Amazon as the holiday leader.

Discussion on the stock market's performance and regrets from the past year, including failed predictions. Thanksgiving stock talk includes stocks they are thankful for. Success of Five Nights at Freddy's as a game, toy line, movie, and book series. Tips for thoughtful gift-giving and supporting local toy stores. Preferences between playing board games and Thanksgiving dinner plans. Discussion about Samsara's connected operations cloud and Domino's electric bikes for pizza delivery.

Financial analyst Asit Sharma and commentator Dylan Lewis discuss Nvidia's impressive earnings, the market's response, and the potential of AI. They also delve into the drama at OpenAI and Microsoft's investment. Additionally, they talk about unconventional Thanksgiving food and ask for recipe inspiration from listeners.

Zoom's slow revenue increase and expansion beyond videoconferencing. The impact of slow growth on companies like Lowe's and Best Buy. Financial gratitude and the significance of dividends. The power of investing and compounding over time.

The podcast discusses the recent drama surrounding OpenAI and the impact on the market. It explores the dispute between Altman and the board of OpenAI and the potential withdrawal of resources. The power dynamics within OpenAI are examined, along with the challenges faced by the board. The podcast also speculates on potential collaborations between Twitch co-founders and OpenAI's new CEO. The current state of office real estate is explored, addressing the need to address obsolete office spaces and the potential for converting them into residential units.

Author Ben Mezrich discusses Elon Musk's impact on Twitter, the philosophies of Einstein-esque founders, and the effort to bring back woolly mammoths through genetic engineering. Also, explores Elon Musk's mistakes in managing Twitter and the reaction of meme stock traders to GameStop's CEO appointment.

Chris Miller, Professor at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, discusses the semiconductor supply chain, Intel's turnaround, TSMC's balance of secrecy and transparency, and the role of semiconductor manufacturing in peace and stability.

The podcast discusses the potential end of rising interest rates and analyzes the earnings results of Target, Walmart, and Home Depot. It also explores Warren Buffett's recent portfolio moves and the complicated world of carbon offsets. The hosts break down two stocks on their radar: Rockwell Automation and Vail Resorts.

Vikas Mehta, COO of ACV Auctions, discusses the evolving business of selling used cars. Cisco's move into software, AI's impact on meetings, and Walmart's global strengths are also explored.

Red Robin's CEO discusses efforts to turn the burger chain into a premier fast casual dining destination. Also, Apple earns 36% of Google search revenue from safari, Target's efficient quarter and product mix decisions, and Airbnb's $200M acquisition of AI company GamePlanner.AI.