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Nvidia's latest earnings reveal a mix of triumph and disappointment, showcasing its market dominance. The arrest of Telegram’s CEO raises questions about accountability in tech. In a historic move, Berkshire Hathaway crosses the $1 trillion mark, evolving its investment strategy. On the quirky side, bitcoin miners in Texas find profits in taking breaks, while luxury hotel prices soar. Plus, a signature cocktail at the US Open makes waves, and Mammoth Cave National Park breaks the mold by embracing its reputation as a letdown.

Discover how Eli Lilly's new weight-loss drug is shaking up the market with its lower price. Mark Zuckerberg expresses regret over pandemic misinformation censorship. The Kelce brothers land a whopping $100 million podcast deal, showcasing the booming podcast industry. While countries try to incentivize family growth, declining birth rates present a looming crisis. Plus, explore the rising popularity of budget-friendly sausages as shoppers adapt to economic pressures, and learn how outdoor workers cope with extreme heat using innovative technology.

The NFL may soon embrace private equity ownership, shaking up team dynamics. Philadelphia is standing out by bucking the eviction trend while Houston struggles with car dependency. NYC faces budget challenges due to fare evasion. A controversial Chinese video game is igniting debates on free speech. Gen Z is taking sick days like never before, emphasizing a shift towards mental well-being. Lastly, the beloved Mister Softee ice cream truck is fading amidst increasing competition and changing consumer habits.

The unexpected arrest of Telegram's CEO raises questions about data privacy and online extremism. Meanwhile, the FTC challenges a major grocery merger, impacting market competition. NASA faces challenges with Boeing's Starliner but is planning a SpaceX rescue mission for the crew. In a lighter vein, Babe Ruth's iconic jersey recently became a record-breaking sale, while Crayola enjoys a nostalgic revival. The hosts also preview exciting upcoming events, ensuring listeners stay informed and entertained.

SpaceX is gearing up for a groundbreaking mission with a civilian crew set to make history with a spacewalk. Peloton shows signs of recovery, reporting improved earnings as it shifts focus to subscription services. Meanwhile, the National Women’s Soccer League breaks new ground by eliminating its draft, enhancing player freedom. On the tech front, Sonos faces backlash over a problematic app update, while Chick-Fil-A explores uncharted territory with plans for its own streaming service. It's a whirlwind of innovation and change!

This episode dives into a shocking revision of U.S. job growth, with 800,000 jobs removed from last year's reports. A federal judge has thrown a wrench in the FTC's plan to ban noncompete agreements, stirring legal debates. Ford is shifting gears from electric vehicles to gas-electric hybrids after scrapping its EV plans. The rise of 'boommates' highlights older adults living together to combat financial strains. Plus, Starbucks is pre-launching the Pumpkin Spice Latte to boost sales just in time for fall!

The struggles of the housing market are hitting Lowe's hard, alongside a shocking tragedy involving a sunken super yacht. Meanwhile, a legal battle looms for Disney over a wrongful death lawsuit. In the podcasting realm, Alex Cooper strikes a lucrative deal with SiriusXM, which sets the stage for fierce competition with Spotify. Gold prices soar to unprecedented heights, now valued at a million dollars. On a different note, fewer teens are driving these days, shifting their spending habits, while a beloved millennial video game makes a nostalgic return.

The podcast dives into Procreate's strong anti-AI stance, highlighting a tech CEO's defense of human creativity. A potential buyout of 7-Eleven by Circle K could reshape convenience stores across the globe. A looming labor dispute threatens to halt Canada’s rail network, causing chaos in the supply chain. Startups face a downturn as many struggle to survive in a tough economic climate. The rise of texting wedding invites takes center stage, while a Wyoming mayoral candidate proposes using AI for official decisions, raising intriguing governance questions.

A groundbreaking shift in the real estate industry is empowering buyers to negotiate their commissions directly with agents. Meanwhile, presidential economic plans are positioning to reshape America's business landscape. Concerns rise over an MPOX outbreak as a vaccine targeting teenagers is urgently needed. Epic Games engages in a legal battle with Apple, focusing on app store regulations in the EU. Also, nostalgia hits as *NSYNC's 'Bye Bye Bye' finds new life in a blockbuster film, underlining the power of pop culture.

The podcast dives into Biden's groundbreaking move to negotiate Medicare drug prices, potentially saving $6 billion for Americans. Walmart impressively maintains its retail dominance with soaring sales figures. Elon Musk introduces Grok, an AI chatbot that flouts traditional ethical guidelines, raising eyebrows. The FTC takes action against fake reviews, tackling deceptive practices in marketing. Meanwhile, Starbucks' new CEO secures a lucrative pay package, and the much-anticipated Inuit Dome, home to the LA Clippers, prepares to open with a star-studded performance.