Josh Green, Bloomberg Businessweek National Correspondent, discusses his book The Rebels: Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, AOC, and the Rise of the New Left. The podcast explores the rise of economic populism in the Democratic Party after the global financial crisis. It also discusses the impact of Trump's personality and populism, the cultural divisions during the COVID-19 pandemic, the influence of the 2008 financial crisis on American politics, and Elizabeth Warren's role in shaping the Democratic Party.

US regulators approve Bitcoin-spot ETFs, expanding access to digital assets. Cathy Wood and Ophelia Snyder discuss cautious institutional approach. Objectives and vision for success with Bitcoin ETF. Impact of remote work on office spaces. Collaboration, real estate properties, and transforming spaces. Outlook for emerging markets in 2024. Investing in Bajaj Auto and growth story of Indian economy.

Documentary Filmmakers Brian Becker and Marley McDonald discuss their HBO documentary Time Bomb Y2K, exploring the dangers and fears of the Y2K bug and drawing parallels to the current pandemic. They also discuss the attention on Osage County, Oklahoma due to the film adaptation of Killers of a Flower Moon, and reflect on the changing global landscape, the shifts in technology since the Y2K scare, and our current concerns about reliance on technology.

Boeing probe focuses on loose bolts in planes. Wells Fargo analyst Mike Mayo's reputation on Wall Street. Bloomberg Business Week lists 50 companies to watch in 2024. Discussion on AI companies and interest rate changes for European banks. Rate cuts in 2024 predicted to be fewer than expected.

The hosts discuss top museum exhibitions and interview Marine Tanghi, CEO of MTA Art, about supporting artists. They explore the transition in the art world to focus on artists' talent, understanding the art world, and investing in art.

Investigation into Boeing MAX 9 jets and bipartisan anger towards Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. Consequences of Houthi attacks, Israel's diplomatic resolution, market news, and immigration system reform. Political updates on negotiations, impeachment push, and President Biden's efforts. Michigan Wolverines win college football championship and sports updates.

Boeing's reputation is at stake due to quality lapses with the 737 Max. Eurasia Group Chairman shares top risks for 2024. The impact of decreasing snowfall on industries like skiing and agriculture is discussed. The hosts analyze the current state of the stock market and potential investment opportunities.

Entrepreneur and Author Mike Michalowicz discusses the importance of aligning company goals with employees' personal dreams, recognizing talent, and building unstoppable teams in a hybrid work environment. They also explore the culture of cutting employees for growth and success.

The podcast discusses the investment outlook for the new year, including potential risks and AI trends in the market. They also analyze interest rates and companies thriving on deflation. The speakers cover the acquisition of a London-based company, as well as Apple's stock performance and future prospects. They delve into the state and future prospects of the tech market, focusing on Apple. Additionally, they talk about skepticism, growth, and competition in Apple and Tesla, and the challenges of Apple's relationship with China. The hosts also discuss cruise stocks performance and consumer demand.

Joanie Bily, Chief Workforce Analyst at Employbridge, discusses the December jobs report. Dale Falwell, North Carolina State Treasurer, shares his mission and a Bloomberg story. Hedge fund investor David Tepper's successes and failures are highlighted. TikTok's expansion into e-commerce and disruption potential is explored. The current state of the market, interest rates, and investing in the market are discussed.