This podcast explores the labor market and concerns about hybrid work. It also discusses the challenges faced by leaders in adopting hybrid work models and the importance of events, culture, and flexibility in the workplace. Additionally, it highlights the demand for talent in the security industry and the need for early security education. The podcast also delves into Cisco's ESG initiatives and their impact on the company financially and culturally.

Dr. Steven Skancke and Anna Wong discuss the Fed's rate decision and economic projections. Hans Kobler explores transforming the global economy sustainably. Johannes Jutting talks about data on climate and gender equality for evidence-based policy-making.

Diana B. Henriques, journalist and author, discusses her book on FDR's fight to regulate American capitalism. The podcast explores the similarities between the Roaring Twenties and the current economic situation, the link between democracy and economic fairness, the parallels between private power companies and technology giants, and the importance of financial regulations in maintaining a balance between democracy and capitalism.

Guests include Michael McKee and Ellen Wald discussing the impact of oil on US inflation. Matthew Boyle shares the story of MBAs buying small companies. Sumant Sinha talks about renewable energy investing. Thomas Martin provides insight as a portfolio manager. Topics include rising oil prices, Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition, advancements in renewable energy technologies, treasury trade outlook, and the performance of mega-cap stocks.

Learn how Farmer Line supports African farmers by providing digital tools and access to information, financing, and markets to cope with climate change. Explore tools and technologies for farmers to adapt to climate change, including high-quality seeds, organic fertilizers, and AI-driven financing. Understand the importance of financing and support services in agriculture, addressing macro issues like the cost of fertilizer and its influence on food prices. Discover the challenges and dreams of African farmers, including affordability and access to technology, and the role of technology in transforming agriculture for food security.

This podcast covers topics such as the rise of FTX, the role of Sam Bankman-Freeze's parents in the SPF scandal, crypto adventures and scams, the dangers of AI, worst-case scenarios in cybersecurity, investigation into the origin of chips in a phone, the untold story of America's first women astronauts, 'the sphere' in Las Vegas, JC Penney's strategic turnaround, and the introduction of Bloomberg New Economy Catalysts.

SoftBank left millions on the table in the Arm IPO to secure a win for Masayoshi Son. AI as a turning point for ecommerce. Pfizer and Moderna rolling out COVID-19 boosters. Bolt's CEO discusses how AI improves ecommerce. COVID-19 vaccine recommendations and challenges. Mixed messages in the market: automaker stocks, crude oil prices, UAW strike. Level 4460 in the market, Disney selling ABC assets, rising costs of streaming services.

Michèle Lamont, a Professor of Sociology at Harvard University, discusses the concept of recognition as a tool for healing societal divisions. The podcast explores the effects of remote work on flexibility and recognition in the workplace, emphasizing the need for meaningful relationships and social inclusion. It also highlights the importance of allowing remote workers to live authentically and the challenge of authenticity in politics and its impact on voter engagement.

In this podcast, Anjee Solanki discusses the slowing of US retail sales in August due to higher gasoline prices. The news of Disney considering selling ABC to Nexstar is revealed by Chris Palmeri and David Westin. Jim Chanos shares his investment outlook and thoughts on China. Paula Vissing talks about Little Caesars being the official pizza sponsor of the NFL. And George Schultze discusses the current performance of the US equity market and opportunities for distress.

Basil Alwan, CEO of Tarana Wireless, discusses the lack of access to fast, affordable broadband service worldwide. The podcast explores Tarana's innovative wireless network technology for home broadband. It also highlights the advantages of unlicensed spectrum in mobile networks and how interference can be canceled out using innovative technology.