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Episodes
Will Meta's $18 Billion Settlement Change Social Media?
Meta settled a landmark federal trial with 48 states for $18 billion, agreeing to new safety features like default time limits for teens.
Why Canada Won't Back Down to Trump
The Journal examines the escalating trade war between the US and Canada, triggered by Trump’s 50% tariffs and Canada’s retaliatory measures.
Can an ‘Economic D-Day' End the Iran War?
Six months into the U.
The Bankruptcy That's Ruining Dinner
This episode examines Blue Apron’s recent service failures, tracing them to a complex supply chain collapse.
Let’s Talk Bonds. Treasury Bonds.
This episode examines the chaotic U.
Why Flock Cameras Are Facing Backlash
Guest host Imani Moise explores the nationwide backlash against Flock Safety’s AI-powered license plate readers.
Why Are Some StubHub Customers So Mad?
This episode investigates StubHub’s widespread ticketing failures, highlighted by the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where many fans were left empty-handed.
He's Been a Costco Cashier for 40 Years. Now He's a Millionaire.
This episode explores Costco’s unique business model, which prioritizes high wages and strong benefits for hourly workers to reduce turnover and boost customer satisfaction.
This Opioid Alternative Is Fueling an Addiction Crisis
The Live Auction App Where People Can Bid ‘Til They’re Broke
This episode explores how the live auction app Whatnot fueled Sean Harding’s compulsive spending, leading him to lose over $1.
He Thought He Invested in SpaceX. Then His Shares Vanished.
This episode investigates how data engineer Ram Ruperetti lost out on expected SpaceX IPO gains after investing through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) managed by Late Stage Management.
To Solve a Cold Case, French Police Bent DNA Privacy Law
This episode examines how French police solved the "Predator of the Woods" cold case by bypassing strict European privacy laws to use U.