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US and Tech Powerplayers Welcome China & Home Depot’s Impressive 45-Year ROI

#941: Neal and Toby discuss the State Dinner President Trump and the US threw for China, and the who’s who from the tech world who were there to welcome Xi Jinping. Then how Oracle is choosing to defend themselves against lengthy payments. Then investors are not impressed with AI ...  Show more

Meta Just Beat Apple at Its Own Game & McDonald’s Is Upgrading Restaurants

#940: Neal and Toby break down the Meta Connect event and why the tech world is buzzing about the company's new hardware. Then, what a 90-day ban US diesel exports could mean for the industry. And why is McDonald’s investing so much in upgrading their restaurants? Next up Neal sh ...  Show more

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