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1. “Robotaxis got Promoted”: Waymo, Tesla, and Zoox. Next up? Redeye robo rides.2. “IPO-palooza”: SpaceX, OpenAI, and Kim’s Skims IPOs3. “Welcome to Nike Hotel”: To save the brand, Nike should “just do” a resort.4. “Dupe-partment Stores”: A department store full of just dupes.5. ...  Show more

Yetis, the 3 biggest forces in business in 2025? Trump, AI, & Affordability. For more on that? Look at every other newsletter, podcast, and social media post of every day this year.But instead, we found the 3 biggest “pop-biz” themes of 2025: Maxxing, robots, & kale collar worker ...  Show more

Thanks to a recent wave of innovation, pretzels are one of the hottest categories in snacks, pulling in $1.7B in a 12-month period ending in August. That’s up 16% from last year. What’s driving the demand? Join our hosts Zachary Crockett and Rob Litterst as they take you through ...  Show more

Episode 651: Neal and Toby chat about MSNBC’s changing of their logo and their name, now MS NOW, part of Comcast’s spin-off of cable channels. And, Soho House, the members-only private club goes…private. Next, non-degree job certifications were very popular during the pandemic ye ...  Show more

The story of a family business in Texas that invented ballpark nachos and, nearly 50 years later, still controls a substantial chunk of the market. Zachary Crockett and Mark Dent (Writer at The Hustle) take a closer look at the industry of nachos and how they came to be a popular ...  Show more

Episode 671: Neal and Toby chat about the US and China reaching a framework deal on TikTok. Then, President Trump wants quarterly earnings reports to go away. Also, Alphabet surpasses the $3T market cap milestone. Elon Musk buys back $1B of Tesla stock. Convenience stores are ste ...  Show more