Episodes (Page 2)
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Publishers use a playbook to get books on the New York Times Best Seller List.
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Spirit Airlines faced liquidation due to legacy carriers' strategies, not just fuel costs.
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U.S. company once monopolized rare earths, but China now dominates the industry.
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Discussed AI's impact on jobs with Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark.
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Prediction markets are booming, leveraging crypto-like loopholes for "swap" or "futures" claims.
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Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping lane.
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Bookstores treat shelf space as valuable real estate, deciding which books get stocked.
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Private equity firms often lead to layoffs, despite productivity gains.
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Hershey's accused of "skimpflation" by using cheaper ingredients in Reese's.
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Cuba's economy struggles with US oil blockade impacting transport and essential services.
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Squamish Nation reclaims urban land, bypassing zoning rules.
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Explores the complex global supply chain behind every book.
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Books are a powerful technology shaping economic systems and ideas.
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Cardinal tetras, popular pet fish, originate from a small Brazilian town.
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Robot chef Robby can cook over 5000 dishes consistently.
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Parkinson's Law explains why meetings always take the allotted time.
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NBA teams are 'tanking' to get better draft picks.
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'Heated Rivalry' hockey romance show cost $2 million per episode.
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The 'replication crisis' questions the reproducibility of scientific studies.
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ICE is rapidly hiring new officers, changing training methods.