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Episode 268: What shape is the economy? Today, Dylan and Hanna break down the alphabet soup of economic narratives – from the K-shaped economy to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s new addition to the mix: the C-shaped economy. Then, as NFL season kicks off, we look at private equity’s growing role in the league and why investment firms are so interested in owning a piece of America’s sports franchises. Finally, John wraps up the week with a game of “Overheard on Earnings,” as Dylan and Hanna try to match the quote to the company executive.

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Episode 267: Today, Dylan and Hanna discuss why shares of Cooper Companies, the parent company of contact lens brands like Proclear and Biofinity, are tumbling. Then, they dive into earnings from Macy’s and American Eagle Outfitters and ask whether the American mall is making a comeback. Finally, the U.S. Treasury announced plans for a $6 billion bond buyback – and we break down the market reaction.

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Episode 266: Today, Hanna and Dylan dive into Apple’s first event under new CEO John Ternus and the launch of its foldable phone – the iPhone Duo. Then, they break down GE Aerospace’s acquisition of Consolidated Precision Products and how the AI boom is driving demand for gas turbines. Also, we unpack how Chime is buying its way into becoming an actual bank with its latest acquisition. Finally, they discuss earnings from Casey’s – the self-proclaimed “Official Pizza and Beer Headquarters” – and why the stock is tumbling despite a quarterly earnings beat.

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Episode 265: Today, Hanna and Dylan are back after the long weekend, with gas prices hitting a record high for the holiday and Canada’s retaliatory tariffs taking effect. Plus, what it could all mean for the Fed’s upcoming meeting. Then, we take a look at smart-ring maker Oura Health’s IPO filing and what the numbers reveal about the business. Also, Novartis’ stock dropped after another late-stage trial setback, adding to its recent pipeline struggles. Finally, the summer box office officially wrapped over Labor Day weekend with record-setting numbers at American theaters. So, we ask: Are movies back?

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Episode 264: The Vanguard 500 turns 50! Dylan and Hanna look back at the history of the first index fund for individual investors and discuss how it transformed the way people invest. Then, we pivot to the weather and break down how the El Niño developing over the Pacific Ocean could impact everything from tinned fish to AI data centers. Finally, it’s been a busy week in the robotaxi world – and John brings us the latest developments as the race to hit the roads accelerates.

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