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Episode 218: Today, Ann revisits her May conversation with Mona Mahajan, Head of Investment Strategy at Edward Jones. They discuss what happens when investors buy on IPO day and how those stocks have historically performed against the broader market. They also cover how midterm elections tend to move markets, where investment opportunities exist beyond the U.S. and what we might expect from the Fed under Kevin Warsh.

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Episode 217: Today, Ann revisits her March conversation with Jon McNeill, former President of Tesla and Co-Founder & CEO of DVx Ventures. Jon unpacks the five-step framework behind his book, The Algorithm, drawing on lessons from scaling Tesla, serving on the boards of General Motors and Lululemon, and working alongside Elon Musk. They discuss the leadership habits that drive high-performing companies and what businesses can learn from the likes of Amazon and General Motors.

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Episode 1216: Today, Ann revisits her January conversation with Bob McCooey, Vice Chairman of the Nasdaq. Recorded before the SpaceX IPO, they discuss how the exchange competes for marquee listings from companies including SpaceX, Anthropic and Databricks. They also cover Walmart's unprecedented move from the NYSE to the Nasdaq, the rise of the retail investor, and how Bob and his team support companies after they go public.

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Episode 215: Today, we step back from the headlines to explore one of the biggest questions in business: How does an industry leader stay on top when the world changes around it? With retailers like Macy's, Victoria's Secret and Lululemon all working to reinvent themselves… or rekindle what worked previously… we look back at the company that once defined American retail: Sears. At its peak, Sears was the Amazon of its era, reaching two-thirds of American households every quarter before ultimately fading into irrelevance. John sits down with Jacob Goldstein – former Planet Money co-host and host of Business History and What's Your Problem – to unpack Sears' rise and fall, why Walmart was better positioned for the next wave of disruption and what that history reveals about today's battle between Amazon, Walmart and Costco. 

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Episode 214: Today, we survey Micron's blockbuster earnings, what they reveal about the next phase of the AI buildout and the ripple effect being felt in consumer product prices. Then, we spin through the headlines moving markets – including today's inflation report and what it could mean for the Fed's next rate decision. Plus: earnings from Darden Restaurants and BlackBerry. Finally, it's Prime Day... and Alexa wants to help you shop. We welcome Daniel Rausch, Vice President of Alexa and Echo at Amazon, to discuss Alexa's AI-era upgrades, how consumers are responding... and whether Alexa is really always listening.

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$MU $AAPL $MSFT $BB $DRI $AMZN

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