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  Snacks DailyAT&T may cut NFL Sunday Ticket, Endeavor cancels its IPO, and Rent The Runway’s worst week ever

  Talent agency Endeavor was supposed to IPO last Friday, but it called off everything Thursday night. Rent The Runway is not taking new customers to its clothing rental until Oct 15th because of a mistake that reveals what kind of a company it really is: Logistics. And NFL Sunday Ticket is...

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  The Journal.The Great Beer Battle of 2019

  A 2019 Super Bowl ad kicked off a showdown between the maker of Bud Light and the maker of Coors Light. WSJ's Jennifer Maloney explains how that standoff has led to accusations of corporate espionage, two lawsuits and questions about the future of the beer industry....

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  Snacks DailyWhy stocks just plummeted, Tyson’s (real) meat collussion, and Compass is our “Unicorn of the Day”

  Worst. Day. Of. The. Year. The trade war just opened up a fresh new front: the currency battles. Meat giant Tyson shares surged, but then it announced it’s being investigated for collusion on your chicken prices. And Compass has almost doubled its valuation in less than a year to $6.4B —...

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  "Compass - new kid on the real estate block - driving up prices one West Elm rug at a time. Take away is to stay away from any Compass listings if you are buying. "

  Thorben

  "Compass - new kid on the real estate block - driving up prices one West Elm rug at a time. Take away is to stay away from any Compass listings if you are buying. "
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  The GrowthTLDR Podcast. Weekly Conversations on Business Growth.How Companies with Network Effects have Created 70% of the Value in Tech

  In this episode of the GrowthTLDR, we talk to James Currier, managing partner at NFX guild, serial entrepreneur, and the leading mind on network effects. James and his partners exclusively invest in companies with network effects because those companies end up being a lot more profitable. We talk to James...

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  The GrowthTLDR Podcast. Weekly Conversations on Business Growth.EP150: How to build a predictable SEO model for B2B Companies

  In this episode of the GrowthTLDR, we talk to Eli Schwartz, a growth advisor to B2B and B2C companies, increasing their traffic via search. We talk to Eli about when companies should consider investing in search. We dive into building a forecasting model for SEO, why it's so hard, how...

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  Studio 1.0Melinda Gates

  Melinda Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, joins Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Studio 1.0" to discuss philanthropy, investing in women, political aspirations and raising a family....

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  The GrowthTLDR Podcast. Weekly Conversations on Business Growth.EP151: How Consumer Science Helped Netflix Grow to 72 Million Subscribers

  In this episode of the GrowthTLDR, with talk to Gibson Biddle, who has led product for Netflix, Chegg, and advised companies like Metromile, NerdWallet, and more. We talk to Gibson about why some companies manage to become so successful. We discuss the importance of product strategy, consumer science, and company...

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  The Pomp Podcast#412: Peter Doyle on Modern Value Investing

  Peter Doyle is a Managing Director and co-founder of Horizon Kinetics. He is a senior member of the research team, along with being a member of the Investment Committee and the Board of Directors. In this conversation, we discuss inflation, how technology is deflationary, why capitalism is broken in the US,...

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  Snacks Daily“Windows TikTok 2.0” — Microsoft’s TikTok-quisition. Levi’s non-Amazon roadmap. Tyson’s new chicken-free CEO.

  Over the weekend, TikTok learned it might be banned in the US. Actually maybe acquired by Microsoft (or maybe not). We break down the TikTok saga. Levi’s CEO revealed its wild new 5-month gameplan in a world where denim is out. And America’s biggest meat producer, Tyson, just made the...

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  Snacks Daily“Liam Neeson got TikTaken” — TikTok (isn’t) banned. InFarm’s vertical farms on aisle 3. AT&T’s ad test.

  Soooo TikTok downloads are banned as of last night… but there’s a difference between the headline you saw Friday and the headline that should’ve been written. InFarm snagged $170M to make vertical farming a thing. And AT&T don’t care what HBO says — it’s testing the limits of ads because...