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GREY Journal Daily News Podcast

From our Manhattan news studio, welcome to the GREY Journal Daily News Podcast! We bring you digestible news and business insights tailored for ambitious entrepreneurs and CEOs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2:10

Discover the Surprising Cities Where Renting is Most...

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2025/04/18

Rent costs have increased significantly over the past decade, affecting the accessibility of various cities. A recent WalletHub report analyzed rental affordability across 182 U.S. cities, comparing median annual gross rent to median household income. Bismarck, North Dakota, ranks as the most affordable city, with rents at approximately 15.3% of median income. The average salary in Bismarck is $69,989, while average rent is about $1,023 monthly. Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and Cheyenne, Wyoming,

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1:04

Google's Antitrust Bang or Whimper

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2025/04/17

Google has faced a ruling in a partial antitrust case regarding its online advertising practices. A judge found that Google engaged in monopolistic behavior in specific markets, supporting claims that its dominance harmed competitors and limited consumer choices. This ruling may lead to new limitations on Google's advertising practices and require changes to promote fair competition. This case highlights the ongoing scrutiny of big tech's influence across industries.Learn more on this news visit us

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2:46

Is Japan's trade surplus with the US a sign of bigger...

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2025/04/17

Japan reports a trade deficit of 5.2 trillion yen, approximately 37 billion dollars, for the fiscal year ending in March while achieving a trade surplus of 9 trillion yen, around 63 billion dollars, with the United States. This surplus prompts discussions between U.S. President Donald Trump and Japanese officials amid proposed higher U.S. tariffs. Japan currently faces a 10% baseline tariff and a 25% tariff on car imports, alongside tariffs on steel and aluminum. Analysts indicate that Japan may

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1:42

Are shoppers bracing for a purchasing pause amid...

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2025/04/16

U.S. retail sales increased by 1.4% in March, following a 0.2% rise in February. The growth resulted from strong demand for major items, especially cars and electronics, as consumers expedited purchases before new tariffs were implemented. January sales fell by 1.2% due to adverse weather conditions. Excluding auto sales, the increase was only 0.5%. Auto sales rose by 5.3%, electronics by 0.8%, and sporting goods by 2.4%. Analysts warn that the introduction of tariffs may reduce future sales as

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2:40

Are lawyers and recruiters at risk of losing their...

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2025/04/16

AI is expected to impact specific professions significantly. A tech investor highlights that lawyers and recruiters face the highest risk as AI evolves. Within three years, AI may take on tasks currently managed by recent law school graduates, and it will increasingly conduct candidate interviews with minimal limitations. The legal field is already integrating AI tools for tasks like research and document review, with startups like Libra leading these advancements. The American Bar Association

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2:32

Will AI replace software engineers as we know them?

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2025/04/15

OpenAI develops an AI agent, named A-SWE, designed to automate software engineering tasks. This AI will handle the entire workload of software engineers, including app creation, quality assurance, bug checking, and documentation. A-SWE is the third tool from OpenAI, following Operator and Deep Research. Other companies, like Cognition AI, also explore AI in software engineering, though some face challenges in performance. Experts express concerns about AI's potential to replace human engineers, with

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1:49

Why is it harder than ever to reach the IRS this tax...

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2025/04/15

Taxpayers face challenges in reaching the IRS during the 2025 filing season, experiencing longer wait times. Experts predict worsening difficulties next year due to expected staffing cuts. The IRS maintains that current processing times for tax returns align with the previous year, despite layoffs impacting thousands of employees. This year, staff involved in the tax season could not accept buyout offers before the deadline. Increased workloads have overwhelmed IRS employees, resulting in

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2:16

Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk Unite Against Intellectual...

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2025/04/15

Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk advocate for the removal of intellectual property laws due to rising AI technologies. Dorsey claims these laws hinder creativity, while Musk supports this view. Critics, including lawyer Nicole Shanahan, argue that such laws protect human-created works from AI-generated content. Copyright holders continue to defend their rights, leading to lawsuits against AI companies like OpenAI, Google, and Meta for using copyrighted materials without proper compensation. The legal

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3:04

Is the Trump administration's tariff strategy a risk...

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2025/04/14

On April 14, 2025, Trump administration officials engaged with media to address economic policies in light of market fluctuations. The administration announced a re-evaluation of some tariffs while insisting that certain products, notably those linked to the fentanyl trade, will retain existing tariffs under new categorizations. Trump reaffirmed the implementation of a universal 10% tariff for most nations, with a significantly higher rate for China. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick cited national

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2:46

The surprising moves of top startup investors in the...

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2025/04/14

Investors moved capital in the startup ecosystem during Q1 2025, reflecting higher spending rates. Global startup investment reached notable highs, primarily driven by enthusiasm for AI technologies. Venture investors increased deal flow compared to the previous year. Y Combinator emerged as the top-ranked post-seed investor, focusing on follow-on rounds for its accelerator participants and investing in major companies. Competition among venture capitalists heightened, with several investments over

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2:14

Google's Latest Layoffs Raise Questions About Future...

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2025/04/11

Google laid off hundreds of employees in its platforms and devices division, which includes the Chrome browser and Pixel phones, as part of its strategy to enhance operational efficiency. In January, Google offered voluntary buyouts or severance packages to employees as a precursor to these layoffs. The recent job reductions followed the merger of the Platforms and Devices teams, which aimed to improve agility and effectiveness. As of January, this combined group had over 20,000 employees. A

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2:33

China takes drastic action against US trade policies

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2025/04/11

China increased tariffs on U.S. goods from 84% to 125% as part of a trade dispute with the United States, raising total tariffs on Chinese imports to 145%. These changes will take effect on Saturday. China described U.S. actions as economic bullying and indicated plans for countermeasures, including filing a case with the World Trade Organization. The tariffs will impact key U.S. exports such as soybeans, aircraft parts, and pharmaceuticals. Recent actions also include suspending imports of sorghum

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3:12

Is the decline in inflation just a temporary pause in...

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2025/04/10

U.S. inflation declined to 2.4% in March, down from 2.8% in February and the lowest rate since September. Core inflation, excluding food and energy, rose by 2.8%, down from 3.1%. President Trump introduced tariffs on nearly 60 countries, impacting business and consumer confidence, but paused the tariffs for 90 days while maintaining a 125% tariff on Chinese imports and 25% duties on steel and aluminum. Economists expect consumer prices to increase by 2.6% in March, indicating a potential trend

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2:20

What makes BYD's Denza a game changer in the European...

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2025/04/10

BYD's Denza enters the European electric vehicle market. The vehicle features a sleek design and advanced technology. Denza offers long-range capabilities, competitive pricing, and fast charging options. The company aims to expand its presence in Europe. Industry experts highlight Denza's potential to attract consumers with its performance and affordability. The model signifies a shift in the competitive landscape of electric vehicles in Europe.Learn more on this news visit us at:

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3:07

Why are investors feeling the heat amid Trump's...

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2025/04/09

Debates exist around AI's influence on software engineering, with varied viewpoints from tech leaders. Okta's CEO, Todd McKinnon, challenges the idea that AI will replace software engineers, stating the number of engineers will increase in the next five years. He highlights that technological advancements consistently create a demand for more engineers. McKinnon points out that while AI can handle simpler coding tasks, engineers will concentrate on system design and complex problem-solving. Although

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1:43

Why does Okta's CEO laugh at claims that AI will...

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2025/04/09

Debates exist around AI's influence on software engineering, with varied viewpoints from tech leaders. Okta's CEO, Todd McKinnon, challenges the idea that AI will replace software engineers, stating the number of engineers will increase in the next five years. He highlights that technological advancements consistently create a demand for more engineers. McKinnon points out that while AI can handle simpler coding tasks, engineers will concentrate on system design and complex problem-solving. Although

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2:09

These jobs may disappear forever due to AI

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2025/04/08

AI's rise affects the job market significantly, with forecasts indicating the disappearance of certain professions. A Pew Research survey involving over 1,000 AI experts and 5,400 U.S. adults reveals that cashiers, journalists, and factory workers face the highest risk over the next 20 years. Specifically, 73% of respondents believe AI will reduce cashier positions, while nearly 60% predict a decline in journalism jobs. Additionally, 67% of the general public considers factory jobs vulnerable to AI,

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2:51

Is China Gaining Ground in the Global AI Race

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2025/04/08

China invests significantly in artificial intelligence (AI) research and development. The country aims to become a leader in AI technology by 2030. China increases funding for AI startups and establishes partnerships between private companies and academic institutions. Chinese researchers publish a high volume of AI-related papers, contributing to advancements in the field. The government implements policies that promote innovation and facilitate the deployment of AI across various sectors,

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2:20

Why Did a Teen CEO Get Rejected by 15 Top Colleges

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2025/04/07

A high school student developed an AI app, Cal AI, which generated thirty million dollars in its first year. Zach Yadegari, the eighteen-year-old creator, received rejections from fifteen of the eighteen colleges he applied to, including Harvard and Princeton, despite having a 4.0 GPA and a 34 ACT score. The app allows users to photograph meals to track calories and macronutrients, achieving over five million downloads since its launch in May. Yadegari's acceptance to only three universities,

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2:48

Is Texas the New Frontier for Startup Investment?

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2025/04/07

Texas startups attract increased funding in 2025, largely driven by interest in cybersecurity, defense technology, robotics, and de-extincting species. Venture investors contribute nearly $2.9 billion in the first quarter, marking the largest quarterly total in over two years. Two-thirds of this investment targets five companies. Saronic, an autonomous vessel developer, secures $600 million, while NinjaOne, a provider of endpoint management, raises $500 million, and Island, a secure browser

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