It’s day two of a new media behemoth under David Ellison’s Skydance umbrella. Founding partner of Puck Matt Belloni details the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, and he considers the giant’s headwinds, including cable’s declining profits and ~$80 billion in debt. Michael Lewis wrote “Moneyball,” “The Big Short,” “Going Infinite,” and “The Blind Side,” and he’s now out with a new book: “Blockers: Rebels in the Deep State.” The bestselling author discusses government efficiency and his own dive

Stocks pull back from record highs as the 10-year Treasury yield hits its highest level since 2002. Market strategist Rebecca Patterson joins Squawk on the Street to discuss the growing risks from higher rates. Plus, SpaceX comes under pressure on a report it could raise tens of billions of dollars in debt to buy Nvidia chips. And a new McKinsey report warns AI could force millions of workers to find new jobs over the coming decade.Squawk on the Street Disclaimer Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz

In this episode, we discuss Powerful long-term shifts in geopolitics and technology are shaping the near-term economic and investment outlook, creating resilience in the baseline scenario and wider risks around it.​‌The discussion and content provided within this podcast is intended for informational purposes only and may not be appropriate for all investors. Reliance upon information provided in a podcast is at the sole responsibility of the listener. The information included herein is not based

A developer is building 322 apartments in Morningside ... with just 78 car parks. That's one for every four homes.The locals fear chaos. The developer says the tenants simply won't own cars. So who's right?In this episode, Ed and Andrew dig into the Morningside build-to-rent development and what it says about Auckland's future.You'll learn:Is this the new future for AucklandWhy couldn't the council require more car parksIs this a problem waiting to happenThe real question isn't whether 78 parks are

Point and Figure Analysis of the global stock market, focusing on the S&P 500, Nasdaq, DAX, FTSE 100, CAC 40, Nikkei 225, Sensex and ASX 200. In this episode, we analyze bullish and bearish trends, support and resistance levels, breakouts, reversals and market divergences using the Point and Figure methodology. Discover which international indices are showing the strongest momentum and which markets may be approaching a potential correction.

Stress doesn’t just happen to us, we practise it. And in a world of phones, pings, packed diaries and constant “just one more thing”, that practice quietly rewires the brain until calm starts to feel out of reach. We sit down with Kristy von Minden, founder of Mind Bright and one of New Zealand’s leading workplace wellbeing and sustainable performance voices, to unpack what’s really going on beneath burnout, distraction and that relentless sense of being “on”. Kristy shares her own path from...

For the first time on What's Your Deal, Matt Uhler sits down with a fellow business broker, Ryan Armstrong of Transworld Phoenix. He and Matt walk through the full life of a Main Street deal: preparing the seller emotionally, building a data-driven listing, and vetting buyers. They also cover LOIs, due diligence, financing and closing, and why the best deals leave buyer and seller as friends.   Connect with Ryan Armstrong:   https://www.tworld.com/agents/ryanarmstrong   Phone: 480-447-3504

Let’s play ‘pick your headline’ today…It’s that 6-yearly ritual satanic pedo-war plandemic time again: Unleash the Plague! Two crazy conspiracy theorists on a ranch in Mexico still remember the pedovore files: Suicide the last Epstein whistleblower and… Unleash the Plague! Jeffrey’s War is an epic failure: Unleash the Plague! (and Ebola and the Measles) Israhell’s mRNA ‘ Pneumonic Plague Jab’ Is Rat Ready: Unleash the Plague! NOW, LET’S LOOK AT THE ACTUAL HEADLINES TODAY… ‘Horror

BRAZIL! Viva o Brasil!Credit spreads are fineGold...not a bottom yet.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-care-for-my-wealth-show--2487688/support.

The DEA has updated its official Drugs of Abuse resource guide for 2026, and one line in the marijuana section is getting attention: "No deaths from overdose of marijuana have been reported." In this episode of TDR Cannabis in 5, host Shadd Dales breaks down the Marijuana Moment report on the new edition. The statement itself isn't new, since the agency has included it in earlier marijuana fact sheets going back years. What makes the 2026 update notable is the timing, in the middle of

Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber delved into stocks falling one day after the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq posted record closing highs. The anchors highlighted 10-year and 30-year yields rising to levels not seen since 2002. In a CNBC Exclusive, Marvell Technology CEO Matt Murphy joined the program to discuss the company's long-term revenue guidance that boosted what has already been a high-flying stock. CNBC's "Halftime Report" rang the NYSE Opening Bell to celebrate the show's

Tom Maher of Hilton Capital Management explains what is changing for small-cap stocks as earnings improve and AI spending reaches beyond big tech. After years of justified large-cap leadership, he sees reasons to revisit smaller companies while remaining selective about business quality, financing needs and valuation.In this episode of Excess Returns, we explore the physical infrastructure behind AI, the case for diversifying beyond the largest stocks, and how Tom Maher finds businesses with

Audio overview of Worthington Steel (WS) earnings report, generated from public earnings materials.

Constellation Brands deliberately flooded wholesale channels with eight million excess cases to correct a disastrously lean supply chain test that triggered Q2 2027 stock-outs.In ~10 minutes:• How an operational efficiency experiment broke the summer distribution network.• Dodging a $75M annualized depreciation headwind by delaying the Veracruz facility.• Why the CEO is demanding hyper-local "beach bar" ad campaigns over generic TV.• Managing RTD trend risk with a staggered $278M earnout for

Worthington Steel's Q1 2027 results masked the true earning power of its massive new acquisition behind a distorted non-GAAP accounting penalty. 🏗️In ~10 minutes:- Tripling topline revenue to $2.7B while total debt clears $2.1B- Why a $43M non-cash inventory hit wasn't adjusted out of EBITDA- The German DPLTA structure enforcing a perpetual 6% minority dividend- Using AI to successfully intercept duplicate heavy-machinery supply ordersDespite missing out on 30,000 tons of shipments due to

Bitcoin falls below $84K as renewed tensions around the Strait of Hormuz push oil and Treasury yields higher, with the 30-year yield hitting a 24-year high. We also cover Robinhood adding Bitcoin to its balance sheet, another Ethereum L2 shutting down, and BitMine preparing to stop buying ETH once it reaches its 5% supply cap.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Where are foreign investors putting capital in US commercial real estate? Michael Bull, CCIM asks Gunnar Branson, CEO of AFIRE, what the mid-year Pulse shows.Gunnar Branson leads AFIRE, the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate, whose members are institutional investors from 24 countries. Twice a year AFIRE surveys them on their US allocations, risks, and opportunities. This year's headline is a turn toward infrastructure and energy. Data centers are pulling institutional capital, and

Send us Fan MailWhy many multifamily owners are struggling to refinance as a major 2026 loan maturity wall collides with higher rates and weaker fundamentals. About $160 billion in multifamily loans mature in 2026, many originated in 2021–2022 at 3%–4.5% with optimistic rent growth assumptions, while the Fed is now at roughly 3.75%–4% and permanent debt is more expensive. Refinancing is being constrained by higher lender requirements for debt yield and DSCR amid slower rent growth, lower appraised

Global bond markets start to fracture at the same time gold takes a sharp hit, and we connect those headlines into one coherent debt story. We walk through why gold can drop at the start of a crisis, how financial repression quietly erodes purchasing power, and what to look at in your portfolio before the herd catches up. • Japan’s record 30-year bond yield as the first domino for global borrowing costs • France-led European bond selloff spreading to major economies as the “safe ...

www.osintinvestigate.comAI-powered social engineering is changing cybersecurity. In this episode, we explore real-time deepfake detection, voice phishing, vishing, AI-generated voices, video manipulation, and how new security technologies can identify suspicious signals during live conversations.