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The high stakes fight for AI talent

Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss the impact that the Baltimore bridge collapse will have on shipping in the US. Silicon Valley's biggest companies are shelling out huge pay packages for AI talent. Oil prices drop as US crude inventories rise less than expected. Visa and Mastercard agree to lower swipe fees. Robinhood unveils credit card in further push beyond trading. Are we in a golden age of convenience stores?

Small Cap stocks are getting beaten down by big tech

Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti take a look at why treasury yields are moving in an unexpected direction. Right now is a major turning point for central banks around the world. US small-cap stocks are suffering from their worst run against larger stocks in over 20 years. Todd Lutsky joins the show to share the benefits of utilizing a life estate.

Could Tim Cook's love for China save their economy?

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss why Powell keeps warning the US about how long and tough it could be to tame inflation. Boeing's next CEO will have a 'massive job' saving the company. New rule could change the way advisors handle your retirement money. Tim Cook's love for China helps Xi fight fears of economic slump. Millions of older adults with student debt are at risk of losing social security benefits.

Should the Fed resist messing with success?

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti take a look at why treasury yields are rising despite rate-cut expectations. Investors are pouring money into US corporate bonds at a record pace. Should the Fed resist messing with success? Morgan Stanley's Wilson says stock rally will end if profits drop. After exposing realtors, eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. A $20B deal depends on if Walmart is a Supermarket or not.

Why is the EU continuing to target Apple, Meta, and Google?

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss China blocking use of Intel and AMD chips in government computers. Apple, Google, and Meta probed by EU in test of new digital law. US homebuyers expecting $10,000 savinfs face a tough reality. California restaurants cut jobs as fast-food wages are set to rise. Shohei Ohtani spotlights sports' messy embrace of gambling.

Is it time to start worrying about a market correction?

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong react to the news from Boeing that the CEO will be stepping down at the conclusion of the year and they wonder why it took so long. US stocks have soared nearly 30% in the last 5 months. Is it time to worry about a correction? US inflation gauge seen bolstering Fed patience on rates. Raising the retirement age won't help anyone. NBC's Paris Olympics opening ceremony will play on IMax screens.

What is the latest news on the possible ban on TikTok?

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong take a look at how brands that rely on TikTok might fare if the app is banned in the US. Michael Santoli, CNBC, joins the show to recap this week's Fed meeting and takes a look at how the markets have responded. The new normal for mortgage rates will be higher than many hope. Falling fertility rates pose major challenges for the global economy. Paul LaMonica, Barron's, stops by to chat about Reddit's first couple of days on the market.

DOJ sues Apple claiming the iPhone maker has a smartphone monopoly

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss why the DOJ is suing Apple with claims that the company has a monopoly over smartphones. Reddit's first day on the market is a big win for investors. Is the Fed making a mistake trying to hold on to their 2% target? Global CEOs converge on China in hopes of solving the exporting glut. One CEO claims to have the fix for struggling corporations, fire the bosses. 

Is America sliding towards Chinese style Capitalism?

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti explain why buying a home this spring is going to more chaotic that in years past. Is the US losing its capitalistic identy infavor of Chinese style capitalism? The mutual fund is turning 100: Is it becoming obsolete? Biden suggests a bigger Federal role to reduce housing costs. States are looking at tax incentives to bring Hollywood closer home.