Episode 306: Neal and Toby dive into the House of Representatives’ overwhelming vote to ban TikTok and now it’s moved onto the Senate. Then, Tesla recalls all of its Cybertrucks due to a faulty accelerator pedal cover that could seriously harm people. Next, those who betted against the U.S. Dollar is feeling the pain as it hits record highs. Also, the UAW and chess champion Tunde Onakoya are the weekend’s winners. Meanwhile, Wall Street doesn’t seem like itself as its iconic bank closes shop....

Episode 305: Neal and Toby recap Netflix’s monster earnings report with it adding 9 million more subscribers. Then, tech reviews are piling on Humane’s AI Pin. Next, the Bitcoin halving are getting crypto fanatics excited this weekend. And then the guys share their picks for stock and dog of the week. Meanwhile, brain data could be the next hot commodity in tech, but Colorado is making sure that doesn’t happen. Lastly, nature may have been around since the beginning of time, but now it’s...

Episode 304: Neal and Toby chat about the flooding in Dubai and whether cloud seeding has anything to do with it. Then, the Boeing whistleblower has a dire warning for all its planes. Next, Elon Musk wants his payday and it's up to Tesla shareholders to vote whether he gets it or not. Meanwhile, Biden is taking a hard stance against Chinese steel imports in order to protect the U.S. steel industry. Also, Neal shares his numbers on a bus in Barcelona, coins, and Caitlin Clark’s rookie...

Episode 303: Neal and Toby recap the DOJ’s latest target: Live Nation. It’s suing the ticketing platform over its mishandling of the infamous “Eras Tour” debacle. Then, prominent venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is doubling down on the startup market. Next, the US government plays matchmaker between Microsoft and the United Arab Emirates to steer the UAW from China. Meanwhile, the UAW is looking for a momentous victory in the South, an area that is not too friendly to unions. Also,...

Episode 302: Neal and Toby talk about the drug shortage that is plaguing America and what it means for the healthcare industry. Then, Tesla announces another round of layoffs while it’s still lagging behind in the EV market. Also, Apple is now playing catch-up as it falls behind its biggest competitor in the smartphone market. Next, Boomers with low mortgage rates and paid-off houses are staying put and have no plans to sell their homes, leaving little available homes for future generations....

Episode 301: Neal and Toby get into the oil price concern that’s coming from the growing tensions in the Middle East and how it could hurt the economy. Then, St. Louis is selling one of its iconic buildings in downtown for a fraction of its peak price. Next, Broadway season is in full swing but shows may be worried that there aren’t enough seats to be filled. Also, Neal and Toby share their biggest weekend winners. Meanwhile, the Forever Stamp is the latest victim of rising prices, but it...

Episode 300: Neal and Toby reflect on how the O.J. trial changed how media is broadcasted and how we became glued to our screens. Then, early reviews of the AI Pin have not been favorable. What will this mean for wearable AI tech? Next, Lunchables might be tapping into a billion dollar industry in schools but one group wants to put an end to that. Also, a recent study shows that not all private schools are worth the investment. Meanwhile, a real estate tycoon in Vietnam has been found guilty...

Episode 299: Neal and Toby review the latest inflation report that has put a wrench in the Fed’s plans to cut rates by the Summer. Then, the lab-grown meat industry is under crosshairs, potentially facing a ban in order to save the agriculture industry? Next, AMC’s CEO thinks it can fend off bankruptcy despite a struggling movie theater industry. Also, Neal’s numbers on Wrestlemania, Japan’s surname problem, and a techno ban in Chechnya. Meanwhile, how sheep are becoming the latest darlings...

Episode 298: Neal and Toby dive into the latest study that says millions of students are using AI for their papers and institutions might have a tool to detect it…AI. Then, circling back on some latest developments on a Boeing whistleblower, Tesla settles for a fatal autopilot accident, the Ohio train accident settlement, and Costco gold shines bright. Also, a chili crunch conflict that has Momofuku’s David Chang (hot) in the middle of it all. Next, Dude Perfect is moving onto bigger and...

Episode 297: Neal and Toby chat about President Biden’s plan to relieve a large number of Americans from their student loans for up to $20k and how it would impact the economy. Then, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon thinks AI is the biggest thing to happen for humanity since the printing press. Next, Brazil is fed up with Elon Musk and is now taking to its Supreme Court to do something about it. Meanwhile, Toby’s trends on why fiber is sexy. Also, bad tax advice is spreading on TikTok and what...

Episode 296: Neal and Toby prepare for the biggest event under the Sun. Well, it actually IS the Sun. The solar eclipse is estimated to bring in billions of dollars into the economy. Then, a recap of the March jobs report that shows signs that the labor market is strong and healthy. Also, the rapid advancement of AI is possibly going too fast for its own good as internet data is becoming dried up. Next, the weekend’s biggest winners. Meanwhile, 24-hr restaurants are closing up their doors....

Episode 295: Neal and Toby discuss the rumors of Google putting its AI-powered search product behind a paywall, which would be the biggest shakeup in its business model. Then, how the devastating earthquake that shook Taiwan reveals a key vulnerability in its chip manufacturing business. Next, cheap solar panels are being sent all over the world from China. U.S. Secretary of Treasury Janet Yellen has something to say about it. Also, this week’s stock and dog of the week. Meanwhile, Bluey has...

Episode 294: Neal and Toby talk about Bob Iger’s successful defense from a Nelson Peltz takeover and the conclusion of the Disney proxy battle. Then, egg prices are coming back up as America’s largest egg producer has an unfortunate discovery of bird flu in its stock. Next, Amazon is taking a step back in its Grab n’ Go concept since it’s yielding little return. Also, Neal goes through his favorite numbers from the week. Meanwhile, NYC congestion pricing is happening…and it might not just be...

Episode 293: Neal and Toby chat about Tesla’s rough Q1 of 2024 after falling way below its expectations on deliveries. Then, the Jon Stewart-Apple break up heats up as he shares why they parted ways. Next, General Electric is also going through a break-up, except it’s with itself. Also, McKinsey is offering staff members to take some time off and well… never come back. Meanwhile, Kansas City sports fans love their teams but maybe not when it means higher taxes. Lastly, are neckties out of...

Episode 292: Neal and Toby dive into the controversial book by Jonathan Haidt that states social media is behind the epidemic of teenage mental illness. Then, Trump’s media group started off hot but might be coming back down to reality soon. Next, Google is actually going to delete browsing data from incognito mode and what you should know the next time you’re browsing. Meanwhile, GenZ is trading in college diplomas for tool belts. Also, a new MIT study shows most occupations nowadays are...

Episode 291: Happy April Fool's Day! Neal and Toby explain why California raised the minimum wage for fast food workers and what cities are cashing in on tourism surrounding the upcoming solar eclipse. Plus, what is Guyana's oil dilemma and the guys share their winners of the weekend - which may include a box office smash hit and the most popular car brands. And finally, Gmail celebrates 20 years and a look ahead to what we are watching this week. Get your Morning Brew Daily Merch HERE:...

Episode 290: Neal and Toby discuss Sam Bankman-Fried being sentenced to 25 years and the judge's reasoning for the term length. Then, a really old maritime law complicates the issue of who’s paying for the damages from the Baltimore bridge collapse. Next, the stock market is off to its hottest start for Q1, led by, you guessed it, AI. However, it’s not all pretty roses for all companies. Also, Biden calls on his old friends to put together a supersized fundraiser against Trump, who’s selling...

Episode 289: Neal and Toby chat about the new Robinhood Gold Card, its rewards credit card that looks to compete with Apple and Chase. Then, Sean “Diddy” Combs has faced a flurry of legal problems that’s led to the downfall of his once powerhouse business empire. Next, NCAA president Charlie Baker has some strong opinions on prop bets in college sports…he doesn’t want them. Also, Neal’s numbers from Trader Joe’s, adult diapers, and Ozempic. Meanwhile, the esteemed Daniel Kahneman passes away...

Episode 288: Neal and Toby cover the tragic bridge collapse in Baltimore and talk about what this means for the auto supply chain. Next, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink shares his thoughts on the retirement crisis that looms for future generations. Then, Florida becomes the latest state to ban social media use for minors and why social media companies are skeptical of its effectiveness. Also, the latest NBC News shake up and the fallout from the hiring and quick firing of former RNC chair Ronna...

Episode 287: Neal and Toby cover the latest tumble from Boeing…and no, it’s not another plane, thankfully. Its CEO has decided to step down after taking much heat after continued safety concerns of its planes. Then, Trump is given a lifeline on his bond payment and how his social media site is poised to take off. Next, the U.S. Supreme Court hears a case that could profoundly impact the access of one of the most popular abortion drugs in America. Meanwhile, vending machines are making a...

Episode 286: Neal and Toby talk about the latest conundrum coming out of the tech world…electricity!? It turns out that all this AI tech requires massive amounts of energy and data centers. Then, this company wants to have everyone fly to London from New York in 90 minutes through supersonic flight. Next, Nike seems to be falling behind in the race against newer, younger brands. Meanwhile, Jerry Seinfeld is worth $1 billion, and a marathon race that costs $1 dollar. Finally, the latest from...

Episode 285: Neal and Toby unpack the DOJ’s latest suit against Apple, alleging that it monopolized the smartphone market. Could this antitrust case have some legs? Then, why the Dodgers fired Shohei Ohtani’s translator over his controversial debt. Meanwhile, a round up of the latest advances within the health tech industry including the first brain-implanted Neuralink patient. Next, this week’s Stock and Dog of the week. Also, the SEC is looking to crack down on false advertising of “AI”...

Episode 284: Neal and Toby discuss the latest from Reddit’s IPO and why some redditors are not very happy with the move. Then, the Biden Administration and the EPA just released new strict rules for automakers to make their EV targets…but it might come with some leniency. Next, Glassdoor is taking its name to literal heights by sharing real names of its users without consent for their employers to see. Also, Neal shares his favorite numbers from the week, why printers are trying to make a...

Episode 283: Neal and Toby chat about Unilever cutting ties with its 100+ year ice cream business. Then, the Bank of Japan has finally come back to the positive as it hikes up interest rates for the first time in 17 years. Next, Trump has been ordered to pay $464 million from his civil fraud case, but will he find anyone willing to help pay his bond? Also, why Dell tells its remote employees that promotions are off the table. Meanwhile, a new study shows that a recession could actually help...

Episode 282: Neal and Toby dive into the potential mega deal between Apple and Google where Gemini could supercharge future iPhones. Then, can the federal government crackdown on social media companies to protect its users? The Supreme Court’s decision could impact the 1st Amendment. Next, Austin, the once hot housing market from the pandemic-era boom, is cooling off. Also, the 81-year old fabrics company, Joann, is filing bankruptcy while Sports Illustrated may have found a second life....