
Know The Difference Minute
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Ep 26Bullseye! Target nails Q3.
Retail's not dead. Just ask Target.
Ep 25Seriously? A hack of Disney + already?
For $3 on the Dark Web, one can buy the username and password for Disney +.
Ep 24Walmart keeps rolling
Between e-commerce and groceries, Walmart is doing something very, very right. And they keep doing it.
Ep 23Ein deutscher Tesla?
Tesla's 3rd production facility will be in Germany, home of VW, Audi, BMW, and other very good car brands. What's the competition look like?
Ep 22Disney + Day One.
Disney's new streaming service began today. Besides the early crash, things look good.
Ep 21Did T-Mobile win the nationwide 5G race?
6 cities to 5000? Is it too good to be true?
Ep 20Peloton's first earnings report
The commercials are awesome. Indoor cycling classes from the convenience of your own (fabulous) home. Now, with the IPO in the rear-view mirror, how are things looking for Peloton?
Ep 19Smoking: dangerous to your health AND your quarterly earnings
Altria's $13b purchase of Juul flamed out
Ep 18What about that GDP?
Up IS up but there are concerns down the road. For now, consumers are keeping the GDP numbers in a respectable range.
Ep 17Amazon gets serious about grocery delivery
With an $800 billion market, some major players are putting their grocery delivery plans in place. Amazon just made a move that could make a big difference.
Ep 16Big tobacco's next big thing?
The FDA is granting one company the ability to claim their tobacco product is 'less harmful' than cigarettes. It's not a vape. What is it?
Ep 15The BILLION dollar parachute
Wow. Just wow. A company that goes from a supposed $47 billion valuation now might be worth only $8b. If that.
Ep 14Ford Motor Company's electric charging station plan
Never mind that Ford doesn't make an electric vehicle. They will, and when they're on the road, they'll head to the FordPass EV charging network.
Ep 13US retail sales hit a soft patch
Manufacturing is slowing and might be affecting the general economy. What does this mean for a rate cut before the end of the year?
Ep 12The Walmart employee INSIDE your house
Some would FREAK if a stranger was in their house. Not for the first adopters of Walmart's new grocery delivery service where they PUT THE STUFF in the fridge. For $20 a month.
Ep 11Dyson ends its electric car project
Dyson says they don't see a profitable end to their electric vehicle project and is pulling the plug.
Ep 10Does EVERYONE want to work from home?
Big buzz about the latest survey from LinkedIn about working from home. According to survey results, half of employees work from home at least once a week while many say they’d love to try.
Ep 9Harley Davidson's LiveWire. Fast bike, slow sales
The Harley Davidson LiveWire is a gorgeous peice of engineering and part of HD's strategy to create a next-generation rider. There's one big problem.
Ep 8Tesla's Tough Tuesday
Miss a little, miss a lot, we guess. Deliveries weren't up to par but other factors conspired to send the stock down.
Ep 7Wisconsin is Top 5 on this list. That's not good.
Wisconsin is a fantastic state. Great people, places, sports teams, and, of course, beer and cheese. Then, there are taxes.
Ep 6Zuckerberg vs Warren
Well, this is awkward. Comments from Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg regarding Elizabeth Warren's plan to dismantle Big Tech is leaked and causes a hubbub.
Ep 5The McDonald's PLT. What The Heck Is That?
Big News in the fake meat world. McDonald's is testing a plant-based meat alternative sandwhich. In Canada.
Ep 4Juul Is Making Changes. Will They Be Enough?
They really have no choice. The latest is a complete cessation of external media marketing.
Ep 3A Change At WEWork
Crash meets burn. WeWork's CEO forced to step down.
Ep 2Amazon Places An Order.
Amazon's delivery vehicles emit a ton of CO2 emissions. Here's one step the company is making to reduce them.
Ep 1Facebook Isn't Giving Up On Portal
Despite negative headlines and slow sales, Facebook still believes in its Portal line of smart speakers. Do you?
Ep 462019 Holiday Spending HIT the mark
Heading into the holiday shopping season, the National Retail Federation anticipated spending growth between 3.8 and 4.2%. Good job. The real number arrived today and was 4.1%.