Getting Down to Business

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -More on Chipotle and Starbuck's CEO swap -Sales data from Walmart shows signs that the U.S. economy is avoiding a recession -The massive acquisitions taking place between snack brands

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -Former Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol is stepping in as Starbucks CEO -Shares of Donald Trump's media company, Truth Social, are at an all time low -Data shows that cassettes are making a comeback

On this episode of Getting Down To Business, Kadie DiGiuseppe goes over: - Starbucks facing a sales drop. - Marvel making a comeback with the release of "Deadpool & Wolverine" -Consumers facing potential higher fruit and vegetable prices.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -Trump's comments on the President's ability to control interest rates -NBC and the Paris Olympics, a match made in TV heaven -Universal music Group's deal with Meta

On this edition of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew brown goes over: - A new Initiative by the Biden Administration to help consumers. - Investing veteran David Roche predicting a bear market in 2025. -Marvel's "Deadpool & Wolverine" continue to dominate the box office.

On this episode of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - JPMorgan Chase announces AI assistants for all it's employees. - Former President Trump believes he should have a say in the Federal Reserve. - Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav attempts to calm investors among recent struggles.

On this episode of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Unemployment first time filers coming in lower than expected. - Amazon being investigated for their investment into U.K. AI Firm, Anthropic. - Disney parks struggle domestically.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business Laila Green reports on: -Elon Musk's social media platform X, is suing the World Federation of Advertisers. - Starting October 17, Disney is raising the prices of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ - Billionaire Michael Bloomberg is donating 600 million to four historically Black medical schools.

On Today's edition of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Global Market bouncing back quickly after worst day in two years. - Elon Musk announces new suit against OpenAI. - Uber outdoes Wall Street's expectations for their Q2 Earnings.

On today's edition of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Apple stock drops 7% due to Warren Buffet selling shares. - Crowdstrike responds to Delta threat of lawsuit. - "Deadpool & Wolverine" continue to dominate the box office.

On this episode of "Getting Down to Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - The NFL scores a big win in their "Sunday Ticket" Lawsuit. - Intel's huge misstep that is affecting the Semiconductor market. - The D.O.J. Probes Nvidia among complaints from their competitors.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -How Abercrombie & Fitch made a comeback from their fairly problematic past -All signs are pointing to a rate cut, right around the election, signaling relief from a two-year bettle with inflation -Meta beats market expectations for the second quarter

On this episode of Getting Down to Business Laila Green reports on: - Starbucks facing a drop in sales - The Marvel Cinematic Universe is making a huge comeback - Farmers are facing increased growing costs

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: - Meta's new customizable chatbot that can reply to DM's and story replies - NBC's coverage of the Olympics with Goldzone on Peacock - Marvel's Deadpool and Wolverine's spot as the highest grossing R rated movie

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -Oil prices see a spike after rising tensions in the middle east following Hezbollah's attack on Israel, and concern over demand from China after slowed oil imports. -Southwest airlines is getting rid of their "free-for-all" seating policy after 50 years -The four Russian reporters who's accreditations were...

In this instalment, Evan St. Jacques talks about: -Grindr's protection of Olympic athletes in Paris, following a trend of users swiping on gold medalists. -Data shows that Cuba has had 10% of the population leave between 2022 and 2023 -Meta is facing an antitrust fine of $13.4 billion

In this episode Evan St. Jacques goes over: -The NBA's rejection of Warner bros Discovery's TNT Television proposal, in favor of Amazon, Disney's ESPN, and NBC Universal -Apple is making a foldable iPhone -The Bill launched from U.S. Democrats to hold oil companies accountable for conspiring with OPEC to raise oil prices

On this episode of Getting Down to Business Laila Green reports on: - According to a new CNN poll nearly 40% of US adults worry regularly about their income. - Overstock.com is making a comeback after a failed rebranding of Bed Bath & Beyond. -A Tennessee man found out a gas clerk stole his $1 million lottery jackpot.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, host Evan goes over: -The Falling oil prices due to an increase of supply and weaker demand -Google scrapping its plan to get rid of third party cookies -McDonald's extends its $5 value meal

On this episode of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Kamala Harris' campaign sparks donations for the DNC. - Delta remains the airline to recover from Crowdstrike's botched update. - 'Twisters' dominates the box office weekend.

On this episode of Getting Down To Business, host Matthew Brown goes over: - Widespread tech outages stemming from Microsoft and cybersecurity firm, Crowdstrike. - The Education Department announces a pause on student loan payments for millions of borrowers. - The European Central Bank keeps interest rates steady to keep an eye on inflation.

On this installment of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques talks about: -The rise of emotionally intelligent AI, does it work? -The slow down in subscribers following the recent gains from Netflix's password sharing crackdowns. -How the slow down in MAX 737 production is hitting the aviation industry.

On this episode of Getting down to Business Laila Green reports on: - Dangerous working conditions at Amazon warehouses - The brand Supreme has been sold for $1.5 billion - The International Monetary Fund has warned that inflation could keep inetrest rates high

In this installment Evan St. Jacques talks about: -Jerome Powell's restored confidence in the latest inflation report -The 100 companies demanding action for endangered species and protection of fragile ecosystems for the U.N.'s upcoming COP16 meeting in Columbia. -How former President Trump's attempted assassination will affect his campaign

On today's edition of Getting Down to Business, host Matt Brown goes over. - Market fallout from the assassination attempt on former President Trump. - Trump Media experiencing a pre-market boost due to Saturday's attacks. - Animation domination continues at the box office this weekend.