Getting Down to Business

On Today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt Brown covers: - GameStop announcing first quarter losses ahead of Roaring Kitty's livestream. -The Bureau of Labor Statistics preparing to release job growth for May. -Putin attempting to woo new international business despite invasion of Ukraine.

In this podcast host Evan talks about: -Why coffee is gradually getting more expensive, and the environmental forces behind the price increase -David Novak talks about his new book, How Leaders Learn: Master the Habits of the World's Most Successful People -What's to come in the American labor market

Today, on a new edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt brown goes over: - The Boeing Starliner launch. - Alphabet hiring a new CFO. - ADP a huge drop in job growth in May.

On this episode, host Evan St. Jacques talks about: -The "air conditioning" coming to consumer spending and what it means for inflation -Teenage boys' latest obsession with expensive cologne -Chevy Malibu is being discontinued coming 2025

On today's edition of "Getting Down To Business," host Matt Brown goes over: - Roaring Kitty and the GameStop meme stock craze returning. - Paramount and Skydance agreeing to and finalizing a deal. - Spotify announcing another round of price increases.

On today's edition of "Getting Down To Business," host Matt Brown goes over: - Twitch is terminating its Safety Advisory Council. - Bank of America's CEO comment's on consumer's lack of spending. - Trump Media takes a hit at the stock market amid guilty verdict.

In this episode: -Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company LTD.'s presence in a small town in Arizona's effect on the community -Crunchyroll surpasses Sony's movie business in amount of users; Sony announces a new animation studio -PS5 sales dwindling as we see new challenges coming to the gaming sector

On this episode of Getting Down to Business Laila Green reports on: - China making a big move to become a leader in high tech industries like artificial intelligence - Traveling is booming this summer with Traveling Administration reporting one of its busiest days ever at the airport - Tennis has been growing in popularity for the past few years, becoming a global trend.

In this Episode Evan covers: -Red Lobster's recent bankruptcy and a latent challenge for casual dining franchises -Amazon Web Services' investments in Europe -The EU's law mandating a limit on methane emissions

On today's Memorial Day edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt Brown goes over: - China trying to sure up a trilateral partnership with South Korea and Japan. - The European Central Bank grows closer to calling for interest rate cuts. - Garfield tops the weakest Memorial Day Weekend Box Office in almost 30 years.

On this edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt brown goes over: - A potential history making settlement in the NCAA. - Advertisers finding new outlets for marketing to consumers. -Nvidia's CEO net worth jumps to $90 billion.

In this episode Evan talks about: -Openai's deal with News Corp, giving it access to data from articles by news publishers -Boeing's delay to its Chinese customers -Ed Breen stepping down as CEO, DuPont to be split into three companies -Campus Philly's exciting new event on June 6!

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Laila Green reports on: - Ai creating more jobs and making industries more efficient -The U.S. Department of labor found kids working at a mar-jac poultry slaughterhouse in Alabama - Caitlin Clark signed a big deal with Wilson Sporting Goods

IN this episode, Evan Discusses: -Disneyland workers join with the Actor's Equity Association -Jamie Dimon's Macro economic outlook and succession plans -Car manufacturers importing parts from a banned Chinese company that profits off of forced labor

On the latest edition of Getting Down to Business, host Matt Brown goes over: - The tragic death of Iran's President. - Julian Assange's extradition being halted. - Red Lobster declares bankruptcy. - IF tops this week's box office.

On today's episode of Getting Down To Business, host Matt Brown goes over: - Tesla notifies notifies California Employment Development Department of further job cuts. - Warner Bros. getting nervous in its quest for new media rights deal with the NBA. - Warren Buffet reveals the new addition to his investment portfolio. -GamesStop's shares fall 20% premarket Friday and more...

In this latest episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -An inside scoop to Musk's recent lay-offs -Jerome Powell's restored confidence in restoring inflation down to its 2% goal -Walt Disney's cut in investment from traditional media -Netflix's deal to start streaming Football on Christmas day

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Laila Green reports on: - Fast food chains raising prices - Protesters outside Tesla's factory near Berlin - Planet fitness raising their gym membership

On this morning's episode, Evan St. Jacques covers: -Possible strikes at an Apple store in Towson, Maryland -The effects of the Boeing Airline delays on other companies -Microsoft's $4.3 billion investment in France's AI sector -Liens filed against SpaceX which total $2.5 million

On this morning's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt Brown goes over: - Putin selecting a new defense minister -Roaring Kitty and GameStop returning to the market -And "Kingdom of Planet of the Apes," takes the box office.

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Steven Bassin reports on: - Planet Fitness raising its membership fees for the first time in 26 years - Bruce Garelick is found guilty of insider trading involving Trump Media going public - General Motors to stop producing Chevrolet Malibu line at the end of this year

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Matt Brown reports on: - Unemployment claims jumping to the highest they have been since August 2023. - Warner Bros. announcing missed projections. - Americans still enjoy spending on Disneyland. - Tesla first quarter woes.

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Laila Green reports on: - TikTok has filed a lawsuit against a U.S. law - Fayette Janitorial Service was fined $649,000 by the US Department of Labor - The Minnesota Timberwolves dominated the Denver Nuggets

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Steven Bassin reports on: - Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has prison sentence reduced - Disney sees drop in stock amid attempts to make streaming business more profitable -UBS scores first quarterly profit since acquiring Credit Suisse last year

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Matt Brown reports on: - Howard Schultz chiming in on current issues with Starbucks. - ABC News President steps down. - Trump Media fire accounting firm under SEC investigation.