Brianna Hall
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395 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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I just finished reading a book all about like financial investing. And yeah, it's very interesting, like how anything that can happen, like probably like when big stuff in the news happens, things dip down or they jump, they skyrocket.
That's pretty good.
Oh, my gosh. You're just picking crypto because you're like, oh, that one sounds good.
Crypto is so interesting to me because there's a whole demographic of people that won't accept it as real currency.
Yep, 100%.
Guys, I have gotten my account on Coinbase, which was one that Chris recommended, all the way to the point where you have to log into your bank account. But I don't know if I should say this on the podcast. I just don't know my passwords to anything. So I'm like, well, I can't log in because I don't know my password. It's just auto-saved.
Oh, my gosh. I would not. I would not. And also, I need all of your passwords, too. So I can't be pricking your finger every time I need you to sign into something.
Let's figure that out. But yeah, no, I mean, that's honestly my only hang up. And it's just like I just need to sit down for 10 minutes and do it. But, you know, I have other things going on.
Yeah, exactly. Get in on that money. Well, what I've been working on every time I wake up and pick up my phone is I have a client right now that I'm really honed in on growing their social media. So every time I log in anything, I'm just like trying to grow.
So a few different things. Looks like the big grocery store companies are suing each other. Albertsons and Kroger, they were going to do a merger. And it sounds like, according to this article from NPR, on Tuesday, a federal district court judge in Oregon blocked the $24.6 billion deal. Just basically saying it would monopolize everything. Hmm. Interesting. Yeah.
I mean, we had an Albertsons where I lived in California, and it was fine. It says Albertsons owns Safeway and Vons. Kroger owns Ralph's, Harris Teeter, Fred Meyer, and King Shoppers. So you might recognize some of those names. So I think that's where it's more impactful. That's right.
I forgot about that.
their argument for the merger was that they could only together, only as a merged conglomerate, Kroger and Albertsons, only then would they be able to survive competing against Walmart, Costco, Amazon, and all of those.
Like, well, it is interesting here at the end of this article, it says the FTC is case prevailed in us district court, delivering a big wind, uh, to the outgoing Biden administration who made tougher scrutiny of mergers, a central plank of their administration. Uh,
Yeah. Four items. I went into the grocery store last week and the brain of mayonnaise that I like to buy is almost $9 for a container. And so I sat there and I was like, Hey, I have a coupon for this. Let me find it. And I was like, Oh my gosh, like, this is crazy. Like I'm having to like coupon, but get my groceries cheaper. And I feel like we are definitely living the American dream.
And even then, it's like it's still tight.
Full of coupons. Full of coupons.
Yep. The American dream feels increasingly more complex in 2024. Yeah.
Elon Musk, who we talked about, I think, last week on Weekly Business News that we were talking about him not getting this paycheck. And then now we're talking about this week, he has surpassed the $400 billion net worth mark.
Yeah, so this is mostly due to SpaceX. You know, it says, well, this is an article from NBC News, and the value in Tesla has gone up. It's Musk's privately held stake in SpaceX that has catapulted his wealth beyond this threshold of $400 billion. It says that SpaceX is the most valuable private startup in the world.
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