Neil Freiman

with Uber, according to that S1, because if you go to the Uber app and you want to book a e-bike or a scooter, then you'll do that through Lime.

And, you know, I'm all for micro mobility.

I remember this was, you know, we all debated this back in 2017 and 2018.

This was the thing that got everybody's, you know, hair in a bunch was what to do about the scooter problem.

So it'll be fun to see it go public.

It's Monday, so here's what you need to know to stay ahead in the week ahead.

In a meeting that could not have been an email, President Trump will head to Beijing on Thursday for a two-day in-person summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The two most powerful men in the world will discuss the war in Iran, first and foremost, but also trade, Taiwan, AI, and other thorny issues betwixt the rival superpowers.

A small group of corporate executives will join Trump and China, hoping to secure deals, including the CEOs of Boeing and Citi.

On Wall Street, the fireworks arrived tomorrow morning with the Consumer Price Index inflation report.

Last month's report showed inflation surging 0.9% in March, the biggest jump in almost four years, driven primarily by higher gas prices from the war in Iran.

With the Strait of Hormuz still blocked, April's reading is expected to show another sizable jump in inflation.

Well, maybe we'll have some time, a little more time to watch sports because there's lots going on this week.

The WNBA season has tipped off the first since the players and the league agreed to a historic labor deal that resulted in a huge pay boost for the women ballers.

The men are playing basketball and hockey, too, with the NBA and NHL playoffs wrapping up their second rounds.

And in golf, the second major of the season, the PGA Championship, tees off at Arana Mink Golf Club outside of Philly on Thursday.

I'm just glad you don't know anything about hockey because you can't tease me about the Flyers, who also got swept.

Okay, finally, in movies, the Hoity Toity Cannes Film Festival begins in France on Tuesday, where top indie filmmakers and auteurs will vie for the vaunted top prize, the Palme d'Or.

But more importantly, a movie near and dear to all our hearts is coming back to theaters this weekend to celebrate its 25th anniversary, Shrek.

25 years since Shrek.