Boeing Scores $96B Deal with Qatar & ‘Max’ Gets Its ‘HBO’ Back
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Who are the hosts introducing the episode and what is the date?
Good morning, Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Freiman. And I'm Toby Howell. Today, everyone is using AI to cheat in college, even the professors.
Then Max played an Uno reverse card on itself and is becoming HBO Max again. It's Thursday, May 15th. Let's ride. Let's ride.
Finally, vindication for Nicholas Flamel. Alchemists everywhere are hooting and hollering after scientists announced they successfully turned lead into gold. This isn't medieval sorcery or abracadabra. It happened at CERN's Large Hadron Collider, where physicists sent beams of lead whizzing right by each other, creating an electromagnetic field that ejected three protons out of lead atoms, turning them into gold atoms. Unfortunately, no one is getting rich off of this. According to the register, the gold transformation lasted for about a microsecond and weighed less than a fart in a vacuum.
You know who the big winner here is? It's CERN, because they are trying to build a successor to the Large Hadron Collider. And that tunnel's gonna be 56 miles long, three times the size of the current collider. And you wanna know how to get people on board with a project of that size? Turn some lead into gold. But you are right. Maybe people are thinking, oh, lead into gold. Maybe you self-fund this billion-dollar project. No, it's going to take a while because even though the scientists created 86 billion gold atoms, that only weighs up to 29 picograms, which is about eight trillionth of a gram. So get to colliding, sir, because you got a lot of gold to make. And now a word from our sponsor, Iterable. Neil, last weekend... I went to a party. Very social of you.
But I made a terrible mistake. I trusted the group chat when they said it was a costume party. Oh, no. Yep. Showed up as Shrek. Full green face paint. Turns out it was a baby shower in a brownstone. Toby, never trust the group chat. Don't I know it. But somehow that's what brands do every day when they rely on outdated campaigns. They think they know what the customer wants, but they're just trusting the group chat.
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No more lobbing out random emails and texts and hoping they land and drive sales. With Iterable, your marketing can be always on, always in the right moment, and never showing up in green face paint. Stay relevant, stay invited. And never trust the group chat. Visit endthecampaign.com for more. After a brutal year for Boeing, filled with door plugs flying off, production halts, and Senate grillings, the skies are finally kind of clearing. It just landed its biggest ever order, with Qatar Airways agreeing to purchase up to 210 wide-body aircraft in a deal worth $96 billion, though discounts are expected. The deal comes as President Trump is considering using a luxury Boeing 747 jet,
What is the significance of Boeing's $96 billion deal with Qatar Airways?
Gifted from Qatar to serve as a temporary Air Force one despite bipartisan concerns that it would pose security risks still It's a major win for most of the parties involved Qatar because it helps cement themselves as a major player in air travel Trump who wants to secure jobs back at home and Boeing who gets a lot of money it hasn't been all sunshine and free peanut packets for Boeing though who has classed with Trump at times as for being late in providing two new Air Force One presidential jets that they started working on on Trump's first term. But when you combine the historic order praised by Trump with a new trade thaw with China, Boeing stock is suddenly up 50% since April, totally erasing losses from its post-liberation day lows. These past few months, Neil, has made it clear that Boeing
can thrive under Trump's brand of geopolitics, but they've also shown just how risky it is to be a bargaining chip on the trade war chessboard. So a little bit of a mixed bag of nuts.
Boeing has lost money every year since 2019. This was once a manufacturing powerhouse, the gold star of United States production, our biggest exporter, and they just suffered so many crises one after another. There's a new CEO who came in last year, Kelly Orberg. He came out of retirement just like So many other CEOs turn around struggling, iconic companies.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Who are the hosts introducing the episode and what is the date?
0:01–3:00
2
What is the significance of Boeing's $96 billion deal with Qatar Airways?
3:00–11:41
3
How is AI reshaping college education and cheating concerns?
11:41–23:05
4
Why is HBO Max reverting back to the HBO Max name?
23:05–28:16
5
What’s the story behind CERN turning lead into gold?
0:24–7:41
6
What challenges has Boeing faced with the Air Force One project?
7:41–12:25
7
How are professors and students differently using AI tools in education?
12:25–28:16
Speakers
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