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The Man Who Stole the Gods uncovers the global conspiracy behind the decades-long looting of Cambodia's sacred heritage following the devastation of the Khmer Rouge genocide. At the center o the empire sits Douglas Latchford, a charismatic British expatriate who spend a lifetime masquerading as a passionate scholar while secretly masterminding a multi-million dollar antiquities trafficking ring.
For more, Tim Stenovec and guest host Christina Ruffini speak with Matthew Campbell, Bloomberg Businessweek Reporter.
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When global equities are offering such meaty returns, betting on the broader markets will pay off better than a quest for individual winners.

South Korea’s SK Hynix on Wednesday became just the third Asian company to join club of companies with a market capitalization of $1 trillion. That is a coveted distinction considering that even the Nasdaq 100 boasts only 10 companies that are part of the group.
One day earlier, Micron has experienced a significant market surge, surpassing a $1 trillion valuation driven by robust demand in the artificial intelligence sector. Despite this, the company remains undervalued, trading at under 10 times forward earnings.

On this episode, guest host Christina Ruffini and Tim speak with:
Ian King, Bloomberg News US Semiconductor Reporter
Brieane Olson, PacSun CEO on new book 'Co-Created: The Cultural Strategy That Redefined Pacsun' and her turnaround of the company
Kelsey Berro, JPMorgan Asset Management Global Fixed Income, Currency and Commodities (GFICC) Portfolio Manager

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The unveiling of the $640,000 Ferrari Luce drew largely negative reactions from industry analysts and social media influencers alike, who compared the four-door, five seater’s design to mass-market EVs. For the Luce, Ferrari moved away from the style associated with design chief Flavio Manzoni and tapped Apple Inc.’s former head of design, Jony Ive, to shape the vehicle.

For more, Tim Stenovec and Alex Semenova speak with Hannah Elliott, Bloomberg Pursuits Staff Writer and Car Critic AND Co-Host of the 'Hot Pursuit' Podcast
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The K-shaped economy has frozen homeowners in place, as middle-income buyers can afford only 21% of homes on the market (down from 50% pre-pandemic). Homeowners are sitting on historic 3% to 4% mortgages that they absolutely refuse to surrender. Because inventory is virtually nonexistent, moving simply isn't an option for most. Since they can't move, we see them choosing to reinvest in their current homes instead. They can't buy up. They can't move. So they're renovating.
On this episode, Alex Semenova and Tim speak with:
Mike Petrakis, Founder and CEO of PowerPay AND Philip Brenckle, West Shore Home CFO on The K-shaped economy has frozen homeowners in place
Madison Muller, Bloomberg News US Health Care Reporter On Lilly to Buy Three Vaccine Developers for Up to $3.8 Billion AND Ebola Vaccine From Oxford Covid Team Nears Production for Trials
Peter Atwater, President, Financial Insyghts on his latest: how we went from a K-Shaped Recovery to a full-blown K-Shaped American Experience
Dr. Michael Swanson, Chief Agriculture Economist, Wells Fargo Agri-Food Institute on agriculture prices, prices in the grocery aisle
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BBQ sauce has long been an American staple, but what people reach for is changing. Today's cooks want heat with depth, texture with a story, and flavor that takes them somewhere beyond the backyard grill. Asian inspired flavor profiles are leading that evolution. Mr. Bing, the chef-approved Pan-Asian street sauce brand, wants to help bring bold, globally inspired flavor to everyday meals and modern menus.

For more, Tim Stenovec and Carol Massar speak with Brian Goldberg, the Founder and Chief Growth Office of Mr. Bing Foods.
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