EV charging solution eDRV recently announced it closed a seed funding round. Bhaskar Deol, co-founder and CEO of eDRV, joined Cheddar News to explain how his company helps to launch and manage charging networks.
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Fed Chair Powell Expected to Announces Bond Tapering and Interest Rate Hikes
The growing consensus across the U.S. is that the Federal Reserve and Chairman Jerome Powell are set to expedite the tapering timetable and hike interest rates as inflation accelerates. Michael Darda, chief economist and market strategist at MKM Partners, told Cheddar's Baker Machado that the Fed has room to increase short-term interest rates because the economy is recovering faster than anticipated. "We've had a very rapid turnaround in the business cycle, in the labor market, and in inflation so the policy stance staying the same, calibrated in the same fashion as it was when we had a huge economic emergency, just makes no sense whatsoever," he said.

Airline CEOs Land in Front of Congress
CEOs of the top U.S. airlines are set to testify in front of a Senate committee Wednesday. Lawmakers will ask airline executives about how they used pandemic-related federal aid, specifically in light of staffing issues and widespread cancellations. Among those expected to participate are the CEOs of American, United, and Southwest Airlines. David Slotnick, Senior Aviation Business Reporter at The Points Guy, joined Cheddar News to discuss.

Social Media in 2022: TikTok Takeover, Metaverse, and More
If 2021 is any indication, 2022 will be a big year for social media. TikTok reached 1 billion users this year and is expected to grow even bigger. We got our first look at the Metaverse, NFTs soared in popularity, and the crypto craze starting hitting its stride - just to name a few fads. Mark Douglas, CEO and Founder of MNTN, joined Cheddar to discuss if these trends could continue, or if we'll see some surprises in the year ahead.

Big Tech Regulation Could Finally Come In 2022
2021 was a big year for big tech, but it was also a wake-up call for the government. Lawmakers are still struggling to figure out how to regulate big tech companies as they grow bigger and get even more powerful. Evan Greer, director of the digital rights organization Fight for the Future, joined Cheddar to discuss key takeaways from the year, as well as what we can expect for big tech and regulation in 2022.

Bumble Users Stay Active Despite Omicron Variant Spread
Bumble users are remaining active on the dating app and still linking up with potential matches despite the emergence of the omicron variant of COVID-19. CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd noted that no matter what is happening in the world, people will always need to connect.

Lovesac CEO Talks High-Tech Furniture Company's Swift Growth
Lovesac Founder & CEO Shawn Nelson joined Wake Up With Cheddar to discuss the company's Q3 earnings report and what the future holds, as it continues to combine advanced technology with practical designs.

Google Workers Could Lose Their Jobs if They Don't Declare Vaccination Status
Google reportedly has announced that its employees must declare their vaccination status by January 18 or face a loss of pay, administrative leave, and eventual termination.

How to Build a Culture of Innovation
Roger Park, EY Americas Innovation Officer, joins Cheddar to discuss what factors are shaping the future of innovation, the top areas companies are investing in, and what it means to build a culture of innovation.

Omicron Wave Begins, Haiti in Crisis & Spidey to the Rescue
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