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Frank's RedHot to Release First Edible NFT
Alia Kemet, vice president of creative and digital at McCormick, joins Cheddar News to discuss Frank's RedHot releasing an edible NFT ahead of the Super Bowl.

Celebrating Lunar New Year
Xiaohua Yang, professor of international business and director of the China Business Studies Initiative at the University of San Francisco, joins Cheddar News to talk about the history of Lunar New Year.

Mental Health Platform Learn to Live Announces Fresh Financing
Dale Cook, CEO of mental health company Learn to Live, joins Cheddar News to discuss the platform and its recent funding.

Fundrise on Real Estate Investing for Young Investors to Hedge Against Inflation
Fundrise is an investment platform that allows its users to access a diversified portfolio of real estate investments. The company found more than 70 percent of 1,000 Gen Z and Millenial investors surveyed were concerned about inflation and 66 percent were putting their money in real estate, venture capital, and crypto as a safety net. Ben Miller, CEO and co-founder of Fundrise, joined Cheddar to talk about providing retail investors access to the previously difficult-to-access private real estate markets. "I think there's there's an understanding in society that real estate is where you go when there's high inflation," Miller said.

Cheddar Afternoon Google News Briefings of February 2nd
Cheddar Afternoon Google News Briefings

Afternoon Alexa Flash Briefings of February 2nd
Alexa Flash Briefings

Sony Responds to Microsoft, Acquiring Bungie For $3.6 Billion
In January alone, the gaming sector has seen three major acquisitions. Yesterday, Sony added to the flurry of M&A activity in the gaming space, snatching up game developer 'Bungie' for $3.6 billion dollars. Renee Gittins, executive director at the International Gaming Developers Association, joins Cheddar News to discuss.

Cheddar Quick Hit GSTV of February 3rd
Cheddar Quick Hit GSTV

GM CFO Says Chip Availability Is Getting Better, Good News for Electric Vehicle Goals
General Motors reported its Q4 earnings Tuesday. While chip shortages impacted sales and revenue last quarter, Paul Jacobson, GM Chief Financial Officer, told Cheddar chip availability has gotten better since Q3. This is crucial as GM has pivoted its focus toward electric vehicles. It recently announced it will be building a new battery plant in Michigan, making $35 billion in EV investments, and producing a million electric vehicles by 2025.



