Phillip Tracy, tech writer for The Daily Dot, discusses the feud between MIT and Uber after the school released a report saying Uber drivers were severely underpaid. MIT has since admitted it made mistakes during the study.
Tracy explains after MIT made corrections to its methodology, it showed the original report underestimated wages by about 50%. However, more than half of Uber drivers still make less than minimum wage.
Tessera CEO Kabir Nagrecha shares his journey from teenage AI researcher to startup CEO and his vision for the AI-powered workplace.
Neil Sun, Portfolio Manager at RBC BlueBay Asset Management, breaks down the Fed’s rate hike and how markets are reacting to Kevin Warsh’s reasoning.
Megan Nash, Apple Product Manager, and Alex Foley, Apple Creative Pro, reveal what’s new with Apple’s foldable iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch.
Kerry Flynn, Media Reporter at Axios, breaks down streaming’s new alliance, the battle for live sports rights, rising costs and what’s next for media.
To understand how the Fed’s quarter-point rate hike will affect American consumers, BBTW editor Peter Green spoke with an economist.
Harrison Gross, CEO of Innovative Eyewear, on how AI-powered smart glasses are evolving from novelty gadgets into essential everyday tools.
Rob Schroeder of MarketWatch breaks down rising energy costs, $6 diesel, the “Trump Dividend” and how the economy could factor into the 2026 midterms.
BetMGM CEO Adam Greenblatt breaks down football betting, prediction markets, live bets and how technology is reshaping the fight for sports bettors.
Chris Versace breaks down the mixed inflation and jobs data facing the Fed and what this week’s rate decision could mean for markets and 2027.
PopSockets founder David Barnett explains how a simple idea became 300 million products, major partnerships and a global phone-accessory brand.
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