Opening Bell: June 18, 2018
Shirley Li, Staff Writer at The Atlantic, breaks down Paramount and WBD’s $111 billion merger and what it means for Hollywood, streaming and consumers.
Tony Edward, author and host of the Thinking Crypto podcast, breaks down Bitcoin’s pullback, rate uncertainty, regulation and what could come next.
Matt Berndt, Lead Career Strategist at Indeed, explores AI’s impact on job hunting and why frustrated job seekers are feeling the fatigue.
Barron’s Associate Editor Al Root breaks down Elon Musk’s Terafab plan, its massive scale and what it could mean for Tesla, SpaceX and xAI.
Trae Bodge, shopping expert at TrueTrae.com, shares how to spot real Prime Day deals and when shoppers should buy Halloween and holiday items.
Axios Tech Policy Reporter Maria Curi breaks down the White House’s “Super Intelligence” accord and what it means for AI safety and regulation.
Going over the numbers, the risks and what the Anthropic float means for the rest of the AI market.
Kory Kantenga, Head of Economics, Americas at LinkedIn, breaks down hiring trends, labor-market resilience and where employers are still seeking workers.
Bret Kenwell, U.S. Investment and Options Analyst at eToro, breaks down how younger investors are using AI and where they’re looking beyond Big Tech.
Joe Wadford, Economist at Bank of America, breaks down the hobby spending boom, “funflation” and why millennials and Gen Z spend differently.
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