There's Still Money in Apparel | Group Chat News Ep. 520 - a podcast by Chris "Drama" Pfaff, Dee Murthy & Anand Murthy
from 2021-08-11T02:01:34
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Today we're discussing Fanatics' $18 billion valuation, the five most expensive cars selling at Pebble Beach, Coinbase's earnings, Amazon sellers that track down customers leaving negative reviews, AMC's $2 billion in liquidity, the creation of alcoholic Mountain Dew, Cuomo's resignation, As Seen on Social, and more.
There's Still Money in Apparel – Group Chat News 8.10.21
- Dee in Vegas: Part II. [1:05]
- BAG ALERT brought to you by Mr. Michael Rubin. [27:50]
- Every asset class is on FIRE! [34:08]
- Coinbase is THRIVING since going public. [37:53]
- When an Amazon ‘bad actor’ can take you down. [44:20]
- Bet on AMC. [52:57]
- Will ‘hard’ Mountain Dew work? [55:50]
- Andrew Cuomo has bowed out. [58:55]
- As Seen on Social. [1:01:54]
- Group Chat Shout Outs. [1:07:49]
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- The 5 most expensive cars selling at Pebble Beach this week
- Coinbase Earnings
- When Amazon Customers Leave Negative Reviews, Some Sellers Hunt Them Down
- AMC CEO says theater chain is going ‘on offense’ with its $2 billion in liquidity
- PepsiCo and Boston Beer to create alcoholic Mountain Dew drink
- Cuomo Resigning
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