In the BI Radio show this week, Mike McGlone says why he thinks commodities are set to decline in 2022, and how Bitcoin is changing the old guard. Geetha Ranganathan shares her view that the streaming arms race could cost $150 billion next year. Sonia Baldeira gives her year-ahead outlook for global building materials. Matthew Martino says rising Covid-19 variants are unlikely to derail a recovery for online travel providers, and Conroy Gaynor discusses why omicron could intensify a battle for market share among budget airlines.
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