logo
episode-header-image
Jan 2023
1h 17m

Live from London: Recession Calling?

New York Magazine
About this episode

Kara and Scott visit London's "new Palo Alto" for a live discussion on Tim Cook's pay cut, Prince Harry's memoir "Spare," and what European regulation means for social media users. Also, banking's biggest Eeyore softens his predictions for a 2023 recession, while Britain takes another step towards Brexit.

Send us your questions! Call 855-51-PIVOT or go to nymag.com/pivot.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Up next
Yesterday
Cheaper Teslas, OpenAI’s Cash Burn, and Apple’s CEO Succession Plans
Kara and Scott discuss Tesla’s rollout of cheaper models, OpenAI's $1 trillion computing power deals, and why gold prices have topped $4,000 for the first time. Then, who will be Apple’s next CEO when Tim Cook steps down? Also, major banks want to get their hands on the IPO of Fa ... Show More
1h 10m
Oct 7
OpenAI Backtracks, Elon's Netflix Boycott, and Instagram Safety Features
Kara and Scott discuss Trump's escalating immigration crackdowns in Chicago and Portland, and Apple and Google's decision to pull ICE-tracking apps. Then, OpenAI does an about-face on its copyright opt-out policy, and says it will give creators more control in Sora. Plus, Elon le ... Show More
1h 10m
Oct 3
Government Shutdown, OpenAI’s Sora 2, and Hegseth's Lecture
Kara and Scott discuss the ramifications of the government shutdown, Electronic Arts going private, and OpenAI taking on TikTok. Then, how does real Scott feel about AI Scott? Plus, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declares the military free from woke-ness, and YouTube settles with ... Show More
1h 9m
Recommended Episodes
Jun 2021
Once more unto the Brexit
The Atlantic’s Tom McTague provides a halftime report on Brexit. It appears it’s going very well for Prime Minister Boris Johnson.Transcript at vox.com/todayexplained.Support Today, Explained by making a financial contribution to Vox! bit.ly/givepodcasts. Learn more about your ad ... Show More
26m 57s
Aug 2023
1. From the High Street to the City: Britain on the brink
Are we witnessing the slow death of the British stock market? Can the high street survive in 2023? Why is the French government paying its farmers to destroy the country's wine surplus? Join Robert Peston and Steph McGovern as they answer all these questions and more in the first ... Show More
54m 12s
Dec 2020
Financial services after Brexit
The City of London is home to some of the world’s biggest banks and busiest exchanges but the UK is just weeks away from leaving the EU single market and many questions about access to the bloc are still unresolved. Philip Stafford, editor of FT Trading Room, and Stephen Morris, ... Show More
22m 51s
May 2023
Labor Market is on Fire, Americans Nervous About Banks, UK Economy-Saving Coronation
Episode 53: Kelsey Sutton is here! Kelsey and Neal break down the latest jobs report which was stellar, and they explain why Americans are nervous about keeping their money in banks. The economy has never been more confusing. Plus, this week's earnings roundup and if King Charle' ... Show More
28m 31s
Dec 2020
Time running out for Brexit trade deal
With negotiations on a Brexit trade deal between the UK and EU stalled again, and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson warning of a no-deal outcome, can the process be salvaged? Plus, with the Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland resolved this week in a new protocol, has the threa ... Show More
27m 42s
Nov 2023
44. Mark Carney: Bank of England, Trussonomics, and Brexit
Can financial markets help fight climate change? What's the true economic theory behind austerity? What does the Bank of England actually do? Tune in to today's episode of Leading, where Mark Carney joins Rory and Alastair to answer all these questions and more. TRIP Plus: Become ... Show More
1h 3m
Sep 2023
Post-Brexit Britain
Opinion polls now suggest that about two-thirds of British people think that Brexit has failed. So was it all a terrible mistake? Gideon talks to FT colleague Peter Foster about his new book, What Went Wrong With Brexit: And What We Can Do About ItClip: BBC Free links to read mor ... Show More
29m 30s
Dec 2018
The Economist asks: Brexit — what next?
Anne McElvoy, our senior editor, takes the temperature in a dramatic week in British politics with John Peet, The Economist’s Brexit editor, and Labour MP Stephen Kinnock, a proponent of a different way to solve the Brexit dilemma. They discuss Theresa May’s next moves, a Norway ... Show More
22m 6s
Jul 2019
Money talks: Brexit and the City
London is home to the world’s biggest international financial centre. But Brexit threatens to cut the City off from its most important single foreign market. Tamzin Booth, The Economist’s Britain business editor, investigates whether the City of London can survive Brexit and how ... Show More
22m 54s