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May 2024
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DOJ Sues Live Nation & Car Insurance Hit...

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Episode 330: Neal and Toby discuss the DOJ’s attempt to break up Live Nation & Ticketmaster alleging their monopolistic control over the entertainment industry. Then, the SEC just approved the 2nd-largest crypto-based ETF in the country. Plus, auto insurance rates have been jumping up the last 50 years. Then, Moderna as our stock of the week and Lululemon as our dog of the week. Next, cicadas are being featured in menus as tasty(?) delectables…maybe it’s not for everyone. Lastly, shots fired over which state is the pizza capital in the country: New York or Connecticut? 


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00:00 - Get your MBD Mugs

2:00 - DOJ sues Live Nation

6:20 - SEC approves Ether ETF

10:20 - Auto repairs are getting expensive

14:00 - Moderna is SOW, Lululemon is DOW

19:30 - Cicada snacks??

22:15 - Pizza wars between CT and NY


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