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Feb 2020
42m 14s

The Oscars' rebrand, Uber’s ‘yoga babble...

New York Magazine
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Kara and Scott talk about The Oscar's and how the award is being rebranded. They discuss Uber's most recent earnings call and whether or not they'll actually be profitable next year. Kara thinks that while the January jobs report showed employment is up, it is a poor marker of success because of wage stagnation. In Friends of Pivot, New York Times columnist ... Show More
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