Money isn't just money. It's culture. It's news. It's being able to retire. Every Tuesday, the TLDR podcast catches you up on everything going on in the world of money that you didn't know you actually cared about. Hosted by Devin Friedman, Sarah Rieger (business reporter), Kyla Scanlon (the Internet’s favourite financial explainer), Kat Angus (culture commentator), and Matt Karasz (resident capit... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessNewsBusiness NewsInvesting | |||
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One of the best performing stocks of the past 25 years probably isn’t one you’d expect. On this week's TLDR, a deep dive into Monster, the energy drink company delivering caffeinated returns. Plus, a look at Amazon's distribution network and the disg... more
Gold prices are soaring and nobody’s totally sure why. On this week’s TLDR, a primer on the gold market and some theories about why it’s so hot right now. Plus: why it’s never been more expensive to own a car, and how Ozempic could transform medicine... more
Congratulations on making it to the end of the fiscal quarter! To commemorate, we explain how markets soared, whether investors are crazed, and what might happen next. Oh, and we bring back the FOMO news quiz. See if you're smarter than our panel of ... more
This week on TLDR: Donald Trump’s media company (home of Truth Social) went public last week and the stock price went wild, rising by nearly 60 percent.* So why do investors think $DJT is a good buy? And what happens if Trump tries to sell his shares... more
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- I wanted to like it
I was hoping it would be more content heavy, but nobody really seems to have any depth. I was hoping it would be entertaining but it’s dull.
Apple Podcasts1spindoctordave
Canada22 days ago - My new favourite podcast
Love it!
Apple Podcasts5DocKKOttawaCanada2 months ago - A suggestion
I enjoyed the show very much and would recommend it to others. However, two things about the show really bug me, and I truly hope they can change it: more
Apple Podcasts4daphne_name_takenCanada2 months ago - Go out of your own small bubble world
The 1st episode that I listened to is the one discussed about CAT and Temu. I just wanted to suggest all of your hosts to do more research before you giving your judgement. This world is way bigger than you could imagine. Temu not only is successful in Canada but also in US and Europe. The reason is not the mind game. Simply because millions of people who downloaded and use this app are not idiots!
Apple Podcasts3Behind the skyCanada2 months ago - New Favourite Podcast
Informative and funny. I appreciate the knowledge across US/CAN borders and cultural references. Their newsletter is witty and well written too.
Apple Podcasts5YogaMamaLoveCanada2 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #214 | Canada/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #3 | Canada/Business/Investing |
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