Weekly Business News for June 21 | Nvidia Is Now The World's Most Valuable Company, Edging Microsoft And Apple

Right About Now with Ryan Alford

TAKEAWAYS

• Discussion of various business and news topics
• Promotion of another show on the Rad Cast Network
• Weekly marketing and business news
• Posting of the ten commandments in Louisiana classrooms
• Business news focus on chip maker company Nvidia
• Discussion of Bitcoin's long-term potential as an investment
• High salary of fast food managers in California
• Development of a robot capable of jumping 656 feet
• Insights and commentary on each topic from Ryan and Chris

The podcast begins (00:00:00)

Introducing the podcast and its host, Ryan Alford, and promoting another show on the network.

Weekly marketing and business news (00:01:14)

The hosts discuss the week's marketing and business news, including the slower news cycle during summertime.

Discussion about the Ten Commandments in Louisiana classrooms (00:04:50)

The hosts discuss Louisiana's law to post the Ten Commandments in classrooms and share their thoughts on the commandments.

Nvidia's market cap and stock value (00:10:54)

The hosts talk about Nvidia's market cap, stock value, and the company's worth per employee.

Fast food manager salaries in California (00:16:13)

The hosts discuss the high salary of fast food managers in California, comparing it to other retail management positions.

Robot capable of jumping 656 feet (00:20:10)

The hosts mention engineers designing a robot capable of jumping 656 feet and discuss the potential applications of this technology.

The development of a jumping robot (00:21:16)

Discussion about the use of jumping robots in business and their potential capabilities in the future.

The decline of suit-wearing in business (00:22:18)

Conversation about the decreasing frequency of wearing suits in business settings, especially in the ad agency business.

The future of movie theaters and experiences (00:30:17)

Exploration of the impact of COVID-19 on movie theaters, the need for innovation in the movie theater experience, and personal experiences with movie-watching.

McDonald's loses Big Mac trademark battle (00:34:14)

Information about McDonald's losing the right to use the Big Mac name exclusively for its large chicken sandwich in the EU, following a court ruling.

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