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The Paradox of Rising Jobs Numbers and Falling Stocks
WSJ markets reporter Riva Gold breaks down how the ostensibly good news of a positive jobs report and rising wages can have a negative effect on the stock market.
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Bread price-fixing
CBC's Jacqueline Hansen with the latest in the bread price-fixing scheme
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The Exciting Tech That's Popping Up in the Boat Scene
Thom Dammrich, President of the National Marine Manufacturers, joined Cheddar to speak about apps that can remotely turn on boats and break down how amphibious vehicles work.
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The Exciting Tech That's Popping Up on the Boat Scene
Thom Dammrich, President of the National Marine Manufacturers, joined Cheddar to speak about innovation in the boating industry, including apps that can remotely turn on boats and amphibious vehicles.
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Bank of Canada raises interest rate
Jacqueline Hansen reports on the latest move by the Bank of Canada to boost borrowing costs
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A Venture Capitalist's Advise to Aspiring Blockchain Entrepreneurs
"As any investor who's been around for a longtime knows, 'there's no easy lunch, and there's no free money,'" Carter Reum, Author of "Shortcut Your Startup," told Cheddar.
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A Venture Capitalist's Advice to Aspiring Blockchain Entrepreneurs
"As any investor who's been around for a long time knows, there's no easy lunch, and there's no free money," Carter Reum, author of "Shortcut Your Startup," told Cheddar.
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Clorox CMO: Over 50% of Marketing Budget Spent on Digital
Clorox launched a new "Clean Matters" campaign to change customers' perception on what it means to be...and get!...clean. Eric Reynolds, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Clorox, explains why it used real families in...
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The future of food
Irwin Eydelnant runs a small firm that helps big food companies figure out what trends they need to be watching
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Why Fitbit Can Compete With the Apple Watch
Angelo Zino, Senior Equity Analyst at CFRA, and Serenity Caldwell, Managing Editor of iMore, join "The Long and The Short" to discuss the battle of wearables. Who is winning: Apple or Fitbit? Caldwell has been testing Apple's Series 3...
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Visa Plans for a "Cashless" Society
Visa CMO Lynne Biggar explains which markets are shifting toward electronic payments, and why it's better for smaller businesses.
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Dish chairman says Altice can survive without Disney and ESPN
Charlie Ergen, Co-Founder and Chairman of DISH Network joins Jon Steinberg at Denver Startup Week to discuss the current state of OTT platforms and its Sling TV platform. Ergen talks about his journey in launching Sling TV, which...
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DISH's Charlie Ergen on Disputes with Conglomerates
Charlie Ergen, Co-Founder and Chairman of DISH Network joins Jon Steinberg at Denver Startup Week to discuss the current state of OTT platforms and its Sling TV platform. Ergen talks about his journey in launching Sling TV, which...
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Wandering Bear Aims to Give Millennials Their Coffee Fix
Co-founders Matt Bachmann and Ben Gordon celebrate National Coffee Day. They talk about increasing distribution, and why they think cold brew will remain popular with millennials.
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"Star Wars- Jedi Challenges" Is Bringing AR to the Mainstream
This November Star Wars fans can wield their very own lightsaber and fight against Kylo Ren. A new AR game, "Star Wars: Jedi Challenges," works with a Lenovo Mirage AR headset, a lightsaber controller, and a tracking beacon. Jeff...
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Why Unilever CMO Keith Weed Is Into Snap
The consumer products company is the second biggest spender on ads in the world. CMO Keith Weed talks about how Snap can help Unilever connect with a daily target customer base of 2.5 billion people.
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What Emmy Wins for "The Handmaid's Tale" Could Mean for Hulu
Rachel Quigley, Editor-in-Chief of Wetpaint Entertainment, gives us a recap of the 2017 Emmys. We first dig into Hulu's big win over Netflix with five awards compared to Netflix's four. Hulu's night was made even bigger when "The...
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Equifax Breach: How Consumers Can Take Control
The Equifax cyber attack compromised approximately 143 million Americans in one of the worst breaches in modern Amercan history. Alex Sadler, Managing Editor at Clark.com joins to explain why this attack was worse than other major...
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Hope King: New iPhones Won't Be Incremental Upgrades
Our very own Hope King is live at the Apple launch event in Cupertino, California, eagerly awaiting this afternoon's unveiling. We find out what we should expect from the iPhone, Apple TV, and more. Plus, Uber's reportedly getting close...
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The Cost of Hurricane Season on Consumers
The nation is still reeling from one of the worst hurricane seasons in memory--and it's not even over yet. Weather expert and head of Accuweather Dr. Joel Myers joins us live from his headquarters in State College, PA. When all is said...
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Amazon foods
CBC's Jacqueline Hansen reports on Amazon's attempt to change the way the entire grocery industry operates
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Roaring economy
CBC's Jacqueline Hansen discusses the latest reading on Canada's economic performance
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Ford's Race to Autonomous
Kumar Galhotra, Vice President of Ford and President of Lincoln, gives Cheddar an update on its goal to deliver an autonomous fleet of cars by 2021. He talks about the buying habits of millennials and how Ford is giving young adults more...
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How Much Has the Uber Controversy Helped Lyft?
How much did Lyft's positioning benefit the ride-hailing service as Uber suffered PR woe after PR woe? Lyft's Chief Strategy Officer Raj Kapoor said the company's decision to stay the course validated its values.