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SaaS-Pocalypse: The Real Growth Crisis Unveiled #shorts
VideoMar 14, 2026

SaaS-Pocalypse: The Real Growth Crisis Unveiled #shorts

The video argues that the so‑called “SaaS‑pocalypse” is being misdiagnosed; the real crisis is a collective loss of the growth playbook rather than technical issues like “vibe coding.” The speaker contends that reliance on backward‑looking revenue retention numbers hides the...

By SaaStr
Solon Upbeat on Swift Effects of Fuel Excise Tax Suspension
VideoMar 14, 2026

Solon Upbeat on Swift Effects of Fuel Excise Tax Suspension

The Senate floor saw a Solon express optimism that the suspension of fuel excise taxes will quickly translate into lower pump prices for Filipino motorists. By removing the Php10‑per‑liter surcharge, the government aims to cushion households from soaring global oil...

By INQUIRER.net
China-US Relations: Key Outcomes From Previous Rounds of Economic and Trade Talks
VideoMar 14, 2026

China-US Relations: Key Outcomes From Previous Rounds of Economic and Trade Talks

The video reviews the five high‑level China‑US economic and trade talks held between May last year and October, outlining how each round moved the bilateral relationship from tariff wars toward a more predictable framework. Geneva suspended the 24% reciprocal tariffs and...

By CGTN (Global Business)
Lovable CEO Says Next $100 Billion Tech Firm Could Be Swedish
VideoMar 14, 2026

Lovable CEO Says Next $100 Billion Tech Firm Could Be Swedish

The video features a Swedish tech CEO who argues that the next $100 billion‑valued company could emerge from Stockholm rather than Silicon Valley, highlighting Sweden’s unique ecosystem as a launchpad for globally scalable businesses. He points to several advantages: a dense pool...

By Bloomberg Technology
AI Will Break Software Monopolies, Lovable CEO Says
VideoMar 14, 2026

AI Will Break Software Monopolies, Lovable CEO Says

The video features the CEO of Lovable outlining a bold mission: empower anyone to build software, thereby dismantling entrenched software monopolies. By giving users control over data and tools, Lovable aims to create a unified technology stack that seamlessly connects...

By Bloomberg Television
🔴[Live] This Week with Thai PBS World | 13th March 2026
VideoMar 14, 2026

🔴[Live] This Week with Thai PBS World | 13th March 2026

Tonight’s broadcast centered on the June 13 incident when the Thai‑registered cargo vessel Mayori Nari was struck by an unidentified projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, igniting a fire and prompting the rescue of 20 of its 23 crew members...

By Thai PBS World
📅 Quarterly Report 10 Q Explained — CPA Exam FAR | Financial Accounting Course
VideoMar 14, 2026

📅 Quarterly Report 10 Q Explained — CPA Exam FAR | Financial Accounting Course

The video walks viewers through SEC Form 10‑Q, the quarterly report that public companies must file to keep investors and regulators informed between annual 10‑K filings. Professor Farhhat explains that the 10‑Q covers the first three fiscal quarters, is unaudited, and...

By Farhat Lectures (CPA & Accounting)
Brett Rentmeester: The Bond Market Could Pop the Bubble #Bonds #Inflation #Investing
VideoMar 14, 2026

Brett Rentmeester: The Bond Market Could Pop the Bubble #Bonds #Inflation #Investing

Brett Rentmeester argues that the bond market, especially the U.S. 10‑year Treasury, is the most critical gauge of the global debt crisis. With sovereign balances ballooning and central banks poised to keep printing money, investors must monitor how interest rates...

By Wealthion
Squawk Box Europe - 13-Mar-26
VideoMar 13, 2026

Squawk Box Europe - 13-Mar-26

The Squawk Box Europe broadcast focused on a sharp escalation in global energy markets, driven by Iran’s new Supreme Leader vowing to keep the Strait of Hormuz shut and the resulting breach of $100 a barrel for Brent crude—the first...

By CNBC International Live
Breaking: Marines Deploy + Senator Blocks Fed Chair Pick
VideoMar 13, 2026

Breaking: Marines Deploy + Senator Blocks Fed Chair Pick

The video reports two distinct developments: a modest but notable US military deployment to the Middle East and a brewing congressional showdown over the next Federal Reserve chair. According to the Associated Press, roughly 2,500 Marines and a single warship are...

By TraderTV Live
Wall Street Week | Soft US Jobs, Swedish Defense Spending, Private Credit Woes
VideoMar 13, 2026

Wall Street Week | Soft US Jobs, Swedish Defense Spending, Private Credit Woes

Wall Street Week opened with a deep dive into the United States labor market, where Steven Rattner warned that job creation has noticeably softened over the past year despite solid two‑to‑three‑percent GDP growth. The slowdown is reflected in fewer...

By Bloomberg Television
Why US Consumers Will Pay Higher Prices on More than Just Gas
VideoMar 13, 2026

Why US Consumers Will Pay Higher Prices on More than Just Gas

The video warns that rising oil prices, spurred by the ongoing Middle East conflict, will push consumer costs higher not only at the gas pump but across a range of everyday purchases. Airlines such as Air India, parcel carriers UPS and...

By USA TODAY
Iran War Week 2: Strikes on Strait of Hormuz Mine-Laying Ships, Bombings in Beirut, Tehran and More
VideoMar 13, 2026

Iran War Week 2: Strikes on Strait of Hormuz Mine-Laying Ships, Bombings in Beirut, Tehran and More

In the second week of the Iran war, military action intensified with strikes targeting ships accused of mine-laying in the Strait of Hormuz and bombings reported in Beirut and Tehran. Israeli air raids continued across multiple neighborhoods, contributing to rising...

By USA TODAY
Being Given a Disciplinary After Raising a Grievance, Is This Fair? #employmentlaw
VideoMar 13, 2026

Being Given a Disciplinary After Raising a Grievance, Is This Fair? #employmentlaw

The video examines whether an employer’s decision to issue a disciplinary notice shortly after an employee raises a grievance is fair or potentially retaliatory. The presenter outlines critical questions—nature of the grievance, parties involved, who initiated the disciplinary, and whether the...

By Real Employment Law Advice
Wiz’s First Investor Breaks Down Google’s $32B Acquisition │ Equity Podcast
VideoMar 13, 2026

Wiz’s First Investor Breaks Down Google’s $32B Acquisition │ Equity Podcast

The Equity Podcast episode features Wiz’s first investor dissecting Google’s $32 billion purchase of the cloud‑security startup, framing it within broader M&A theory. He argues that acquisitions fall into three size categories—small, medium, large—and that the extremes tend to generate the most...

By TechCrunch
'WE'RE LASER-FOCUSED': Pentagon Signals Relentless Push in Iran Conflict
VideoMar 13, 2026

'WE'RE LASER-FOCUSED': Pentagon Signals Relentless Push in Iran Conflict

The Pentagon’s latest briefing underscored a “laser‑focused” campaign to cripple Iran’s ability to launch missiles and drones from the Persian Gulf, while simultaneously working to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for commercial shipping. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said the administration...

By Fox Business
Can You Actually Make Money Cleaning Up Old Mines? | Sasquatch Resources CEO Interview
VideoMar 13, 2026

Can You Actually Make Money Cleaning Up Old Mines? | Sasquatch Resources CEO Interview

The interview spotlights Sasquatch Resources’ niche strategy of acquiring historic, non‑operational mines on Vancouver Island and repurposing their waste rock piles into a source of recoverable metals. The company’s flagship project, the Mount Siker property, hosts roughly 300,000 tons of sulfide‑bearing...

By Resource Talks
There's a Gap About AI Usage Between Execs and Employees, and It's Going to Cause Problems
VideoMar 13, 2026

There's a Gap About AI Usage Between Execs and Employees, and It's Going to Cause Problems

The video highlights a stark disconnect between senior leadership and frontline workers over artificial‑intelligence adoption. While 86% of executives argue AI should be mandatory, fewer than half of middle managers and only 40% of employees see it as a necessary,...

By JFlinch (Jamie Flinchbaugh)
Building a Custom Orthotics Startup From the Ground Up
VideoMar 13, 2026

Building a Custom Orthotics Startup From the Ground Up

The episode of Wharton’s Marketing Matters podcast spotlights Dan Katali, founder and CEO of Groove, a footwear‑technology startup that creates custom‑fit inserts usable in any shoe. Katali shares how his own shoulder and foot injuries, coupled with a frustrating experience...

By Knowledge at Wharton (institutional media)
LIVE: Stop Building a Clothing Brand (Do This Instead)
VideoMar 13, 2026

LIVE: Stop Building a Clothing Brand (Do This Instead)

The live stream titled “Stop Building a Clothing Brand (Do This Instead)” challenges aspiring founders to abandon the traditional apparel‑first mindset and focus on market validation before committing to production. Hosts John and Jason, founders of the Mentality brand, share...

By John Santos
Scott Galloway: Can AI Fight Inflation?
VideoMar 13, 2026

Scott Galloway: Can AI Fight Inflation?

Scott Galloway argues that artificial intelligence is fundamentally deflationary, cutting production costs and pressuring prices downward. He points to a dramatic rise in new business formations over the past nine months, the highest in decades, as evidence that AI lowers...

By The Prof G Pod
Is Sanae Takaichi's Honeymoon Over?
VideoMar 13, 2026

Is Sanae Takaichi's Honeymoon Over?

The video dissects the early tenure of Japan’s new prime minister, Sanae Takahashi, focusing on how her overwhelming electoral mandate could reshape both economic policy and national security. Analysts Nami Frink and Yuki Tatsumi break down the fiscal levers Takahashi...

By Nikkei Asia
This War Just Exposed The Biggest Lie About Gold
VideoMar 13, 2026

This War Just Exposed The Biggest Lie About Gold

The video argues that the current US‑Israel‑Iran conflict has shattered the conventional belief that gold automatically rallies in wartime. Instead, gold prices have slipped while Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have surged, highlighting a structural vulnerability in physical‑asset logistics. The presenter explains...

By Mark Moss
Thomas D’Aquino Delivers 20th Anniversary Lecture on Leadership
VideoMar 13, 2026

Thomas D’Aquino Delivers 20th Anniversary Lecture on Leadership

The Ivy Business School hosted the 20th‑anniversary Thomas d’Aquino Lecture on Leadership, coinciding with the Business Council of Canada’s 50th anniversary. Dean Julian Burkenshaw introduced the event at the National Gallery, emphasizing the heightened demand for trustworthy leadership across business,...

By Ivey Business School (Western University)
Fmr. Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher of Powell Investigation: Pirro Will Lose These Appeals
VideoMar 13, 2026

Fmr. Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher of Powell Investigation: Pirro Will Lose These Appeals

Former Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher framed the recent court decision as a decisive check on the administration, describing it as a "victory for the Fed" and a safeguard for Chairman Jerome Powell’s independence. Fisher highlighted several under‑discussed issues: the possibility...

By CNBC Television
What Is the U.S. and Israel’s Goal in Lebanon?
VideoMar 13, 2026

What Is the U.S. and Israel’s Goal in Lebanon?

The video discusses the United States and Israel’s strategic objective in Lebanon: establishing a fully sovereign Lebanese government that can govern without Hezbollah’s dominance. The plan calls for the Lebanese army to drive Hezbollah forces north of the Litani River...

By Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Fed Policy Shifts as Global Rates and Oil Risks Surge. 3/13/26
VideoMar 13, 2026

Fed Policy Shifts as Global Rates and Oil Risks Surge. 3/13/26

The Federal Reserve’s two‑day FOMC meeting on March 16‑17 will center on a quarterly projection update rather than a rate‑change decision, with the Fed expected to keep the policy rate near the 3.5% range while revising its dot plot to...

By CME Group
Inflation: Frontiers of Research and Policy
VideoMar 13, 2026

Inflation: Frontiers of Research and Policy

The NBER‑hosted conference “Inflation: Frontiers of Research and Policy” highlighted a growing consensus that the United States’ inflation measurement framework is anchored in 20th‑century survey methods and is ill‑suited for today’s fast‑changing economy. Speakers, including Jim Piterba and the Reset...

By NBER
Should Presidents Wage War Alone?
VideoMar 13, 2026

Should Presidents Wage War Alone?

The video examines the growing concern that U.S. presidents can commit the nation to large‑scale wars without meaningful congressional oversight, drawing parallels between the Iraq debate and a looming potential intervention in Iran. It highlights the risks of unilateral action: regional...

By Carnegie Endowment
How The Palantir CEO Says Its Impacting Modern Warfare
VideoMar 13, 2026

How The Palantir CEO Says Its Impacting Modern Warfare

Palantir’s annual Artificial Intelligence Platform conference gave CNBC a rare glimpse into how the data‑analytics firm is positioning its technology at the forefront of modern combat. CEO Alex Karp highlighted the company’s booming commercial business—Q4 revenue up 137% year‑over‑year—while stressing...

By CNBC (main)
Why I Say No to Million-Dollar Opportunities
VideoMar 13, 2026

Why I Say No to Million-Dollar Opportunities

The speaker opens by acknowledging a painful reality: despite a flood of lucrative offers, he must repeatedly decline them to protect his firm’s focus. He cites a staggering 300 unread texts and an inbox that his team can barely manage,...

By Nick Huber (Sweaty Startup)
How Big Is the Energy Shock From the Iran War?
VideoMar 13, 2026

How Big Is the Energy Shock From the Iran War?

The video examines the magnitude of the energy supply shock triggered by the Iran‑Israel conflict, focusing on the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Qatar’s decision to halt liquefied natural gas production. Analysts note that the strait blockage eliminates roughly...

By The Economist
How the Iran War Is Driving up Oil Prices
VideoMar 13, 2026

How the Iran War Is Driving up Oil Prices

Fighting around the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s near-total shutdown of the waterway have pushed oil and LNG prices higher by threatening a route that carries roughly 20% of global oil and LNG shipments. Markets began tightening in early March...

By USA TODAY
Europe Early Edition - 13-Mar-26
VideoMar 13, 2026

Europe Early Edition - 13-Mar-26

The Europe Early Edition focused on the sudden rebound of oil prices, with Brent crude breaking $100 a barrel for the first time since August 2022. The surge follows Iran’s newly installed supreme leader’s pledge to keep the Strait of Hormuz...

By CNBC International Live
Where Are Mortgage Rates Headed???
VideoMar 13, 2026

Where Are Mortgage Rates Headed???

The video tackles the perennial question, “Where are mortgage rates headed?” and dismantles the common myth that the Federal Reserve’s policy moves automatically dictate mortgage pricing. It explains that the Fed controls short‑term overnight rates, while long‑term mortgage rates are...

By Uneducated Economist
🏭 Qualified Production Property MCQ — CPA Exam REG | Corporate Tax Course
VideoMar 13, 2026

🏭 Qualified Production Property MCQ — CPA Exam REG | Corporate Tax Course

The video explains the Qualified Production Property (QPP) special depreciation deduction, a topic frequently tested on the CPA REG exam. It clarifies that QPP pertains to non‑residential real property rather than personal assets, and that the 100% depreciation is not...

By Farhat Lectures (CPA & Accounting)
Stagflation Concerns Are Back. Will Oil Spikes Send Us Into a Global Recession?
VideoMar 13, 2026

Stagflation Concerns Are Back. Will Oil Spikes Send Us Into a Global Recession?

The video highlights a renewed threat of stagflation, driven primarily by sharp oil price spikes that are reigniting inflationary pressures worldwide, with the United Kingdom singled out as a bellwether case. Analysts note that supply‑side shocks, unlike demand‑driven price rises, leave...

By TraderNick
Wealth of Nations: Do Free Markets Need Empathy?
VideoMar 13, 2026

Wealth of Nations: Do Free Markets Need Empathy?

The latest episode of The Spillover, titled “Wealth of Nations: do free markets need empathy?,” features CFR senior fellow Sebastian Mallaby discussing the nuanced role of empathy in market systems. Mallaby argues that market behavior is neither purely altruistic nor...

By Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Why the Japanese Yen Has Been So Volatile Lately 🇯🇵⚠️
VideoMar 13, 2026

Why the Japanese Yen Has Been So Volatile Lately 🇯🇵⚠️

The video explains why the Japanese yen has been unusually volatile, pointing to two primary catalysts: persistent rumors of government intervention and a shift in fiscal policy under Japan’s newly elected prime minister. Both factors have injected uncertainty into the...

By Akil Stokes (Tier One Trading)
The Art That Made Me: Michael Govan
VideoMar 13, 2026

The Art That Made Me: Michael Govan

Ahead of the opening of the David Geffen Galleries at LACMA, director Michael Govan outlines his vision for a 21st‑century museum that moves beyond traditional categorization toward a community‑driven, culturally hybrid institution. Govan argues that museums should embrace everyday material culture—surfboards,...

By Hauser & Wirth
Lucid Lays Out Plan to Turn Cash Flow Positive
VideoMar 13, 2026

Lucid Lays Out Plan to Turn Cash Flow Positive

Lucid Motors used its latest investor‑day briefing to outline a multi‑year roadmap toward cash‑flow positivity. The automaker emphasized that, despite heightened geopolitical risk from the Iran‑Saudi conflict, its supply chain has experienced only modest cost increases and no material production...

By Bloomberg Technology
Ramp Aims for European Expansion with Billhop Deal
VideoMar 13, 2026

Ramp Aims for European Expansion with Billhop Deal

Ramp announced a strategic push into Europe, anchored by its acquisition of Billhop, a Swedish fintech that enables local card issuance and bill‑payment automation. The move targets the UK, Sweden, and the broader Nordics, regions the company describes as experiencing...

By Bloomberg Technology
How Consultants Make Strategy Happen
VideoMar 13, 2026

How Consultants Make Strategy Happen

The video explains how consultants translate a biotech firm’s scientific ambition into a concrete, decision‑grade strategy. By working directly with the CFO, CEO, chief genetics officer, and chief medical officer, they bridge the gap between cutting‑edge genomics research and executable...

By Management Consulted
Getting Ready for the Employment Rights Act 2025
VideoMar 13, 2026

Getting Ready for the Employment Rights Act 2025

Emma Lugg, HR manager at Zealandia UK Limited, explains how the food manufacturer is gearing up for the Employment Rights Act 2025. The company is auditing its policies, aligning them with the new legal framework, and upskilling managers to ensure...

By Acas
How American Eagle Outfitters Is Reinventing Logistics with AI
VideoMar 13, 2026

How American Eagle Outfitters Is Reinventing Logistics with AI

At Manifest 2026, Brandon Freeze, senior leader of global logistics at American Eagle Outfitters (AEO), discussed how the retailer is reinventing its logistics with AI and same‑day delivery. He highlighted AEO’s push for same‑day delivery leveraging its extensive store network, the...

By Supply Chain Now
Scott Galloway: Are Americans Right Now Blind to Dangerous Global Risks?
VideoMar 13, 2026

Scott Galloway: Are Americans Right Now Blind to Dangerous Global Risks?

In a recent talk, professor and commentator Scott Galloway warned that Americans are largely blind to dangerous global risks, using the current oil market and geopolitical tensions as a case study. He highlighted that the United States has transformed over the...

By The Prof G Pod
The First Line of Your Job: Default to AI
VideoMar 13, 2026

The First Line of Your Job: Default to AI

The video details how a traditionally non‑AI firm transformed into an AI‑native organization by instituting a company‑wide hackathon and redefining its performance expectations. Leaders encouraged employees—ranging from home‑renovation managers (HPMs) to a general contractor—to experiment with generative AI tools such...

By Sequoia Capital
Private Sector Foreign Policy: Google Maps, Barbie and the Nine-Dash Line | Maps with Mark Ep. 4
VideoMar 13, 2026

Private Sector Foreign Policy: Google Maps, Barbie and the Nine-Dash Line | Maps with Mark Ep. 4

The episode examines how private‑sector actors are increasingly dictating foreign‑policy outcomes, using map labeling as a tangible illustration of this shift. China’s 2014 redesign of its national map forced the nine‑dash line into every official depiction, prompting GAP to alter its...

By Georgetown SFS
The $32B Acquisition that One VC Is Calling the 'Deal of the Decade' | Equity Podcast
VideoMar 13, 2026

The $32B Acquisition that One VC Is Calling the 'Deal of the Decade' | Equity Podcast

The Equity Podcast’s latest episode centers on Google’s monumental $32 billion acquisition, which Index Ventures partner Shardul Shaw hails as the "Deal of the Decade." The conversation pivots to broader industry trends, including a whistleblower’s claim that a former Doge employee...

By TechCrunch