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Im aktuellen Podcast spreche ich mit Philipp Raasch, dem Kopf hinter Der Autopreneur. Philipp beschreibt sich selbst als Analyst für den Wandel der Automobilindustrie. Seit seinem Schritt aus dem Konzern – er war zuvor bei Mercedes tätig – arbeitet er selbstständig und veröffentlicht jede Woche drei Newsletter, einen Podcast, ein YouTube-Video und täglich Beiträge auf LinkedIn. Sein Fokus liegt klar auf B2B: Fach- und Führungskräfte in der Automobilbranche. Er sagt dazu: „Ich mache ausschließlich Business Dynamics – keine Consumer News.“ Genau dieses Profil macht ihn für viele Entscheider zur relevanten Stimme im Markt. Im Gespräch wurde schnell klar, wie sehr sich die Branche verändert und welche Themen seine Community beschäftigen. Philipp sortiert Entwicklungen im größeren Zusammenhang: „Ich beschäftige mich eigentlich mit dem, was mich selber interessiert – und meistens trifft das den Zeitgeist.“ Die großen Linien fasst er mit seinem Modell der „3 plus 1 Transformationen“ zusammen: Elektrifizierung, Software, autonomes bzw. KI-gesteuertes Fahren – und als vierte Ebene der kulturelle Wandel in den Unternehmen. Gerade dieser kulturelle Shift sei aktuell entscheidend, weil die Technologie allein nicht die größte Hürde darstellt. Wir tauschen uns darüber aus, wie stark sich europäische Hersteller schwer tun, ihre Position im globalen Wettbewerb zu halten. Philipp ordnet ein, dass die aktuelle Krise vor allem in China ausgelöst wurde. Dort haben lokale Marken inzwischen knapp 70 Prozent Marktanteil gewonnen – auf Kosten internationaler Hersteller. „Das ist der Grund, warum wir hier über Werkschließungen und Stellenabbau sprechen. Der Ground Zero ist China.“ Nach seiner Einschätzung sind die verlorenen Marktanteile in China kaum zurückzuholen. Stattdessen gehe es dort nun darum, eine Nische zu finden und über Partnerschaften – insbesondere im Bereich Software, ADAS und Elektromobilität – technologisch wieder anzuschließen. In Europa sieht Philipp die Lage ebenfalls angespannt. Die zentrale Frage: Wie reagiert man auf den zunehmenden Wettbewerb aus Asien? Er hält protektionistische Maßnahmen für wahrscheinlich, auch wenn diese schmerzhaft wären. Denn offene Märkte führten zwangsläufig zu ähnlichen Verschiebungen wie in China. Der europäische Wettbewerb müsse sich darauf einstellen, dass chinesische Hersteller „gute Technologie zu einem unschlagbaren Preis“ anbieten. Wir sprechen außerdem über die Frage, ob es sinnvoll ist, weiter auf zwei technologische Plattformen – Verbrenner und Elektromobilität – zu setzen. Philipp beschreibt die Situation als echtes Management-Dilemma. Beide Wege sind riskant, beide kosten Geld. Unternehmen müssten gleichzeitig globale Märkte bedienen, die sich unterschiedlich schnell entwickeln. In seinen Worten: „Es gibt keine gute Entscheidung. Alles ist eine Wette auf die Zukunft.“ Eine wichtige Rolle schreibt Philipp der Politik zu. Er widerspricht klar der oft geforderten Technologieoffenheit: „Wenn du mich fragst, ist das kompletter Bullshit.“ Länder wie China oder die USA agieren mit einer klaren industriepolitischen Agenda – und Europa fehle genau diese strategische Perspektive. Statt langfristiger Ziele sehe er in Deutschland vor allem kurzfristige Maßnahmen. Notwendig sei jedoch eine europäische Lösung, kein nationaler Alleingang: „Nur im Verbund können wir global überhaupt auf Augenhöhe auftreten.“ Nun aber genug der Vorrede – lass uns direkt ins Gespräch einsteigen.

The Corporate Capture of Carbon Footprints: A Nonprofit Perspective In the latest episode of the Nonprofit Newsfeed, hosted by George and Nick from Whole Whale, the discussion takes a thought-provoking turn towards the concept of "corporate capture" and the real origins of the term "carbon footprint." This episode delves into how corporations, particularly British Petroleum (BP), have strategically shifted the focus of environmental responsibility onto consumers. George Weiner reveals that the term "carbon footprint" was not coined by environmental activists but was part of a $200 million PR campaign by BP in the early 2000s. This revelation highlights the concept of "guilt washing," a tactic that deflects systemic environmental issues onto individuals, thus masking the broader corporate responsibility for climate change. Key Insights and Reflections: Corporate Influence on Environmental Narratives: The episode uncovers how major corporations have historically influenced environmental discussions to avoid regulatory scrutiny, using terms like "carbon footprint" to redirect blame. The Role of Individual vs. Systemic Change: George emphasizes the importance of understanding the systemic causes of environmental degradation, suggesting that while individual actions matter, they are not the sole solution. Pope Francis' Environmental Advocacy: The episode also pays tribute to the late Pope Francis, recognizing his significant contributions to environmental advocacy. Additional Stories: Revival of the Ice Bucket Challenge: The Ice Bucket Challenge has made a comeback, this time raising awareness for mental health issues through the #SpeakYourMind campaign by University of South Carolina students. Generational Shifts in Charitable Giving: A recent Associated Press poll reveals a potential "generosity crisis" with younger Americans giving less to charity, raising questions about cultural shifts in philanthropy.

The Corporate Capture of Carbon Footprints: A Nonprofit Perspective In the latest episode of the Nonprofit Newsfeed, hosted by George and Nick from Whole Whale, the discussion takes a thought-provoking turn towards the concept of "corporate capture" and the real origins of the term "carbon footprint." This episode delves into how corporations, particularly British Petroleum (BP), have strategically shifted the focus of environmental responsibility onto consumers. George Weiner reveals that the term "carbon footprint" was not coined by environmental activists but was part of a $200 million PR campaign by BP in the early 2000s. This revelation highlights the concept of "guilt washing," a tactic that deflects systemic environmental issues onto individuals, thus masking the broader corporate responsibility for climate change. Key Insights and Reflections: Corporate Influence on Environmental Narratives: The episode uncovers how major corporations have historically influenced environmental discussions to avoid regulatory scrutiny, using terms like "carbon footprint" to redirect blame. The Role of Individual vs. Systemic Change: George emphasizes the importance of understanding the systemic causes of environmental degradation, suggesting that while individual actions matter, they are not the sole solution. Pope Francis' Environmental Advocacy: The episode also pays tribute to the late Pope Francis, recognizing his significant contributions to environmental advocacy. Additional Stories: Revival of the Ice Bucket Challenge: The Ice Bucket Challenge has made a comeback, this time raising awareness for mental health issues through the #SpeakYourMind campaign by University of South Carolina students. Generational Shifts in Charitable Giving: A recent Associated Press poll reveals a potential "generosity crisis" with younger Americans giving less to charity, raising questions about cultural shifts in philanthropy.

Doug Leier and Amy Iler (filling in for Robbie Daniels) rundown consumer news to start your week. We are eating more bacon, but what about eating zebra mussels? And, do you shop around for gas...? How to freeze eggs. And the one thing Amy swears to be saving money on is in the freezer isle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KFGO Farm & Ranch Director Sarah Heinrich explains:See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Atlanta's top consumer reporter Harry Samler has been helping our community's residents solve their problems for more than 20 years. In this year-end special, he recaps some of his top reports from 2024, including a metro Atlanta daycare owner almost having to close because of past due payments from the government; an unlicensed contractor in over his head; a $300,000 water bill; mystery parking violations; how a man wound up with TWO car payments; and an oversized tax bill.

And they did this before the holidays started...Why? It's Consumer News with KFGO Farm & Ranch Director Sarah Heinrich.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Farm & Ranch Directory Sarah Heinrich shares info on why you don't need to clean up all the leaves & garden beds.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Consumer News with KFGO Farm & Ranch Director, Sarah HeinrichSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apparently a lot of us do. Farm & Ranch Director, Sarah Heinrich with the latest Consumer News.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new report from an Australian Senate committee on supermarket pricing has made some pretty bold recommendations - should New Zealand be looking closely at what they are?

And credit card debt in America is sitting at $1.13 TRILLION! It's Consumer News with Sarah Heinrich.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Consumer News with KFGO Farm & Ranch Director Sarah Heinrich.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KFGO Farm & Ranch Director, Sarah Heinrich, shares some startling facts about your coffee cup & your water bottle: Listen in to Consumer News with The Morning Crew.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will we see any savings for flights, hotel rooms & car rentals? KFGO Farm & Ranch Director Sarah Heinrich compares travel prices of last year to this year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Into the new year with deep discounts on these products & more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gas prices have fallen. Will diesel too? How does this help farmers & ranchers? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Monday's In Medina With Farm & Ranch Director Sarah Heinrich. She shares some pretty simple ways to save money this Thanksgiving.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When you've won 4 Emmy Awards and have been nominated for two more… you can take a break and revel in your success, right? Nope. Today, we speak to a true powerhouse who has a deep love for her family and Italian heritage, is a top-notch professional, and health and fitness expert. She's warm, empathetic and so down to earth.  Antoinette Biordi,  is a weekday reporter covering breaking news and is the weekend anchor for News 12 Long Island. She's reported on everything from court cases, crime, community issues, societal concerns, health and wellness, to heartwarming profile stories about the resiliency and tenacity of Long Islanders.  She's a positive force in business by also representing News 12 at countless community events connecting her with Long Islanders. But reporting and winning Emmys is just a part of Antionette's busy life. She's also a certified spin and group fitness instructor and certified health coach.  She's won two Gold Metals in the WBFF World Beauty, Fitness, and Fashion show competing in the transformation division after losing 30 pounds, gaining muscle and transforming her body. And most importantly, Antionette is a wife, mom, dog mom and she loves to  eat, travel, workout, cook, make her home-made wine, take pictures and she plays several musical instruments including the accordion.We loved talking to this amazing woman, take a listen. In this episode we're talking about… The importance of being inquisitive and understanding what makes people tick. Building connections with compassion and allowing conversations to flow naturally. Relational intelligence, intuition, and reliance on connecting with individuals rather than relying solely on prepared questions or outlines.How working out is  therapy for releasing stored-up energy. Why eating clean is so important. How to start a life and body-changing fitness and nutrition journey.How to find your focus and why, getting laser focused and staying disciplined and on track. The power of writing in a journal and reflecting. More about Antionette Biordi at ADD HERE WEBSITE Antoinette Biordi is a 4x Emmy Award winning Reporter and Anchor for News 12 Long Island. She has been a TV Reporter since 1997.  In 2022, Antoinette earned her 4th Emmy in the category of Business and Consumer News for a series called "Road Trip Close to Home" that features fun and entertaining places to go and things to do in the tri-state area.Antoinette was born in Brooklyn, moved to Corona Queens and then moved to Nassau County, Long Island. She continues to live in Nassau with her husband, son, and her dog Pepper. In her spare time she teaches Spin and Bootcamp classes, is a certified health and wellness coach, loves to read, travel, workout, cook, make her home-made wine, take pictures and play several musical instruments including the accordion.Get your free copy of our digital magazine, GEN neXt, The Voice of the Modern Gen X Woman. www.moderngenxwoman.com/gennext GEN NeXt is a collection of insights from incredible organizations, women, and industry experts who have dedicated themselves to the same cause—turning up the volume of women 40+. We're not just Gen X we're GEN neXt

Doug Leier not happy with the price of a case of soda these days. How much did he recently pay? Find out, plus hear what Sarah has to say about the rising costs of everyday items at grocery store. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rosalind Wise took her husband's advice when he found a gently used 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee at The Car Spot.Wise loves her new/used vehicle, but has yet to receive her tag. That's because The Car Spot has seemingly closed.Used car dealers have 30 days in Georgia to process paperwork and transfer the title to its new owner. If the car is financed, the lender holds the title until the debt is paid.Temporary tags are good for 30 days. If a dealer falls behind, the buyer can request a 30-day extension, but in DeKalb - where Wise lives - one temporary tag extension is the limit.The Georgia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division (CPD) confirmed Wise needs her title. The office provides steps to replace missing or lost titles online, but the process is time-consuming and may require a lawyer.Wise doesn't have time. Like other buyers, time is running out, and she can't afford to wait months for a new title. But if she drives with an expired tag, even with her paperwork and insurance coverage, she and other drivers could be stopped by police.Read more here: https://bit.ly/44BLaVn

 Jervier Cater had big plans to renovate his West Atlanta home near historic Collier Heights, but for more than a month, he lived in a shed.Cater wakes up every morning to a construction renovation nightmare. There is literally no roof over his head. The shingles, decking, and rafters are gone. In May, a construction crew demolished the roof but abandoned the job when they found out they weren't getting paid.Cater blames his contractor Clinton Garibaldi, the owner of Garibaldi Property Management and Construction. Garibaldi claimed he didn't hire the demolition crew and instead is blaming his client.Cater disputes the claim and said Garibaldi left a disaster. Almost daily rains after crews removed the roof ruined everything inside the house. The damage forced Cater to move into his backyard shed.Read more here: bit.ly/3DrxUa5

As the cost of living continues to put the squeeze on many households, we look at new research from Consumer NZ which suggests insurance is becoming a casualty. Many people are choosing to cancel or not renew their house or contents insurance - but are there ways to bring down the cost of your premiums and still have the cover you need?Consumer has also looked into the power providers leading the pack when it comes to happy customers, and the top tips to make your money go further when you're travelling. Gemma Rasmussen, head of campaigns and communications for Consumer joins Kathryn.

Consumer specialist Wendy Perrin moved from writing about the best to helping with the best. Travel AdvocateTravel Advocate TripAdvisor Apr 2014 - Aug 2017 Director of Consumer News and Digital Community Conde Nast Traveler May 1989 - Apr 2014

Bio-Engineered Chicken? Consumer News with Amy IlerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amy Iler joins the KFGO Morning Crew with Consumer News on Thanksgiving shopping, turkey prices and how you can save money and time on food preperation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How much does the checkout ring up to make you go, "oh no I spent to much?"    Consumer News-Amy IlerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's it cost for a kid? Day Care for a month? Halloween candy? Shoes? Amy Iler-Consumer NewsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Credit card rewards have begun plummeting, and the reason may not be what you'd expect. Consumer NZ's head of communications and campaigns Gemma Rasmussen joins Kathryn to explain. 

What part of the grocery store prices have increased the most in the past year? Beef, chicken, milk, or eggs? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How bad is the rain impacting spring field work? What's happening to chicken supply and prices from avian flu? How was Sarah's Mothers Day 2022?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is Consumer Tuesday where we avail you of new and existing products and services that can best help you enjoy life in Portugal, taking a look today at tourism, energy, aviation & hotel articles in Portugal's English-speaking press. Michael Averbukh of medical go-betweens Serenity who are proving to be a great relief for many new expats trying to make sense of healthcare in Portugal, also pops in.And we'll include a currency update from FX partners Spartan.For moving large amounts of foreign exchange, consider setting up a free Spartan FX account here: https://expatsportugal.com/business-directory/spartanfx/Contact Michael and the Serenity team here: https://expatsportugal.com/business-directory/serenity-care-lda/Join the Expats Portugal community - FREE - here: https://expatsportugal.com/---Expats Portugal are here help you with every aspect of moving to and living in Portugal (-: Join the Expats Portugal community - FREE - here: https://expatsportugal.com/ AND...Support the site and forum (and get discounts and perks) by becoming a Premium Member: https://expatsportugal.com/upgrade/Join this YouTube channel to get access to clips and exclusives:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONoNEVBaAyCFcY6QpaFvbA/joinSerious about moving to Portugal? Join Expats Portugal's step-by-step, fully supported plan here: https://expatsportugal.com/premium-plus/Carl 'Your man in Portugal' Munson is available for one-to-one consultations as part of Expats Portugal's Ask Our Expats team - https://expatsportugal.com/ask-our-expats-portugal/More about shipping possessions and pets to Portugal with Global in our directory - https://expatsportugal.com/business-directory/global-international-relocation/Mortgages in Portugal: https://mortgagedirectsl.com/And for all insurance quotes, try Winsurance here: https://expatsportugal.com/business-directory/winsurance/

My news stories have been stacking up. This episode is dedicated to recent consumer news that I think is interesting for YOU to know! I'll be back next week with a "normal style" episode. Thank you for listening!  Visit Ep 39 for complete show notes.

Bonnie and Doug talk about consumer topics with KFGO Farm and Ranch Director Sarah Heinrich every Monday at 6:40am.  Today we talked about ways to prevent food borne illnesses at your picnics and cookouts this Spring and Summer. (Listen to Bonnie and Doug every Monday through Friday from 5-8 am on the “KFGO Morning Crew” and be part of our morning show by getting involved in our "Question of the Day" or by calling in weather and traffic information. Also make sure you like our KFGO Morning Crew Facebook page). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our weekly Consumer News segment with Bob Sullivan, He is a consumer rights expert, advocate and author of the NYTimes Best Sellers, Gotcha Capitalism, and Stop Getting Ripped Off! And, his newest book – The Barstool MBA. Check out his website at: bobsullivan.net

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This episode focuses on how the coronavirus impacts the consumer. Everything from scams to how buying habits will be impacted. Also, you'll hear how a couple of companies are making positive contributions to the public during this time of chaos.

Michael Finney talks about some of the latest consumer news from how Amazon is handling the Covid-19 crisis to whether the Fedral Government is resetting the deadline for people to get their REAL ID's off far enough into the future. 

Wendy Williams, NeNe Leakes, Taylor Swift, Tupac, more hot topics and Consumer News.

Guest: Wendy Knowler/Consumer Journalist. 

In this episode, Mark and John spar a bit with Jim, a self-proclaimed "contrarian" but a true professional in his field. Jim debates Motorcycle Only Law Enforcement Stops and supports them! Helmet Laws, and other related highly spirited topics. We can see Jim being a regular with the Behind the Bars Podcast since he clearly researches the topics, has the stats to back up his position and gets John and Mark fired up. http://www.mcnews.com/ As always, we would sincerely appreciate it if you subscribed to this Podcast, it would mean the world to us. www.WilkinsHarley.Com

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Matt is the president of American Consumer News, a conglomerate of Internet businesses that receive a combined total of 1.3 million unique visitors per month and generates nearly 400,000 dollars per year in gross revenue. His company operates a press release distribution service, an online video content network, a web development agency, a financial news website and a daily investment newsletter that has 34,000 active subscribers.

Matt is the president of American Consumer News, a conglomerate of Internet businesses that receive a combined total of 1.3 million unique visitors per month and generates nearly $400,000 per year in gross revenue. His company operates a press release distribution service, an online video content network, a web development agency, a financial news website and a daily investment newsletter that has 34,000 active subscribers.

On this week's HBA Green Building Podcast:What does 'green' really mean? And what is 'greenwashing'?First-time homebuyers get a new $7500 tax credit incentive to buy: is this your chance to build green?Consumer News subscriptions FREE on... ________________________________