Podcasts about trumpenomics

The backbone of Trump's upending of the global trading system have of course been his tariffs. They have been arbitrarily applied to America's allies and sometimes based on the personal whims of the President. But they could be deemed illegal as early as today by the US Supreme Court. If Trump can get around that ruling it will mean 3 more years of economic and political chaos. It's one of the main topics at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week where Trump himself will doubtless lecture the free world on his idea of Trumpenomics. Aidan Meagher is the co-head of the geopolitical strategy unit with EY and joined Joe Lynam on the show this morning to discuss.

On this episode I'm back with Luke Hodgson, co founder of Commerce thinking and high cohesion and we're discussing whether stock management is your secret marketing weapon.Before we kick off we quickly discuss H&M announcing that they'll be using AI models and Napster's recent sale for $200m. Yes, Napster just got sold for $200m.Then we get into the meat of the conversation and debate whether stock is actually a secret marketing weapon. We touch on why stock management is often overlooked compared to marketing, why brands should focus on selling everything they buy, the power of personalised promotions, the fallacy that tech is the solution to stock issues and why all brands need a stock health checkup by a qualified stock doctor.This podcast is brought to you by our mates at Inventory Planner by Sage. What do brands like like Astrid & Miyu, ROKA London and Passenger have in common? They all use Inventory Planner by Sage to cut excess stock by a third and scale multi-locations with confidence. Get two month's free by following this link.Checkout Factory here.Sign up to our newsletter here.

Donald Trump's latest tariff plan is as bold as it is baffling. A 60% tax on Chinese imports, arbitrary surcharges on trade deficits, and even tariffs on… the Penguin Islands? With Vietnam already targeted and Europe bracing for impact, what exactly is the strategy here—if any?In this episode, we break down Trump's tariff logic (or lack thereof) and explore the possible scenarios: Is this just a negotiating tactic? A deliberate move to collapse the global trade system? Or simply economic incompetence on full display?More importantly, we examine the long-term consequences: Is the U.S. dismantling the very system that made it an economic superpower? And what happens if the world stops playing along?This podcast is published with the help of RAIA NOW gUG but is an individual project between the Director of RAIA, Dario Hasenstab, and Balder Hageraats. If you would like to get in touch with us, write us an email at thewesternbubble@gmail.com.

Trump is a businessman, but how does that work out from the Resolute desk? Will America's economic situation change for better or worse? All that and more in this episode of the BNS Podcast! For more content like this, go to biblenation.org

In this episode, Craig, Tim & Ryan discuss what they are seeing in markets at the moment. They touch on where they are seeing pockets of opportunity and the impact of Trumpenomics on the global economy. Disclaimer: The information in this podcast series is for general financial educational purposes only, should not be considered financial advice and is only intended for wholesale clients. That means the information does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider if the information is appropriate for you and your needs. You should always consult your trusted licensed professional adviser before making any investment decision.

The formation of a centrist coalition should be positive for housing, planning, regulation, and infrastructure. However Trumpenomics, including a potential tariff war and a radical cut in Corporation tax in the US could pose problems for the commercial property market. They are some of the assessments of the latest property outlook for 2025 by CBRE. Speaking to Joe this morning was Colin Richardson Head of Research at CBRE.

Jackie King, Executive Director of IBEC Global and Prof. Donnacha O'Beachain, Professor of Politics at the School of Law and Government, Dublin City University

Donald Trump's economic agenda is clear: less taxation and regulation; more tariffs. But some of his programs will require a lot of money, which means America will need to borrow more. Those borrowings and the impact of tariffs will affect small, open trading economies, like Australia.GuestsProfessor Susan Stone, Credit Union SA Chair of Economics, University of South AustraliaWin-Li Toh, Principal, Taylor Fry

Hello Metalworking Nation! After a short break, we are so excited to be back in the MakingChips studio. On today’s episode we’ll discuss the importance of creating routine processes in order to take you and your business to the next level. “Anyone that’s a manufacturing leader knows… When you own a business that consumes you 24/7 .. you’re dreaming about it, you’re thinking about it when you go to sleep .. it’s just the way that it is.” – Jason Zenger Later on in the episode we’ll discuss balancing your work life with your personal life, and what steps you can take to make sure the two don’t conflict. In manufacturing news, we talk about “Trumpenomics” and why we should re-evaluate the cost of domestic vs. offshore production. We’ll also discuss starting meetings on a high note, news with Carr Machine & Tool, and a certain German food that Jason specializes in making. Episode Structure: [02:42] – Manufacturing News [10:02] – News at Carr Machine [15:05] – Creating Routine Processes [18:35] – Starting with Something Positive [21:40] – Scorecards and KPI’s [23:20] – Rocks and Tasks [25:50] – Finding Balance with a Leadership Team [29:50] – Worklife Balance [34:34] – Conclusion of Episode Mentioned in this Episode: Manufacturing News We Want to Hear From YOU, The Metalworking Nation: • Jim@makingchips.com • Jason@makingchips.com • Ryan@makingchips.com Telephone: (312) 725-0245

Former UK PM David Cameron has said that Bitcoin and Blockchain technology have the potential to improve both financial inclusion and government transparency. Has Cameron oversold on future prospects of Blockchain and Bitcoin or is there a long-term value here? To know more, we talk to Charlie Morris, Fund Manager at Newscape Capital Group, who says the technology is still far behind Visa or Mastercard but does have the potential to make it big in the future. Morris also talks about Snap IPO and its entry into entering the digital advertising market where the incumbents are two powerful behemoths: Facebook and Google. The segment concludes with a discussion on Trumpenomics - lower taxes, higher spending. Morris calls it as Reganomics and explains whether the model is sustainable in the long-run. #blockchain, #Bitcoin, #Trump, #economy, #fiscalspending, #taxes, #Snap, #Snapchat, #ipo, #markets, #trading, #equities, #investing, #fundamentals, #technicals

The inauguration was yesterday and the world is pretty much the same. It’s actually sunny in Chicago which is a rarity this time of the year Meanwhile, the Dow is going crazy…flirting with 20,000. Trumpenomics has got people excited. Small business future confidence indices are off the charts. The enthusiasm has not been this high […] The post 038: Trump, the economy, and the future with Lior Gantz appeared first on Wealth Formula.

Ed Butowsky, top wealth manager in Dallas, Fox Business Financial Advisor, and managing partner of Chapwood Investment Management, joins Varney & Co. to discuss whether the Trump rally is losing steam and a market pullback is on its way.