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How Bruin Capital’s George Pyne Capitalizes on Sports | The Deal

In this episode of The Deal, Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with Bruin Capital Founder and CEO George Pyne about how he reinvented institutions like NASCAR and IMG before pivoting to investing. Pyne explains what he looks for in a founder, why the risk-reward ratio is important in deal-making and the opportunities he sees for growth in college sports.

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01:18 - 04:13 George’s signature deal at NASCAR
04:13 - 07:13 George’s career journey
07:13 - 08:58 George’s three mentors
08:58 - 12:34 Transitioning from NASCAR to IMG
12:34 - 17:16 How George Expanded IMG’s business into college sports
17:16 - 18:45 What George sees in the business of sports
18:45 - 23:27 Why George started Bruin Capital
23:27 - 24:07 What it’s like raising a first fund
24:07 - 25:39 Alex’s transition from athlete to investor
25:39 - 29:40 How Bruin leverages the sports ecosystem
29:40 - 33:11 Bruin’s ideal investment
33:11 - 36:41 Box to Box Films
36:41 - 39:27 How college sports is changing
39:27 - 44:48 George’s network
44:48 - 46:30 Rapid Fire

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Boost Your Lifespan? The Impact of Two Weeks Exercise on Longevity

Research shows that moderate amounts of physical stress can help your body stay healthier for longer. That’s why longevity hacks, like intermittent fasting and ice baths, are blowing up on social media.

I put myself through a strenuous 10-day workout plan to learn why and how the most active form of stress–exercise–is actually your best bet for a longer, healthier life.

0:00 Stress exercise
0:38 Baseline longevity test
2:41 Training
3:17 The results
4:59 What can you do about it?

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Why AI Can't Exist Without Taiwan

Right now, the world depends on Taiwan for almost all of the critical hardware needed to power AI. But how is its tech industry adapting to the growing threat of conflict with Beijing?

00:00 Intro
01:28 History of Taiwan’s Tech Dominance
03:07 Taiwan’s Unsung Heroes - AI Hardware Gems
04:04 Shifting Technology Demands for AI
05:52 Why Taiwan?
06:57 Geopolitical Risks to the Supply Chain
08:20 What’s next?

#Taiwan #AI #Tech

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Inside Volkswagen’s Multibillion-Dollar Pivot to Become More American | WSJ Pivot

Volkswagen has come to rely on China for a third of its auto sales, but its market share in the country has been waning as rival carmaker companies like BYD hit the market. As a result, the German automaker is pivoting away from a heavy reliance on China by leaning into American tastes.

The company is investing in new EV models and nostalgic redesigns of models like the iconic VW Bus - calling the new version the ID. Buzz.

WSJ’s William Boston explains VW’s American growth strategy — and its potential pitfalls.

0:00 VW new-look bus
0:31 Nostalgia
2:06 Design for American tastes
5:42 Localize the supply chain

#Volkswagen #EV #WSJ


South Korea’s Radical Solution to Asia’s Birth Rate Crisis

South Korea is facing a demographic time bomb. The nation is grappling with the world’s lowest fertility rate and a rapidly aging population, which threaten its very future. The unfolding crisis mirrors a global trend that’s hitting East Asia hardest, forcing a reckoning between tradition and modern day realities for women. The choices South Korea makes now might provide a path for others to follow.

Read more about how Asia's Baby Shortage Cries Out for a Gender Equality Solution on Bloomberg:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2024-11-01/birth-rates-drop-has-governments-in-east-asia-scrambling-for-a-fix

00:00 Intro of South Korea’s birth rate problem
01:57 Government-run matchmaking event
02:24 Where South Korea stands
02:45 Why young people avoid marriage and childbirth
04:25 How they got here
06:28 Gender equality plays a role
08:22 The wider global trend
09:07 What’s next?

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Why the Growing Latino Vote Is So Crucial in the Election | WSJ State of the Stat

Polls show Democrats winning the Latino vote by a smaller margin than in previous elections. Undecided Latino voters could play a major role in key swing states, if Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump can get them to vote at all.

WSJ explains why Latino voters are so difficult to pin down and how both the Republican Party and Democratic Party are trying to win them over before Election Day.

Chapters:
0:00 The latino vote
1:02 How the population has changed
2:31 Issues voters care about it
6:39 Outreach

State of the Stat
WSJ breaks down a key stat or data point to explain the current state of the political system — and why it matters.

#Trump #Harris #WSJ


How Japan Created a Robot-Friendly Future, Today | Momentum

Join Haslinda Amin as she explores the way robots and AI are integrated into Japanese life. From drones managing crops to unmanned harvesters, see how it's paving the way to a more efficient future.

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What’s Driving Pakistan’s Middle Class Brain Drain?

A growing number of skilled workers are leaving Pakistan, seeking opportunities abroad as their country faces one of Asia’s highest inflation rates, rising food and energy prices and a devalued currency.

To address the dire economic situation, the government has implemented unpopular reforms, including raising corporate tax rates and utility prices. These measures are part of Pakistan’s latest $7 billion loan deal with the International Monetary Fund, aimed at averting national bankruptcy.

But the result of all this has been an increasing number of would-be taxpayers emigrating to wealthier nations. So what does that mean for the country’s economic and political prospects?

00:00 Introduction
01:18 Growing pessimism
02:32 Brain drain
03:08 Asad’s story
04:26 Economic situation
05:40 The tax problem
07:22 Relationship with the IMF

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