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We've also got some snack-food news and a look at solar power companies.

We also talk about how to write an investment thesis and how a journal can help when markets get choppy.

And what will it take for Roku to turn a profit?

Earnings season goes on, and we've got a look at Celsius Holdings' report.

We've also got a look at the life cycle of companies.

And we talk with PG&E CEO Patricia Poppe about the company's turnaround and how it's serving the growing electricity demand from data centers.

Housing supply is slowly rising. So are prices.

Author Dave Gonzales brings it into focus.

Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta are all spending a ton of money to build out cloud capabilities to fuel the next phase of AI growth. But the market isn't sold on that spend yet.

Bringing innovation to the government.

Every stock market valuation is a number from today multiplied by a story about tomorrow.

There was a lot of red across the market on Aug. 5, and very little of it had to do with the performance of companies sitting in investors' brokerage accounts.

Someone's gotta make 'em, and someone's gotta buy 'em.

We also check in on Boston Omaha.

And of course we're still talking about that IT outage.

We also take a look at what the Olympics could mean for NBC's streaming service.

And Southwest's seating change.

How do you determine what a company's worth? You start by pulling a lot of information from a lot of different places.

Author Nathaniel Eliason talks about how his journey in crypto affected how he thinks about risk and more.

Investor insight worth listening to.