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The Best One Yet

🍦 “$18 for a Frosty?” – Wendy’s surge pricing. The grocery store election. Apple’s canceled iCar.

The Best One Yet

Nick & Jack Studios

Business, News, Finance, Business News, Pop Culture, Tech

4.6 • 9.8K Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Inspired by Uber, Wendy’s is adding digital billboards to all locations by 2025 so it can bring Surge Pricing to fast food — How much does a burger cost? Depends on the time of day.

Kroger and Albertsons were about to merge in the biggest deal in grocery history, but the government just sued to block it — Because this year’s election will be decided in the grocery aisle.

And after 10 years of developing a secret iCar, Apple is quitting — But we think Apple already owns your car (we’ll explain).


Intro: Gen Z is making landlines cool again. Because landline phones are liberating.


$WEN $AAPL $KR $ACI


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0:00.0

Wunderry Plus subscribers can listen to the best one yet, ad free right now.

0:05.0

Join Wunderry Plus in the Wunderry app on Apple Podcasts.

0:08.0

The global smart watch industry is worth 45 billion dollars annually.

0:13.0

The Apple Watch is the undisputed bestseller,

0:16.0

but Apple's dominance wasn't always a given.

0:19.0

In the wake of Steve Jobs's death,

0:21.0

Samsung was ready to capitalize on the company's uncertain path

0:26.0

and beat Apple to market with the first smart watch. By 2013, Samsung had become an electronics powerhouse, a far cry from its humble origins as a family

0:36.2

grocery store.

0:37.8

It was ready to take on Silicon Valley's finest.

0:41.7

In this face-off, both companies will have to sway consumers while

0:45.6

surviving PR disasters as they open the Pandora's box of interactive biometrics.

0:51.0

Hi I'm David Brown, the host of Wundery Show Business Wars.

0:55.0

We go deep into some of the biggest corporate rivalries of all time, and in our latest season,

0:59.8

we're clocking the fierce battle over wearable technology between Apple and Samsung.

1:05.0

Make sure you follow Business Wars, wherever you get your podcasts.

1:08.0

You can listen ad-free on the Amazon Music or Wondery App.

1:12.0

This is Nick, this is Jack.

1:14.0

It's Wednesday, so VK Wednesday, February 28th.

1:18.0

And today's pod is the best one yet.

1:21.0

We're bringing up the top three pop business news stories you need to

1:24.9

know today. While you're in San Francisco we got a surprise for you. What do you

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