If you're an employee at a major tech company right now, well, you're probably feeling

more than a little anxious.

This fall is ushered in a slew of industry layoffs, more than 24,000 jobs in November

alone in PR reported.

The root causes, well, a combination of factors, the end of the pandemic uptick in sales

and larger economic turbulence, products that were key to making lockdowns less miserable

are no longer in such high demand.

But for many of these same companies, well, the trouble started well before this fall.

Today, we're talking all about corporate scandals and what happens when business gets ugly.

Specifically, we're focusing on three Silicon Valley companies, valued at more than a billion

dollars so-called unicorns, met a formerly known as Facebook, Peloton and Uber.

They've had more than their fair share of scandals and bad press, but can they bounce back?

And have they?

Here to talk about all that, Vanity Fair reporter Caleb Eccarma, Victoria Song, reporter

from the Verge, and comedian Matt Bronger.

We'll also look back at some of our tech stories from our sister show Business Wars Daily

and look ahead to our next season that's all about white-collar crime in the art world.

South of these versus Christie's, stick around for the best of Business Wars Daily.

I'm David Brown and this is the best of Business Wars Daily.

We're chatting about what happens when corporations play dirty and joining us, Vanity Fair reporter

Caleb Eccarma and comedian Matt Bronger, who has a new comedy special out on YouTube called

Doug.

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