H&M’s “Moneyball” strategy — Intel’s $2B AI acquisition — Sprout Social’s social-ish IPO

The Best One Yet

Nick & Jack Studios

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

4.6 • 9.8K Ratings

🗓️ 17 December 2019

⏱️ 17 minutes

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H&M has spent 2 years trying to burn fewer clothes (literally), and an 11% sales rebound shows it’s finally working. Intel splurged $2B on a chip company because the last time it tried to build its own, it failed. And Sprout Social IPO’d to help your company’s social media manager relax.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is Nick.
0:02.0	This is Jack.
0:03.0	And this is Snacks.
0:04.0	Daily, this Tuesday, December 17th, the halls with
0:07.2	vows of snacks.
0:08.2	This is the best snacks we've ever done.
0:10.0	No joke, we actually spent a lot of time preparing.
0:11.8	Three stories.
0:12.4	The first one is Intel.
0:13.8	The old school chip company just spent $2 billion
0:16.4	on another smaller chip company.
0:18.6	And they're going to organize your eye cloud
0:20.8	and your Google Drive files.
0:22.0	Oh, thanks.
0:22.6	Believe this chip business runs out a little bit better
0:24.7	than their iPhone chip debacle.
0:26.8	Second story, H&M.
0:28.2	Straight out of Sweden.
0:29.8	They just enjoyed their best quarter in a long time
0:31.6	because its new strategy is paying off.
0:33.6	Get better at scouting, not at coaching.
0:37.6	The actual clothes are the player in the sports now.
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