Hello and welcome to the Don't Be Evil edition of Slate Money, your guide to the business and finance

news of the week. I'm Felix Salmon of Axios. I'm here as ever with Anna Schmanski hello and

Emily Peck of the Huffington Post and we are going to be talking about Google and whether it has become evil and

whether there's now a fight between its management and its staff over evil related

issues. We're going to talk about what's going on also workplace culture

wise in Netflix. We're going to talk about because Anna's here and we basically need to

throw her a fish every so often and we're going to talk to her about

leveraged loans and then if we if we have one segment on leverage loans she'll stick around for another few months, it's great.

But we will talk about leverage loans because they're kind of amazing what's going on with them right now.

And we are going to carve out a little bit of the intro to say many thanks to Lisa Marie

Furla because it was Lisa Marie of all people who emailed us to tell us to have Faisal Islam on the show last week.

And that is why we had Faisal Islam on the show last week.

And June Thomas, who basically runs podcasts for the entire

world or at least for Slate sent us a rare and special email saying oh my God you had a mancunian on obviously the

show was amazing because anytime you have a mancunian on the show is amazing

which is true so now we are on a search I guess we are still

searching for a suburbs person if you know a mancunian suburbs and then that would

that would really hit the

the sweet spot but we do have suggestions from you. Thank you for all of those.

They were very helpful and oh if you're a slate plus member we're going to talk about a 36 billion dollar tech acquisition, which is huge and kind of disappeared in the news cycle.

This is what happens when there are midterms.

In any case, we shall stop. This is what happens when they're midterms.

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