Sorry Apple, Microsoft is Now Most Valuable US Co. & Hertz is Out on EVs

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🗓️ 12 January 2024

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Episode 234: Neal and Toby discuss the battle between Microsoft and Apple to be the biggest company in the United States. Plus, Hertz sells off over 20k electric vehicles and a breakdown of all the drama happening at ESPN. Next a roundup of all the biggest tech layoffs and the biggest takeaways from CES. Finally, what is going on with the toilets at Eton? Listen to Morning Brew Daily Here: https://link.chtbl.com/MBD Watch Morning Brew Daily Here: https://www.youtube.com/@MorningBrewDailyShow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Good morning for a daily show. I'm Neil Freiman and I'm Toby Hal. Today how
0:05.1	Hurts's big bet on electric vehicles ran out of battery. Then you hear that?
0:09.9	That's the sound of Microsoft breathing down Apple's neck for the title of biggest
0:14.3	company in the world.
0:16.0	It's Friday, January 12th.
0:18.1	Let's ride.
0:21.7	We receive We received further confirmation that if you mess with global
0:27.8	shipping the US is going to mess with you. Last night the US and the
0:32.3	UK launched airstrikes on Huti targets in Yemen in response to the
0:36.6	Huti's frequent attacks on international cargo ships traversing the Red Sea over the past few
0:41.7	months. These strikes will certainly jack up tensions in the Middle East,
0:45.6	and is exactly the kind of wider regional conflict
0:48.5	experts had feared since Hamas attacked Israel,
0:51.1	and Israel responded with its war in Gaza.
0:53.5	A senior Huti official said that America and Britain will pay a heavy price for their
0:58.2	aggression, so we're going to see what their response will be.
1:01.5	Oil prices are up almost 4% this morning on the news a pretty
1:04.8	sizable jump that shows investors are getting a little concerned about
1:08.6	disruptions to the global economy from the Middle East.
1:11.1	Yeah this is causing the shipping industry
1:13.5	to take a page out of the 1488 Bartolomew Diaz navigational book.
1:18.6	The routes that these ships are taking around the Horn of Africa around the
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