SurveyMonkey CEO; Warby Parker Co-CEO; Google’s Play for Death (Cures)

Squawk Pod

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Investing, Business, News, Business News

4.2 • 543 Ratings

🗓️ 10 December 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

A former Boeing employee speaks out on the red flags he raised before the two deadly 737 Max crashes. Google’s parent company Alphabet has brought on a new board member who might be able to help the company’s venture to find a cure for death. SurveyMonkey CEO Zander Lurie has the numbers on pretty much everything, including public sentiment on trade, President Trump, and ageism. Warby Parker Co-CEO Neil Blumenthal makes the case for frames, and for growing sustainably before going public. Plus, 401(k) fund selection, it’s easy as A-B-C! At least, it should be. A Seton Hall professor’s data reveals the investor bias that might be hurting your retirement plan.

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0:18.5	Today, on Squack Pod, a Boeing whistleblower on the 737 Max.
0:23.0	He described the conditions at Boeing's plant.
0:26.0	Google's efforts for eternity.
0:28.0	I want him to cure death.
0:29.0	And the CEOs of Survey Monkey and Warby Parker.
0:32.0	Plus, alphabetical order is hurting you, maybe.
0:35.0	Why 401k Fund selections should go from A all the way to Z.
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