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The Readback explores why only a few of our most hyped companies and ideas end up meeting their promise. The lessons learned hold value not just for investors, but for everyone trying to find the next big thing.
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Autonomous cars have reached a fork in the road. The path forward could make or break the technology.
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The government has taken a hands-free approach to self-driving. Why that's stalling progress.
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As self-driving momentum builds, a chorus of voices says we shouldn't be doing this at all.
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New autonomous technologies have people pushing vehicles well beyond their limits. Inside one experiment to see just how far our cars will go.
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Even as car makers roll out new self-driving features, consumers remain skeptical. Why they're tapping the brakes on change.
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Today on the Readback, we're bringing you an episode of a new podcast we think you'll like from MarketWatch: Best New Ideas in Money. On the show, Marketwatch editor Jeremy Olshan and economist Stephanie Kelton explore innovations in economics, finance, technology, and policy that rethink the way we live, work, spend, save, and invest.
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Confusion abounds when it comes to the definition of self-driving. That may have life or death consequences.
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Sometimes a bold vision requires baby steps. Inside the technology at the center of self-driving's biggest debate.
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A major failure in the Mojave Desert finally puts self-driving on the map.
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Self-driving cars were supposed to be in our driveways by now. How did we get so off course?
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Join us for a new season about our journey toward self-driving cars - and why it's taking us so long to get there.
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Companies have been craving alternatives to the IPO. As the world reopens, old Wall Street habits could return.
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Spotify, Slack, and Coinbase created disruptive businesses. So when it came time to go public, they didn't take the traditional Wall Street approach.
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Once derided SPACs have taken over the IPO world. But can it last?
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The company spent years trying to disrupt the real estate market. Then its IPO pushed too far.
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The Chinese internet giant staged the world's biggest - and perhaps riskiest - IPO in 2014. Investors still piled in.
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The mattress startup thought way outside the box. Why was its IPO such a snooze?
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Peloton nearly broke the IPO market, and then came racing back. (First published November 25, 2020.)
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The ride-sharing giant hoped to be worth $120 billion. Then investors started asking about profits.
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Facebook was already at the top of the world when it went public in 2012. The IPO nearly ruined it all.
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alex you said kinda 4 times in one sentence.
Too much fluff in the beginning with the replay of old company advertising. it wasn't relevant to the topic.
23 episodes only and The Readback is already doing repeats of 'old' episodes! hopeless. 😂