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Betterment CEO Sarah Levy explains how they are incorporating digital currency into their business strategy.

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Betterment is Dipping Their Toes into Crypto

Sarah Levy, CEO of Betterment, discusses market volatility, regulation concerns, and where she’s finding bipartisan agreement in the financial space.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20250815/5f12279a-b207-42bc-b5f1-5a34a8a1e8d7/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Betterment CEO On Government Policies Impacting Investing Habits

The exec talks crypto, advisors, and the legislation she's watching in an interview with At Barron's Andy Serwer.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20250813/676b2b97-9259-40e8-bee4-1ae231eaefb6/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Sarah Levy: From the Entertainment Industry to CEO of Betterment

Surrounding recent and political controversies at Harvard University, author and Harvard professor Arthur C. Brooks tells Barron’s Andy Serwer that it’s "not a Harvard problem, it’s a higher ed problem."

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This Harvard Professor Sees Too Much Activism in Universities

Author and Harvard professor Arthur C. Brooks breaks down why people in leadership positions tend to have intense emotions.

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Is Happiness at the Top? A Look at Leaders, CEOs, and Politicians.

Author and Harvard University professor Arthur C. Brooks discusses all things happiness, why he supports capitalism, and what's going on at Harvard with Editor at Large Andy Serwer.

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'It's Not a Feeling': A Harvard Professor on the Formula for Happiness

The Marriott business has over 30 brands including The Ritz-Carlton, Westin, and Sheraton. Anthony Capuano, Marriott International CEO, discusses why the large brand portfolio and strategy is a priority.

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How Many Brands is Too Many? For Marriott, 30 Is a Sweet Spot

Marriott International CEO Anthony Capuano breaks down the micro and macro effects of tariffs on the company, specifically in China.

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How Tariffs are Affecting the Hotel Industry in the U.S. and Abroad

Marriott International's Anthony Capuano spoke about when he was named chief executive officer of the hotel chain after the death of Marriott's then-CEO and amid the Covid-19 pandemic. "It was, you know, on a personal level, extraordinarily emotional," Capuano said. This interview was recorded on June 2, 2025.

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How Marriott's CEO Was Appointed During Significant Challenges

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Saira Malik, chief investment officer of Nuveen, makes the case for more gains in 2023.

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S&P 4700?

David Bailin, chief investment officer of Citi Global Wealth, offers his take on the latest IPO activity and what it says about the strength of capital markets.

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IPOs: Making a Comeback

Chris Harvey, head of equity strategy at Wells Fargo Securities, explains what would make him more bullish on stocks and when he sees a Fed rate cut coming.

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Cuts on the Horizon?

Tom Kennedy, chief investment strategist for J.P. Morgan Global Wealth Management, explains why he thinks concerns around a slowdown in China are overblown.

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Evaluating China Risk

Liz Young, head of investment strategy at SoFi, discusses how market moving the August inflation data could be.

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Inflation in the Spotlight

Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel, offers her take on the biggest risks to the economy right now.

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Assessing Economic Headwinds 

Dan Ives, managing director and senior equity analyst at Wedbush Securities, explains why he thinks Apple will continue to be a market leader.

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Prove-me Moment

Ross Mayfield, investment strategy analyst at Baird, highlights bullish catalysts that could drive the market higher between now and year-end.

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Gearing up for a Rally

Matthew Luzzetti, chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank, discusses what’s next for the Federal Reserve and the economy.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230501/7264fcc9-eea9-4d99-b839-4cd4c20500c9/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Recession Ahead 

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David Bailin of Citi Global Wealth and Saira Malik of Nuveen debate the probability of a recession and discuss where they’re finding opportunities in equities and fixed income.

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Investing in a Slowing Economy 

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Chris Harvey of Wells Fargo Securities explains why he believes the Federal Reserve is done hiking interest rates while J.P. Morgan Global Wealth Management’s Tom Kennedy makes the case for multi-asset investing.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230918/84e9a4a4-4e50-4b7b-934c-9a532f9803fc/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Rate Hikes in the Rearview?

Lindsey Piegza of Stifel discusses the upside risks for inflation while SoFi’s Liz Young explains why she’s cautious on the market through year-end.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230911/395ecb74-e349-45b0-a6b8-f91b8874aaf8/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Pricing Pressure & Frothy Valuations

Baird’s Ross Mayfield makes the case for a better than expected September for stocks while Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities explains why big tech can rally another 15%.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230905/156bf778-e13d-41ef-b750-55e2ef1c0162/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

September to Remember? 

Kristen Bitterly of Citi Global Wealth Management explains why the strong start to the year is nothing more than a bear market rally while Eric Winograd of AllianceBernstein offers his outlook for the Fed, inflation, and the labor market.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230220/ae07e591-f017-4e82-babb-c80144e7d42f/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Time to be Skeptical?

Anastasia Amoroso of iCapital explains why she thinks the stock market rally is nearing a ceiling while U.S. Bank Wealth Management’s Lisa Erickson discusses where she’s finding investment opportunities in an uncertain environment.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230213/61be15a3-f5ac-4a25-b944-edd15e605e30/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Hitting a Wall

Jack Manley of J.P. Morgan Asset Management explains why now is the time to leg back into risk assets while BlackRock’s Rick Rieder offers his top fixed income opportunities.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230206/0be0daa9-d29a-4350-b277-a9ee6ed9a2ea/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Two Ways to Play

Amid impressive January gains, Cameron Dawson of New Edge Wealth discusses how she’s positioning her portfolio and Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics explains why he thinks the economy can still avoid a recession.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230130/a8c37d62-592b-4830-9466-65c3824205fe/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Gauging Upside Potential

Mike Schumacher of Wells Fargo Securities explains why he’s nervous about stagflation while Sylvia Jablonski of Defiance Investments offers her top portfolio picks.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230123/1e752a76-b7d4-4802-821a-837d6176f979/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Wall Street’s Biggest Risk

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After 10 straight hikes, the central bank switched gears and opted to keep rates steady. But that doesn't mean the Fed's inflation fight is over.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20230616/9dce6e5c-4c62-4aa6-b432-d3407ac41aea/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

The Fed's Rate Pause, Explained

A publicly traded company can increase it's number of shares available by splitting its stock. Here's why companies may do it and how it affects investors.

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Stock Splits Are Big This Year. Here's What They Mean for Investors.

Here's why a publicly traded company may decide to go private and what it means for its shareholders.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20221025/9fb3fa20-e2ac-485b-aa4d-8fcf3ebd3151/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

What Happens When a Stock Goes Private?

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When saving for retirement, there are many different accounts and tax strategies to consider. Here's how to tell if a Roth IRA conversion could be right for you.

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What to Know About Roth IRA Conversions

As recession fears loom, here are three ways investors can prepare and protect their portfolios.

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Preparing Your Portfolio for a Recession

Retiring abroad could lower your cost of living, so you can make your savings go further in your golden years. But a permanent move to a new country could be more complicated than you think. Here's what you should know.

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Thinking Of Retiring Abroad? Here's What to Consider.

Billionaire-backed space companies have made space tourism a reality. How to participate in a potential private-sector space boom.

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How To Invest In Space Tourism

When you hear the words 'electric vehicle', you might immediately think 'Tesla'. But as more automakers enter the EV competition, Tesla might have trouble holding its lead. Here's what investors need to know.

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Is Tesla Miles Ahead of Others in the Electric Vehicle Race?

Chinese tech company DiDi Global, which runs a ride-sharing app, has announced it plans to delist from the New York Stock Exchange. Investors are watching and waiting to see what other Chinese giants with U.S. listings, like Alibaba and JD.com, will do. Here's what delisting entails.

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What Happens When a Stock Delists?

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CEO Cristiano Amon has a plan to shrink Qualcomm’s reliance on phones and grow its role in AI, cars, and beyond. Investors are skeptical—should they be?

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What's Next for Qualcomm?

On the Barron's Streetwise Podcast, Barron’s senior writer Al Root sits down with Jack Hough to discuss Toyota’s recent success with hybrids, the coolest cars at the New York Auto Show, and what’s ahead for Tesla stock.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20240329/f163bbd7-0cb6-4c6f-b7f9-a85ae5cd2553/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Is Electric Vehicle Demand Cooling Off? 

On the Barron’s Streetwise podcast, Rystad Energy’s Alexandre Ramos Peon discusses how U.S. oil producers have boosted profitability and production despite fewer wells.

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The Outlook for Oil

On the Barron’s Streetwise Podcast, Jack Hough pushes back against one of Bitcoin’s most popular valuation models.

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Bitcoin as 'Digital Gold' 

On the Barron’s Streetwise podcast, Raphael Zagury of Swan Bitcoin shares his bitcoin price model with Associate Editor Jack Hough.

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The $600,000 Case for Bitcoin

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Bond Funds or Individual Bonds?

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Ford CEO On the Outlook for EVs and Robo Cars

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Inflation, Attractive Bonds, and Value Abroad

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Stocks are expensive, risks abound, and AI is about to change the world. Other than that, building a calamity-proof retirement portfolio should be a cinch. Tune in as two veteran money managers size up the markets and share their investment ideas.

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Are You Fiscally Fit?

Surging power demand, new energy sources, and growing competition have spurred the utility industry to become more innovative than ever before. Our panelists will unpack the changes afoot and explore what lies ahead for companies, customers, and investors.

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Not Your Father's Utility

Modernizing America's grid will take creativity and money -- lots of money. Learn how players across the power sector can achieve their electrification goals and serve new customers without breaking the bank for consumers.

https://m.wsj.net/video/20240917/bd6bd43a-bb07-4b7f-9d1c-6ae04220bea9/1/hls/manifest-hd-wifi.m3u8

Ready for a Revamp?

The launch this year of Bitcoin ETFs has made it easier for investors to buy and trade the cryptocurrency. But is that a wise move, and if so, how much crypto should you own?

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Journal Editorial Report: Why stocks are mostly shrugging off President Trump's latest threats. Photo: Angela Weiss/AFP/Getty Images/Samuel Corum/Bloomberg News

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Journal Editorial Report: Why stocks are mostly shrugging off President Trump's latest threats.

A Muted Market Response to Trump's Tariffs

We're making a lot of money. We're doing great as a country. We have no inflation. Record stock market, record business, record everything. Everything's a record now.

That was President Trump touting the US economy in the Oval Office on Wednesday, including a near record high stock market despite new threats of an August 1st tariff blitz. Let's bring in our panel, Wall Street Journal columnist Allysia Finley and Joe Sternberg. So Joe, first the President says no inflation, but it popped up to 2.7% in June. What do you think? Is this inflation something to be concerned about, this pop up?

I think it is, because this is a sign that somehow we're not getting that last mile. I mean, everyone remembers all of accelerated inflation rates we had after 2021. And certainly it's good news that the rate is much slower than it was back then. But really the story of the past year or two has been that the economy is struggling to get back to a minimum of 2% inflation. And you know, we're not there yet. So I think that Trump is making these statements because he knows that there's political danger for him and Republicans if that progress does slow. But no other president in history has been very successful persuading Americans that there wasn't inflation when they actually see it in front of them every time they buy something.

So Allysia, you heard Don Luskin talk about why he thinks the market is kind of blowing through the tariff threats despite some escalation from the President leading up to August 1st. Are you surprised?

No, I would agree with him that the Supreme Court is likely to eventually strike down these tariffs under the IEEPA law. Though Trump has also threatened to use other authorities to impose some tariffs. And he has pitched copper tariffs, pharmaceutical tariffs, aluminum. He already has the aluminum tariffs under Section 232 authorities. So I think you're likely to see Trump go ahead with some of the tariffs.

Paul: But not as broad based?

Broad as based, right. I think the other reason is there is the quote, unquote TACO trade, that Trump always chickens out. And he gave himself a three week, quote unquote, negotiating period, August 1st deadline, right? So that means he can walk back, tout some symbolic victories in some deals and then pull them back to maybe 10% rather than the 30% he's been threatening on a lot of US allies.

Joe, what do you make of the White House criticism about the Federal Reserve and Jerome Powell's refurbishing at quite a lot of money, the Fed building. Is this fair criticism? And would it be grounds for firing Powell?

Well, I mean it's sort of a fair criticism in the sense that taxpayers should always be antsy whenever it looks like a bureaucracy is inflicting big cost overruns on an office project somewhere. I mean, the Fed does have a responsibility to be good stewards of resources. But I think that President Trump's real beef with Jerome Powell is that Powell isn't cutting interest rates right now. I think Trump wants that because he thinks it would support the economy. He also wants the low rates because he thinks it would make it easier to manage the federal budget and keep interest expenses under control. I don't think that either of those are good arguments on policy merits. Trump should want a Fed that's going to get that inflation under control. And I also think that as a pretext to this whole palaver with the Fed office building is sort of misdirected here because it's not a good look for the Fed. It's also not a reason to create an enormous disruption in financial markets you would have if Trump does try to fire the Fed Chief.

Trump is demanding rate cuts of 200 to 300 basis points down from 4.3, as it is now. That's extraordinary. Powell's not going to do that. No Fed Chairman, that I know, is going to do that. But what does that do to the credibility and potential damage to the credibility of his successor? Whoever Trump does decide to name, who would take office next May, I think.

Well, I think they're going to be under a lot of pressure from Trump to lower interest rates. But then, they may also have to feel like, well, we need to maintain the credibility of the Fed and the image of independence. And they may be actually less likely to lower interest rates. I think there's no sign at this point that an interest rate cut is actually needed. You're seeing actually pretty strong economic growth. The retail spending this last month came in ahead of expectations. The Fed has a dual mandate to maintain price stability and to maintain, or maximize employment. And I think it should maintain its focus on those dual mandates.

Joe, if Trump does fire Powell, do you think he'll lose at the Supreme Court? Ultimately, whether or not he has the power to do that?

Probably. I think that certainly the Supreme Court has been more willing to look anew at a president's authority to fire people who run independent agencies. You know, in the theory that there should be political and democratic accountability there. But the court has also been pretty clear while it's doing that, that it wants to carve out an exception for the Federal Reserve. You know, there was one ruling recently basically where they stayed a lower court's attempt to disrupt Trump firing some other officials. Where they said, look, we think that this case can go ahead. The court precedent should be able to do that. But the Federal Reserve is a special case. And I think that they will probably stick to that.

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