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Today, Ryan Pallotta breaks down what's happening with Josh Goltry. Josh is the Founder and Chief Investment Officer at JAG Capital. 

Josh explains how remote work may lead to grossly inaccurate job figures and describes the time it takes for macroeconomic influences to be felt at the micro level.  

He and Ryan talk about why the dollar's strength is bad news for multinationals with US expenses, adding that the negative impact of the stronger dollar will be felt more keenly in Q4.   

Josh then weighs in on an intriguing conspiracy theory that suggests TikTok—which he calls "digital opium"—exists to make people outside of China dumber while the domestic version—Douyin—is intended to make domestic users smarter.

Josh then talks about how a red wave could hasten a ban on TikTok in the US and predicts that a total ban could result in Meta's share price doubling in a day. 

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Have you noticed a new type of milk in your local dairy aisle? Did you recently pick up a new yogurt flavor? The way we consume dairy is constantly changing, and companies are evolving their offerings to keep up – especially as consumers put more emphasis on health and wellness. In the latest episode of The Dairy Download, we talk to two leaders bringing new goods to a grocery store near you.

First up is Niel Sandfort, Chief Innovation Officer with Chobani. “Innovation is a messy sport,” Sandfort says. But that’s not stopping Chobani from introducing new products aimed at making yogurt a staple in Americans’ refrigerators. He gives us the scoop on the brand’s newest offerings and his favorite flavor.

Then, we speak with Blake Waltrip, CEO of a2 Milk's USA Region. Developed in New Zealand, Waltrip says a2 milk is easier on the stomachs of dairy consumers. Waltrip sheds light on the product’s success in North America and how he’s hoping to reverse declines in U.S. fluid milk sales. He also gives us a peek at the next a2 dairy products we may spot on shelves.

The episode is sponsored by Eurofins.

“As part of the Worldwide Eurofins network of analytical laboratories, Eurofins DQCI is proud to be the laboratory serving the dairy industry.”

The episode is sponsored by Eurofins.

“As part of the Worldwide Eurofins network of analytical laboratories, Eurofins DQCI is proud to be the laboratory serving the dairy industry.”

If your company is interested in sponsoring a block of episodes of The Dairy Download, contact IDFA’s Melissa Lembke at mlembke@idfa.org.

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As average U.S. gas prices move toward $5 per gallon and diesel zips toward $6, consumers are feeling the pain in their pocketbooks – and adjusting their spending. At the same time, supply chains are adjusting to ever-mounting fuel costs and passing along the pressure. In the latest episode of The Dairy Download, two experts weigh in on record volatility in oil, gas and diesel markets and let us know if relief is in sight. 

First up is Matt Smith, Lead Oil Analyst – Americas with Kpler, which offers news, forecasts and analysis on commodity markets. While price swings aren’t new in oil markets, they are reaching unprecedented highs. How are Americans adapting to higher costs to fill up their tanks? And what should your strategy be when trading commodities? Smith weighs in.

Next, we speak with Craig Fuller, founder and CEO of FreightWaves, a supply chain intelligence platform. Spot trucking rates are easing, and more drivers are climbing behind the wheel. But rising prices at the pump are keeping shipping costs on the upswing. Fuller discusses the state of freight and how technology is shaping the industry of the future.

If your company is interested in sponsoring a block of episodes of The Dairy Download, contact IDFA’s Melissa Lembke at mlembke@idfa.org.

 Questions or comments about the show? We want to hear from you. Send a note to dairydownload@idfa.org and your feedback could be included on a future episode.

If your company is interested in sponsoring a block of episodes of The Dairy Download, contact IDFA’s Melissa Lembke at mlembke@idfa.org.

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ATSAP U:  We work with a lot of clients and one of the first questions we get asked is: "Will my app be allow on the App Store?"  In today's episode, we discuss some of the common reasons we have seen throughout the years what Apple has rejected some of the apps we have worked on from the App Store. 

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ATSAP U:  A lot of our clients have been asking about how Apple‘s iOS 14.5 update will affect their apps. If you‘ve seen the news, you know that this update has upset many large tech giants such as Facebook. But why exactly are developers so upset about this update? Join Antonino in this episode of Byte Club as he discusses how this update will affect our clients, developers, and entrepreneurs. 

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Over the past several months, Apple has slowly been releasing and updating its iOS. With the latest (iOS 14), there are tons of new additions, including a new privacy feature that will stop advertisers from collecting users' personal data unless they explicitly agree to be tracked and receive the ads. What does this mean for today's advertiser? And how much oxygen will be depleted in the ecosystem? Most importantly, if you rely on ads – including those on Facebook and other social media platforms – what should you do? Have a listen and learn what is changing in the advertising world and how to adapt.

As principais notícias de inovação aplicadas aos negócios em um espaço da última semana: abandono de apps aumenta em 70% em 2020 (e o Brasil lidera em alguns sentidos); aplicativos da China criam alternativa ao IDFA no iPhone e enfrentam Apple; Facebook mostra protótipo de “smart band” que lê gestos e Nuvemshop recebe aporte de R$ 500 milhões. E muito mais notícias!

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2020 was a year of massive change in the digital advertising ecosystem, with Apple in particular making headlines around its iOS 14 plans to limit the use of IDFA. Earlier this year during a live session at TechCrunch Disrupt, AppFlyer’s US President, Brian Quinn and Sparrow Advisers’ Principal and Co-founder, Ana Milicevic broke down the ramifications of Apple's big announcement.

Guest: Brian Quinn and Ana Milicevic

Host: Mike Shields

Producer: Kenya Hayes

Global Chief Technology Officer for Merkle and the CRM line of business for Dentsu Aegis Network, Peter Randazzo helps break down what Apple is doing with IDFA and what that means for marketers and the mobile economy. In addition, Randazzo discusses the growing number of challenges brands face as they look to employ consumer data for targeting, ranging from privacy regulation to the elimination of cookies.

Produced by Kenya Hayes