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The Liquidity Event

Today, we're hanging with Shane and Kurtis, one of Brooklyn FI's financial planning associates! This week, Texas Pete's hot sauce may be in hot water. A Californian is not loving that the product is manufactured in North Carolina. We’re conflicted by our interest in this story. Intel is set to lay off thousands as PC sales lag, Amazon Prime Day 2.0 fails to impress, and first-time marriages are up for people in their 40s and 50s! The Wall Street Journal says more than 20 percent of federal employees trade stocks in the companies that. they. oversee. Gross! Next up, you'll hear all about YALL, y'all! That's the newest portfolio called the God Bless America ETF. After that, you'll hear about the bubbly, but non-alcoholic Liquid Death, the low-key way to hydrate on a pub crawl, being valued at an impressive $700 million. Finally, you'll hear what's up in European tech as Vodafone seeks to sell off Vantage and a quick rundown of a promising upcoming biotech IPO.

Links

Hot sauce brand in hot water? | LinkedIn

Intel Plans Thousands of Job Cuts in Face of PC Slowdown

Amazon Prime Day 2.0: Boom or bust?

The Wall Street Journal: First-Time Marriages Are on the Rise for People in Their 40s and 50s.

Lancaster, Pa. tops list of best small cities in America: Report

What to know about the application for Biden's student loan relief

White House unveils preview of student loan forgiveness form

Federal Officials Trade Stock in Companies Their Agencies Oversee

Anti ESG ‘God Bless America ETF’ has launched (NYSEARCA:YALL)

Liquid Death Water Startup Valued at $700 Million

Vodafone in advanced talks to finalise Vantage stake sale by Nov. 15 - sources

US IPO Week Ahead: Gene editing biotech plots the first $100+ million IPO of the 4Q

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