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EPISODE · May 23, 2020 · 27 MIN

There's Never Been a Better Time to be on an Ivy League Waitlist

from What'd You Miss This Week · host Bloomberg

This week, Scott Galloway, NYU Stern School of Business marketing professor, best-selling author and avid podcaster, joined to discuss how the pandemic is exposing and exasperating existing problems within higher education and whether rising tuition costs are approaching moral hazard. The CEO of Porsche Cars North America Klaus Zellmer talked about how the company is adapting to the pandemic, including digital purchases of vehicles. Jesper Koll, the CEO of Wisdom Tree Investments in Japan offered some ETF Intelligence about what to expect as the Federal Reserve moves into ETF purchases and how it compares to the Bank of Japan's playbook. Then Darrin Williams, the CEO of Southern Bancorp, came on after his panel with Fed Chairman Jay Powell at a virtual Fed Listens event, to discuss the effect of stimulus programs in his community and what more is needed to provide economic stability.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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