Janice Min guides us through the key storylines of The Emmys, revealing deeper lessons about TV’s future.

Bill Shufelt explains why Athletic is expanding despite the competition, lessons from his days in the hedge fund world, and the balance between passion and discipline.

Kelly Campbell shares her strategy for the streaming wars, the role of NFL games and other live sports, and the interplay between NBC’s plans and Peacock’s future.

Fawn Weaver shares scale lessons from building one of the fastest-growing spirit brands in history.

Peter McGuinness shares where plant-based brands made big missteps, and why the industry’s marketing should evolve – potentially away from climate change messaging.

Reid Hoffman takes us inside Silicon Valley’s reaction to Kamala Harris’s presidential bid and why some business leaders are embracing Trump.

Think of a tech start-up that has changed your life in the last 20 years, and Mike Maples, Jr. was probably helping fuel its growth. Mike talks with host Reid Hoffman about the insights he’s gathered from decades of investing.

Janice vets Hollywood’s offerings for the summer, weighs in on deals from Paramount/Skydance to NBA rights, and lays out the financial reality for media companies.

With 346 events over 17 days at the Paris Olympics, how do we zero in on the most important storylines? Sarah Hirshland provides an insider’s guide.

Imran Amed takes us inside the tumult of the fashion industry, providing a framework to understand the trends and their larger economic impact.

New AI products are transforming business landscapes, particularly for Grammarly. CEO Rahul Roy-Chowdhury discusses his views on AI’s impact on the future of work.

Pinky Cole explains how she’s scaling Slutty Vegan despite lawsuits, social media attacks, and a flurry of vegan restaurant competitor closures.