Rivian’s founder and CEO RJ Scaringe shares how the company is moving beyond the luxury SUV space — introducing a raft of new challenges and opportunities.

Dara Treseder offers hot takes on this year’s hits and misses from the Super Bowl ads.

CNBC’s Julia Boorstin joins Bob Safian to decode the streaming wars, plus the business risks and reasons behind Meta’s abrupt changes of course.

Imran Amed takes us inside the chaos behind luxury fashion and shares his insights and predictions for the year ahead.

Nick Thompson explores the dominance of companies like Nvidia and Apple, the personalities shaping tech, and the shifting landscape of AI and innovation.

Pablo Torre explores the impact of notable athletes like Caitlin Clark and Juan Soto, how private equity is poised to alter the NFL, and why the sports industry is the biggest house of cards left standing.

Millions of users have joined social media platform Bluesky in recent weeks. COO Rose Wang shares how it’s sparking new opportunities and challenges for Bluesky’s tiny 20-person team.

Amy Harder breaks down major energy shifts, from Trump’s oil support to Big Tech’s nuclear push, AI’s energy impact, and China’s clean-energy priorities.

Alex Oshmyansky is radically re-engineering the pharma marketplace and dramatically cutting the price for many prescription drugs. Oshmyansky joins Rapid Response to share his amazing journey.

Ian Bremmer reveals which industries are poised to thrive under a second Trump term, how China is strategizing trade and investment in the US, and what Elon Musk’s new role says about the eroding free market economy.

Scott Galloway offers advice on when CEOs should speak out on political issues, how to build and sustain company culture, and the secret to expanding the reach of your ideas.

Maryana Iskander shares how Wikipedia is navigating AI-generated misinformation, why debates around truth and neutrality will only intensify, and threats to the platform from authoritarian governments.