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In this episode, we discuss Yahoo's plans to become a major player in the tech and media markets. We analyze the company's recent decisions to add betting to Yahoo Sports, build a Bloomberg for retail trading into Yahoo Finance, and partner with Tabula for native advertising. We explore the implications of Tabula's reach of 500 million people per day, as well as Yahoo's impressive 900 million monthly active users. We also look at Tesla's predicted market share drop to less than 20% by 2025 and San Francisco's new policy that allows police to use robots as a deadly force option if necessary. Tune in to learn more about Yahoo's progress and the potential impacts of these tech and media developments.

In this podcast, we invite you to explore the incredible stories of royalty, kites, and beetles from around the world. From the ancient courts of India, to the battles of kite fighters in Iran, to the amazing transformations of some of the most fascinating insects known to man, you will find yourself captivated by these tales of the past. Learn about the lives of emperors, their royal residences, and the intricacies of the kite battles. Get to know the mysterious lives of beetles and the incredible metamorphoses they undergo during their complex life cycles. Come journey with us through the untold stories of royalty, kites, and the beetles.

On this episode of Money FM 89.3, we talk to Kent Till, founder and CEO of Invade. Kent explains his business which is focused on re-imagining spaces through "space content activation." He believes that entrepreneurship is not just about flexible hours and taking it easy, but instead it's about putting in hard work to be successful. To help other startups, he developed the Somerset Sandbox program, which is designed to condense a lot of information and support into a two-week period. This allowed for the connection of experienced and inexperienced entrepreneurs and provided them with valuable networking opportunities. A million dollars worth of seed funding was provided to the 100 youth entrepreneurs who were selected by the National Human Council and other organizations. Nominations are now open for the upcoming batch of youth founders for the program to mentor the next generation. Kent advises entrepreneurs to plan for the worse-case scenario and not be too fixated on the “shiny objects” when making decisions. For more information, check out sandboxsamerset.com or Google “Sandbox Somerset”. Tune in to hear how Kent’s experiences as an entrepreneur and his advice can help you on your journey.