Too Big to Fail, too Small to Innovate | Shimmy Says Ep. 25
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05-Sep-2025
The topic 'Too Big to Fail, too Small to Innovate' explores the government's involvement in aiding major American tech firms, particularly through the Intel bailout. It examines tariffs on foreign nations designed to protect domestic companies, while also addressing concerns about their effects on global trade and innovation. The discussion highlights the importance of investing in new companies to ensure a healthy economy and innovation landscape.
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