Aditi Shrikant writes the Dollar Signs advice column for MarketWatch, where she is also a personal finance reporter. She sees a range of questions: How to handle remote job interviews, how to have uncomfortable money conversations with friends, and more. Aditi joins host Sam Becker to discuss young workers' habits that older people consider disrespectful, the types of questions she loves answering, and more!

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Aditi Shrikant on MarketWatch: https://www.marketwatch.com/author/aditi-shrikant

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If you've ever clicked through the terms of service on a product or service, you've likely agreed to some form of forced arbitration in the event of a legal dispute. Effectively, consumers can barely sue companies anymore, and it's a growing issue. Host Sam Becker speaks with Brendan Ballou, the founder of the Public Integrity Project, a former federal prosecutor, and author of the recent book "When Companies Run the Courts" to learn more.

When Companies Run the Courts: www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/brendan-ballou/when-companies-run-the-courts/9781541705715

The Public Integrity Project: https://publicintegrityproject.org/

Sam Becker: www.sam-becker.com

Will companies going all-in on AI and thinning out their ranks regret it? Will there be a backlash (it seems so!), and will we soon see a large-scale, corporate about-face with companies claiming to be "human-first"? And when corporations line up, literally, behind controversial political figures, do they consider the long-term brand damage being done? Host Sam Becker speaks with Amanda Zantal-Wiener, an expert in branding, content, and strategy, and founder and managing partner of Butcher, Baker, Beatmaker, about it all!

Butcher, Baker, Beatmaker

Amanda Zantal-Wiener's website

Sam Becker's website