🚀 SpaceX Files for IPO. Wall Street Is Buying Fast Food in Japan. Working From Home is Now a Human Right... In Australia.

🦊 Project Hail Mary Goes Viral. $11,000 World Cup Tickets. McDonald’s Admits It Went Too Far.

Project Hail Mary just turned a 70-year-old knitting company into the hottest brand on the internet—thanks to Ryan Gosling. Meanwhile, FIFA is charging up to $11,000 for World Cup final tickets (and taking a cut of resales), and McDonald’s is quietly walking back years of price hikes. In this episode of Triple B, we break down three business stories you need to know: 🎟️ FIFA’s $11,000 World Cup tickets — dynamic pricing, resale fees, and what it signals about demand 🍔 McDonald’s McValue reset — why fast food chains are racing back to value menus 🧶 The Project Hail Mary sweater effect — how Mary Maxim went viral without spending a dollar on marketing Business, pop culture, and money — all in one episode.

🚀 SpaceX Files for IPO. Wall Street Is Buying Fast Food in Japan. Working From Home is Now a Human Right... In Australia.

SpaceX just filed for the biggest IPO in history — a $1.75 trillion valuation that would dwarf every listing ever attempted. But that's not even the wildest story today. In this episode of Triple B, we break down three business stories you need to know: 🚀 SpaceX's record IPO filing - how a rocket company became a $10B/year satellite internet giant, merged with an AI startup, and is now gunning for a June listing that could raise $75 billion from the public markets 🍔 Goldman Sachs & Carlyle buying fast food in Japan - the counter-intuitive private equity bet on Burger King and KFC that actually makes a lot of sense 🏠 Melbourne's world-first work-from-home law - why giving workers the legal right to WFH 2 days a week is sending downtown business owners into a panic Whether you're into investing, markets, or just want to understand what's actually happening in the business world — this is the episode.

💥 OpenAI Raises $122B. Anthropic Leaks Their Own Code. Iran Blinks.

Markets just had their best day in months Plus: OpenAI's valuation hit $852 billion (yes, the extra $2B matters), Anthropic accidentally shipped 500,000 lines of their own source code to the internet, and the CFTC just crashed the prediction market party. All of that in under 10 minutes. This is Triple B, business news that doesn't put you to sleep.

🍓 Fruit Love Island. Space Data Centers. Your Portfolio is Getting Cooked... Maybe?

An anonymous TikTok account is pulling 10 million views per episode with AI-generated fruit people. Andreessen Horowitz is watching closely. So are we. The next frontier for data centers isn't Texas or Virginia — it's orbit. The money is already moving. The Iran war is hitting markets hard. But earnings estimates are up, AI spending is holding, and oil traders see this as temporary. Here's what the crystal ball actually says.

🚨 Meta's $375M Child Safety Verdict, ✈️ Airlines Bet Big on Premium & 📦 FedEx vs Amazon's Shipping War

A New Mexico jury just found Meta liable for failing to protect children on its platforms — $375M fine, thousands more cases in the pipeline. Then: airlines are literally reconfiguring planes around a bifurcating economy, and United is doubling down on premium in a big way. Plus the same-day delivery arms race heats up — FedEx just partnered with OneRail to take on Amazon's one-hour delivery with a service any retailer can plug into.