Episode 373
Blake and David discuss the Lyft financial typo that sent its stock price soaring. They also examine how AI-powered help desks and customer service are improving efficiency by 10-20%, and look at some alternatives to the pesky 150-hour rule. Other news includes the future of commercial real estate taxes, the use of AI tools to monitor employee communications, and how the IRS plans to collect over $500 billion more in owed taxes.
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Show Notes
How Walmart, Delta, Chevron and Starbucks are using AI to monitor employee messages
Lyft's Extra Zero Puts Focus on Corporate Controls: Explained
$1,741 Is the Average Tax Refund So Far, IRS Says
IRS aims to close 'inequity gap' for unpaid taxes. How the agency targets top earners for audit
As A New Tax Filing Season Kicks Off, We Look at the IRS Efforts to Improve Customer Service and the Audits of Two Very Different Kinds of Taxpayers
Trump civil fraud case: Judge fines Trump $354 million, says frauds 'shock the conscience'
How WeWork became the largest tenant in Boston
In biggest office lease of the year, Deloitte plans move to Winthrop Center
Lyft CEO addresses major typo in earnings report
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