Episode Details
Back to EpisodesWearables Get Dressed Up, Protein Snacks Snag Capital, MAHA Faces Setback
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Today's top stories:
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Calley Means, a key architect of the MAHA movement, resigns from the Trump administration as food policy efforts stall
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WILDE raises $40M from S2G Investments for chicken-based protein chips, selling in 30,000+ retailers with $100M+ in sales last year
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Nirva raises $25M for an AI pendant as wearable makers turn health devices into jewelry people want to wear
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