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Nvidia's upheaval and Michael Lewis fill Morning Brew Daily's week

Liz Hoffman joins the CEO discussion, while Lewis returns with a book about civil servants and DOGE.

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Morning Brew Daily Story of November 14, 2026Trari Newsroom

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8:34The hosts report that Tesla plans to end Cybertruck production and shift attention toward the Cybercab.
12:51Professional and business services job gains complicate the picture of AI-driven white-collar job losses.
20:00Preparing the SS United States for an artificial reef requires costly cleanup and removal of toxic materials.
25:07Howell explains why a calendar year can have between one and three Friday the 13ths.

Neal Freyman and Toby Howell had a business story that kept changing between episodes. Morning Brew Daily's six uploads followed Nvidia from questions about Jensen Huang's future to Friday's report that he had stepped down and an interim chief had been named.

Monday's opening installment was the week's most watched, approaching 90,000 views. But Friday's "Nvidia names interim CEO after ousting Jensen Huang" is drawing the most daily views now. In between, Semafor business and finance editor Liz Hoffman joined the hosts to consider the company's dependence on its chief executive. The sequence gave the week a continuing thread rather than six separate starts.

There was room for a different kind of institutional story, too. In "Michael Lewis on the Elon Musk DOGE miscalculation", the returning author discussed Blockers: Rebels in the Deep State. His focus was the public workers trying to preserve nonpartisan operations, with examples spanning tax privacy, measurement standards and wildfire science.

The channel added about 1,000 subscribers over the week, while its daily views are running comfortably above their usual level. Among nearby-sized business channels, Prof G Markets had a much larger viewing week; Morning Brew Daily's weekly views also exceeded those of several somewhat larger channels, including Jamie York and The Real Estate Lawyer.

Even Monday's Nvidia-heavy episode found time for an ocean liner. Freyman explained the cleanup needed before turning the SS United States into an artificial reef, before the hosts considered a more personal obstacle: whether either fancied diving down to visit it.

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