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Oct 18, 2026

Edo SegalHOST
0:10
[carraspeo] OpenAI acaba de lanzar su propuesta para conquistar tu oficina.
Edo SegalHOST
0:14
ChatGPT Slides llegó el jueves, permitiendo a los suscriptores Pro, Business y Enterprise crear, coeditar y presentar diapositivas sin salir de ChatGPT, con exportación directa a PowerPoint, Google Slides o PDF.
Edo SegalHOST
0:28
La misma actualización incluye una mejora de GPT-6 Pro, respuestas más rápidas y, por primera vez, agentes en paralelo ejecutándose simultáneamente dentro de una sola sesión.
Edo SegalHOST
0:39
OpenAI ya no se limita a responder preguntas.
ColinHOST
4:02
Uh, Kip Carson killed 135-inch deer.
ColinHOST
4:06
Um, second place, Standing on Business, Rick Guillot and Shelby Gray.
ColinHOST
4:10
They have 164 points, um, right behind.
ColinHOST
4:14
And Rick Guillot killed 159-inch, um, freaking stud.
Joe LynamHOST
1:25
Coming up on today's show, we'll be talking to the regulator who monitors the lobbying sector, and we'll be looking at European competitiveness and all the markets as usual.
Joe LynamHOST
1:35
You can email us, business@newstalk.com, but first, let's have a look at the main business stories.
Joe LynamHOST
1:40
Dominic Coyle in the Irish Times reports that one in two of those in mortgage arrears are unlikely to clear even half their outstanding loan balance by the time they retire, according to Central Bank analysis.
Joe LynamHOST
1:52
While the number of mortgages linked to family homes that are in arrears of more than ninety days has fallen from a peak of thirteen percent of all principal dwelling home mortgages back in September 2013 to just three percent at the end of last year, that still amounts to more than t- twenty-one thousand home loans, and three-quarters of those in arrears now have their loans managed by loan servicing companies rather than banks.
Julia SamuelADVERTISER
0:24
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Andy JayeADVERTISER
0:32
What does it take to broadcast the excitement and drama of Formula One to millions of fans across the world with high-pressure stakes and no room for error? I'm Andy Jay, and in our first episode of The Business of Formula One, we look at how tech has transformed the sports broadcasting operation to deliver greater efficiency, sustainability and quality, and what other businesses can learn.
Andy JayeADVERTISER
0:55
Listen to The Business of Formula One, brought to you by PwC.
Hannah PrevettHOST
1:02
Welcome to a special episode of The Business brought to you by PwC.
Hannah PrevettHOST
1:06
As Andy Burnham's government prepares its first budget, it faces a difficult task, getting the economy growing, finding the money for public services and at the same time protecting household finances.
Dominic O'ConnellHOST
1:19
With borrowing at record highs, geopolitical challenges persisting and lagging business investment post-pandemic, can the Chancellor, John Healy, deliver on the PM's promise of good growth in every postcode?

19 MINS LATER

Claire BlackburnGUEST
20:03
So on the personal side, there might be measures that encourage the employment of NEET.
Claire BlackburnGUEST
20:09
So young people not in employment or education.
Steve WilsonHOST
2:00
First, a quick word on names, because the vendors don't make this easy.
Steve WilsonHOST
2:05
Anthropic's business plans for Claude are called Team and Enterprise.
Steve WilsonHOST
2:10
You'll often hear people say Claude Teams with an S, but the plan is Claude Team.
Steve WilsonHOST
2:16
OpenAI's plans are ChatGPT Business, which used to be called ChatGPT Team, and ChatGPT Enterprise.
Steve WilsonHOST
2:24
Microsoft sells Microsoft 365 Copilot as an add-on to your existing Microsoft 365 licenses.
Steve WilsonHOST
2:32
Pricing changes often, but as a rough guide, all three sit somewhere around 20 to 30 US dollars per person per month on their standard business plans, with enterprise pricing negotiated separately.
Steve WilsonHOST
7:35
Most people never check.
Steve WilsonHOST
7:37
Business plans work differently.
Peter TchirGUEST
7:21
I think short-term we might get some benefits.
Peter TchirGUEST
7:23
Longer term, just thinking of this from a practical standpoint, right, the US is one of the best places to do business, right? We honor contracts, we do all these things.
Peter TchirGUEST
7:29
You start putting these artificial export constraints, we move down a notch.
Peter TchirGUEST
7:33
We're probably still one of the best places to do business, but it's slightly different.
Peter TchirGUEST
7:36
I think it accelerates things.
Peter TchirGUEST
7:37
You know, I was waiting for, uh, when Annmarie was interviewing, uh, Ruta yesterday, he was talking to me PROSAC, right? He's like, "We need to build refineries." I don't think he'll have much success, but everywhere across the globe has to realize we cannot be dependent on anyone else for everything.

20 MINS LATER

Santiago PeñaGUEST
27:53
One and a half.
Santiago PeñaGUEST
27:54
So we have a very strong track record of, uh, strong economic fundamentals, and, and the economy's growing.
DrewHOST
36:20
I
Tom BilyeuHOST
36:21
am a kid with a brilliant idea and I want to start a business.
Tom BilyeuHOST
36:24
So I'm going to take out a loan.
Tom BilyeuHOST
36:26
Same thing.
DrewHOST
36:46
So my thing is if you're borrowing millions of dollars, then the step-up basis then triggers.
DrewHOST
36:49
But if you're borrowing millions of dollars, I'll also argue you wouldn't be in the middle class right now.
Tom BilyeuHOST
36:55
I think, well, okay, so now you come down to just because somebody can get somebody else to co-sign a loan or whatever, because they have a business idea that they want, or that the bank says, if you can go raise $7 million, I'm gonna loan you 20, there are all kinds of ways that people end up in a situation where they have no cash themselves, but they have equity.
Tom BilyeuHOST
37:13
And now if what we're saying is, well, you just got cash in your business, your business is worth this.

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