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One prominent OpenAI investor says the company is too important to forgo the scrutiny of going public, but one of our guests says that as long as Sam Altman can raise gobs of money in private markets, that won’t happen. He explains his take. Plus, the September jobs report is on deck, Middle East tensions are at a boiling point, and the U.S. election is right around the corner. We unpack the uncertainty. And supply chain disruptions are front and center as port strikes hit day three, but some names could actually benefit from the stalemate. One analyst explains.
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