The penultimate episode in the Enron Saga! We cover how exactly Enron extorted money from California, the state's reaction and most importantly... Pie.

Join us today as we we investigate how Enron got its foot in the door for the Californian electricity market, and how they then went on to exploit the recent deregulation in said market.

Today Aleks and Andrew continue the saga of ENRON. The mid-nineties saw ENRON shoring up it's loan based solvency by expanding their portfolio with a poorly conceived natural gas powerstation in Dabhol, India. The usual ENRON hi-jinks ensue.&nb...

Or how to not make money with a billion dollar power plant

Our ENRON saga continues! This time with crime!

I'm sure you've heard of ENRON, but have you ever wondered how it came to be in such dire straights? Find out in this epic n-parter mini series.

Did you ever wonder what would happen if a sitting president was attacked by a rabbit? PONDER NO MORE!

In this episode, Aleks and Andrew learn about how the United States overnment came to own waaaay too much cheese.

Today Aleks and Andrew tackle the origin of SpaceX, and how it got from a wild idea to the least expensive way to launch things into space.Business Case: Harvard Business School, "SpaceX: Economies of Scale and a Revolution in Space Acc...

Today Aleks and Andrew tackle another paper, This time the paper in question is "Since you’re so rich, you must be really smart”: Talent and the finance wage premium." by Michael Böhm, Daniel Metzger, and Per Strömberg. Twitter: @d...

Today Aleks and Andrew explore management through the Greek myth of Pygmalion as described in the paper "Pygmalion in Management" by  J. Sterling Livingston.Email:drinkingwihtbusiness.gmail.comTwitter:@DrinkWBusines...

Today Aleks and Andrew discuss the Volkswagen emission scandal of 2016. Yale School of Management business case 18-018, "Engineering a Disaster"Twitter: @DrinkWBusinessEmail: drinkingwihtbusiness@gmail.com

Email! (Andrew did remember) drinkingwihtbuisinesspod@gmail.com)Twitter: @DrinkWBusinessToday Aleks and Andrew tackle a cautionary tale for those who wish to rule the word. Turns out it is super fun, but also super deadly and extra ...