The weirdest trade secrets

Guest host Scott Tong brought a truly wild story to this grab-bag Friday episode. Coca-Cola is accusing a former employee of stealing trade secrets — not the formula for what goes in the can, but the can itself. We’ll talk about it, some other weird trade secrets and, oh yeah, a 3,000-year-old lost city in Egypt. Plus, another round of our favorite game, “Half Full/Half Empty.”

Here’s everything we talked about on the show today:

• “Coca-Cola trade secret theft underscores importance of insider threat early detection” from CSO
• “Former Coke Scientist Accused of Stealing Trade Secrets for Chinese Venture” from The Wall Street Journal
• Plus more trade secrets involving Oreos, popcorn and Hooters.
• “A 3,000-year-old ‘lost golden city’ has been unearthed in Egypt” from The Washington Post
• Plus, some bonus dollar-store content
• “Can businesses deny you entry if you don’t have a vaccine passport?” from Marketplace
• “COVID vaccines at Dollar General would boost access for low-income populations, study says” from “Marketplace Morning Report”
• “What if gig workers could train the algorithms that determine their pay?” from “Marketplace Tech”
• “Why it’s so hard to strike a deal on a global corporate tax” from “Marketplace”
• “Kim Kardashian West Is Officially A Billionaire” from Forbes

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