From CBC News.

Why do big companies keep making costly mistakes? After backlash over a new seating layout that shrank legroom, WestJet admits it got it wrong and is reversing course. Business Blunders writer Al Lewis explains why financial incentives often lead corporations astray. Plus, as the U.S. Supreme Court is set to weigh in on whether President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods were legal, we speak to Chris Sands, the head of the Center for Canadian Studies at Johns Hopkins University, about what it could all mean. And, when money stress runs deeper than budgeting, we look at why some people are turning to financial therapy instead of traditional advice.

00:00 – Intro
01:43 – Why do big companies blow it?
10:44 – Money can stir up big feelings. Financial therapy might help.
15:17 – Could the U.S. Supreme Court strike down Trump’s tariff

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