This week, Henson Efron estate attorney Christopher Burns came on to talk about the laws that could let Karl Lagerfeld's beloved cat become a millionaire. Nobel Laureate Robert Shiller discussed why the U.S. economy is due for a recession. Equity Zen CEO Atish Davda joined to talk about the year ahead for unicorns looking to go public. Then Maria Espinosa, came on to discuss becoming the first Latin American woman to serve as UNGA President and how the UN is addressing gender inequality.

<p>This week, Henson Efron estate attorney Christopher Burns came on to talk about the laws that could let Karl Lagerfeld's beloved cat become a millionaire. Nobel Laureate Robert Shiller discussed why the U.S. economy is due for a recession. Equity Zen CEO Atish Davda joined to talk about the year ahead for unicorns looking to go public. Then Maria Espinosa, came on to discuss becoming the first Latin American woman to serve as UNGA President and how the UN is addressing gender inequality.</p>

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The Laws That Could Crown the World's Richest Cat

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