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Sam Gruet

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  • Presenter, Journalist, Audio Specialist, Visualised Podcast Editor, Freelance
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Journalist who makes podcasts... (Sounds like "Groo-ay")
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The homeless teenager who became a successful advertising boss

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By Sam Gruet Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
When Greg Daily found himself homeless as a teenager, becoming a successful entrepreneur seemed an impossibility. Aged 19 back in 2001, for six months he slept wherever he could in Minneapolis. Short of money and struggling to find long-term employment, Daily couldn't afford to pay rent. So he had to ask friends and acquaintances if he could sleep on their sofas. On a few occasions he had to make do with a kitchen floor. Business, though, was in his DNA.
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How extreme heat could disrupt the 2026 World Cup and what fans can do about it

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By Sam Gruet Verified
| BBC Business Verified
How extreme heat could disrupt the 2026 World Cup and what fans can do about it Getty Images With the World Cup draw set to take place in Washington DC this Friday, fans and businesses have been warned that extreme heat, bad weather and poor air quality could cost them. There's a lot that the 16 host cities are already planning for ahead of the North American World Cup. Re-vamping stadiums, recruiting staff and bolstering security. But some things are beyond even the most prepared – the weather.
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Trucking business in Canada is evolving for the digital economy

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By Nancy Farghalli, Sam Gruet Verified
| Marketplace Verified
This story was produced by our colleagues at the BBC. At a truck stop in Vancouver, 18-wheelers rumble by, each of them pulling in to refuel before making their way onwards across Canada and the rest of North America. Many of the people here work for larger companies, but a good proportion are driving their own trucks and using new mobile apps to arrange jobs.
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