Episodes
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What’s News in Markets: Walmart Slumps, Omnicom Rallies, Moderna Comeback
Walmart's stock dropped despite strong earnings, highlighting the impact of high valuations and cautious guidance.
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Trump Vows New 10% Tariffs After Supreme Court Loss
The Supreme Court ruling on tariffs showcases limitations on presidential authority in economic matters.
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What’s News in Earnings: Homebuilders Offer Clues on the U.S. Housing Market
The U.S. housing market is encountering a balancing act influenced by regional demand and consumer confidence.
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How Europe Is Investigating the Epstein Files
Private credit markets are showing signs of stress that echo pre-2008 financial crisis conditions, causing regulatory concerns.
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Amazon Overtakes Walmart as the Biggest U.S. Company by Revenue
Walmart has been surpassed by Amazon as the largest U.S. company by revenue, marking a significant shift in the retail landscape.
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Former Prince Andrew Arrested, BBC Reports
The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor highlights ongoing scrutiny in high-profile legal cases tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
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The Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl Winners, Go Up for Sale
The sale of the Seattle Seahawks could potentially break NFL sales records.
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Zuckerberg to Testify in First Major Social Media Addiction Case
Mark Zuckerberg's testimony marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing discussion about social media's impact on mental health.
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Why Millions of People in Eastern Congo Face Starvation
Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount are negotiating a potential deal amid a looming bidding war with Netflix.
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Chip Crisis Sends Consumer Tech Prices Soaring
The shortage of memory chips is leading to increased prices for consumer electronics, affecting buyers' choices.
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What’s Actually Happening in the U.S. Jobs Market?
The U.S. job market is conflicted, with rising layoffs juxtaposed against reported job growth, leading many to question the reliability of labor statistics.
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What’s News in Markets: AI Jitters, Robinhood’s Slide and the Rotation Trade
Long-term thinking in investing remains crucial amid market noise.
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Inflation Slowdown Is a Good Sign for the Economy
Inflation has slowed to 2.4%, suggesting potential economic stability, though consumer affordability concerns remain.
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The U.S. Military Buildup Near Iran Intensifies
The deployment of the USS Gerald R. Ford signifies a potential escalation in U.S. military actions against Iran.
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Trump Administration Ends Its Immigration Surge in Minnesota
The Trump administration has ended 'Operation Metro Surge' in Minnesota following significant public backlash.
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How Retailers Are Coping With Cautious Consumers
House Republicans reject Trump's Canada tariffs while advancing strict voter ID laws.
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Surprisingly Strong Jobs Report Hints at an Improving Labor Market
January's job growth exceeded expectations, adding 130,000 jobs and signaling improvements in the labor market.
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Why Investors Are Looking Beyond the U.S.
Investors are increasingly looking to international markets as U.S. stocks underperform.
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Commerce Secretary Lutnick Says He Visited Epstein’s Island on a Family Trip
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik faces calls for resignation following revelations about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Trump to Repeal Landmark Climate Finding
The Trump administration plans to repeal a key regulation linking greenhouse gases to public health, prompting environmental concerns.
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