Plus: Congress narrowly avoids government shutdown. We exclusively report Apple is in talks with Baidu over AI in China. And Compass agrees to $57.5 million antitrust settlement. Danny Lewis hosts.



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Donald Trump’s Social-Media Company Goes Public

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Three European Nations Move to Recognize a Palestinian State

Plus: Donald Trump decides against testifying in his hush-money trial in New York. And, shares of chipmaker Nvidia hit another record ahead of today’s earnings report. Kate Bullivant hosts.  



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Yellen Seeks European Push Back Against Chinese Exports

Plus: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq close at record levels. Macy’s shares rise 5.1% after the department-store chain raised its outlook. J.R. Whalen reports.



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Nvidia Shares Rise Ahead of Earnings Release

Plus: The defense rests in Donald Trump’s hush-money trial without the former president testifying. Samsung Electronics replaces the head of its semiconductor business after the company fell behind rivals in the recent artificial-intelligence boom. J.R. Whalen reports.



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One Dead After Singapore Airlines Jet Encounters Severe Turbulence

Plus: The Chairman of the FDIC, Martin Gruenberg, has said he will resign from his post. And, the Environmental Protection Agency is warning that American drinking-water systems are vulnerable to cybersecurity threats. Kate Bullivant hosts.  



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Donald Trump’s Social-Media Company Goes Public

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