On today's edition of Getting Down to Business, host Matt Brown goes over.

- Market fallout from the assassination attempt on former President Trump.

- Trump Media experiencing a pre-market boost due to Saturday's attacks.

- Animation domination continues at the box office this weekend.

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matthew Brown goes over:

- The European Union's investigation into X.

- The Apple Vision Pro makes its European debut.

- Delta projects huge losses due to the Olympics.

In this installment of Getting Down to Business, host Evan St. Jacques covers:

-Rutger's increase in tuition for 2024-2025 academic year as part of a $5.6 billion budget approved by the school's board of Governors

-An increase in incentives for New Jersey EV incentive program, Charge up New jersey

- Jerome Powell's interest rate cuts may come sooner, as a response to cooling inflation but a higher unemployment rate

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Laila Green reports on:

- Three law firms were awarded $7 billion in fees for successfully challenging Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla pay package.

-Every year billionaires and top leaders gather in sun valley, Idaho.

-Bloomberg philanthropies is donating $1 billion to Jhon Hopkins University

On this installment of Getting Down to Business Evan St. Jacques goes over:

-How The victory of The New Popular Front in France will influence the economy

-Boeing's guilty plea with the DOJ and how it will affect government contracts with the Department of Defense and NASA

-Skydance's merger with Paramount global and CEO David Ellison's vision

On today's episode of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew Brown goes over:

- Boeing agreeing to a plea deal.

- Paramount and Skydance finally merging.

- "Despicable Me 4" tops the box office.

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matthew Brown goes over:

- Labor Party victories in the U.K. what it means next.

- Unemployment rising despite job growth outperforming estimate.

- Mt. Gox finally repay creditors a decade after the crypto-exchanges collapse.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business Evan St. Jacques goes over:

-The EU's crackdown on Meta ai's subscription plan

-More on the Supreme Court's ruling on public camping

-Tesla's model Y being certified as service cars for Chinese Government

In this episode Laila Green reports on:

- Governments around the world owe a massive $91 trillion

- Shares of Chewy went crazy after a influencer buys a huge amount of stock

- Grill sales have dropped since the pandemic

In this episode Evan St. Jacques talks about:

-The new PCE report reveals that the road to recovery is on the way

-Paramount global is talking about bundling it's services to compete with Netflix

-The Chevron Doctrine was just overturned giving judges the power to pass laws in certain domains without regulatory industries