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

- China trying to sure up a trilateral partnership with South Korea and Japan.

- The European Central Bank grows closer to calling for interest rate cuts.

- Garfield tops the weakest Memorial Day Weekend Box Office in almost 30 years.

On this edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt brown goes over:

- A potential history making settlement in the NCAA.

- Advertisers finding new outlets for marketing to consumers.

-Nvidia's CEO net worth jumps to $90 billion.

In this episode Evan talks about:

-Openai's deal with News Corp, giving it access to data from articles by news publishers

-Boeing's delay to its Chinese customers

-Ed Breen stepping down as CEO, DuPont to be split into three companies

-Campus Philly's exciting new event on June 6!

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

- Ai creating more jobs and making industries more efficient

-The U.S. Department of labor found kids working at a mar-jac poultry slaughterhouse in Alabama

- Caitlin Clark signed a big deal with Wilson Sporting Goods

IN this episode, Evan Discusses:

-Disneyland workers join with the Actor's Equity Association

-Jamie Dimon's Macro economic outlook and succession plans

-Car manufacturers importing parts from a banned Chinese company that profits off of forced labor

On the latest edition of Getting Down to Business, host Matt Brown goes over:

- The tragic death of Iran's President.

- Julian Assange's extradition being halted.

- Red Lobster declares bankruptcy.

- IF tops this week's box office.

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

- Tesla notifies notifies California Employment Development Department of further job cuts.

- Warner Bros. getting nervous in its quest for new media rights deal with the NBA.

- Warren Buffet reveals the new addition to his investment portfolio.

-GamesStop's shares fall 20% premarket Friday and more...

In this latest episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over:

-An inside scoop to Musk's recent lay-offs

-Jerome Powell's restored confidence in restoring inflation down to its 2% goal

-Walt Disney's cut in investment from traditional media

-Netflix's deal to start streaming Football on Christmas day

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

- Fast food chains raising prices

- Protesters outside Tesla's factory near Berlin

- Planet fitness raising their gym membership

On this morning's episode, Evan St. Jacques covers:

-Possible strikes at an Apple store in Towson, Maryland

-The effects of the Boeing Airline delays on other companies

-Microsoft's $4.3 billion investment in France's AI sector

-Liens filed against SpaceX which total $2.5 million