On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Owen Nelson reports on:

- SUV’s stereo lets you make phone calls your passengers can’t hear

- Troubled Chinese property giant Country Garden delays earnings

- Home Depot’s $18 billion deal with SRS

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Owen Nelson reports on:

- Some universities and colleges break $90,000 barrier for total cost in upcoming school year

- New York is getting a new toll system

- The “Buffett Indicator” is flashing red.

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Owen Nelson reports on:

- One item that inflation seems to have no effect on

- Tiktok under investigation over privacy and security

- The war between Disney and Desantis is over 

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Owen Nelson reports on:

- Trump Media & Technology Group is going public

- Krispy Kreme doughnuts are coming to McDonald’s

- Visa and Mastercard agree to $30 billion settlement that will lower merchant fees

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Heather Batezel reports on:

- Mega Millions drawling $1.1 Billion

- Chick-Fil-A abandoning "No antibiotics ever" slogan

- Dunkin introduces "Short Kings" menu item for spring

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Heather Batezel reports on:

- New "Chick-fil-a pizza"

- LinkedIn shares plans to implement games on it's career based website

- Metallic and ceramic Starbucks mugs recalled. due to burn hazard

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Owen Nelson reports on:

- Reddit is going public

- There’s a hot new scam on Wall Street, it involves the world’s favorite new technology: artificial intelligence

- Why apple might be breaking the law

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Steven Bassin reports on:

- Chips Ahoy! releasing a new recipe for its cookies this April

- Chipotle being approved for a possible 50-to-1 Stock Split

- U.S. drops in newest World Happiness Report rankings

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Owen Nelson reports on:

- Why Zillow is worried about America’s housing market shakeup

- Beijing accuses Evergrande of inflating revenues by $78 billion

- Hertz CEO stepping down following electric car ‘horror show’

On this edition of Getting Down to Business, Heather Batezel reports on:

- Sports Illustrated is back in business

- You tube AI rules

- Lyft and Uber no longer running in Minneapolis