Marketplace Morning Report

The U.S. is out of the Iran nuclear deal, but what about Europe? Luckin Coffee is giving Starbucks a run for its money in China. Italy floats a "citizens' income."

President Trump's tariff tweet causes a financial stir. Mike Pompeo talks Arctic meltdown in Finland. How immigrants are breathing new life into abandoned businesses.

President Trump spooks the markets with tariff talk. Facebook gets into the crypto game. What does Brexit hold for the U.K.'s ambitious high-speed rail project?

A presidential tweet on tariffs sends global markets into chaos. Why Mike Pompeo is in Finland today. Voters in South Africa head to the polls this week.

Could the hot jobs market overheat the entire economy? The federal consumer watchdog gives small banks a new level of privacy. Plus, we look the widening gender gap.

Fewer teens are getting jobs, due, in part, to not really looking for them. Maine becomes the first state to ban styrofoam, but some say these prohibitions aren't very environmentally friendly. Plus, the Consumer Electronics Show comes to Capitol Hill.

From the BBC World Service... Investor hunger for Beyond Meat sent shares soaring on their Wall Street debut. Pepsi backs down from a fight with Indian farmers. Plus, the campaign for a four-day working week is gaining traction.

Inflation is low, but the Fed chair calls it "transitory." After years of decline, the number of children without health insurance is on the rise. Plus, the condom business isn't what it used to be.

What does the Fed's decision to leave interest rates untouched mean for inflation? Auto makers shift from monthly sales numbers to quarterly reports. Plus, some big names in "people food" are cashing in the multibillion-dollar pet food industry.

From the BBC World Service... The U.K.'s target for lowering carbon emissions has been criticized as unobtainable. Activists shareholders at the Barclays bank's annual general meeting. Plus, we look at the rise of female gambling addicts.