The U.S. takes punitive action against Turkey. Fiona Hill, the president's former top Russia advisor, testifies for nine hours. And California's governor is calling on PG&E to issue refunds, after last week's planned blackout. Annmarie Fertoli reports.
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Plus: Boeing burned through nearly $4 billion in the first quarter of the year amid fallout from the Alaska Airlines midair accident. And President Biden signs foreign aid bill clearing the way for military gear for Ukraine. Pierre Bienaimé reports.



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Business Groups Sue FTC Over Noncompete Agreements Ban

Plus: Shares of Tesla rally as Elon Musk announces the launch of new models, at more affordable prices. And, Google is delaying its cookie phase-out following regulatory pushback. Kate Bullivant hosts.  



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U.S. Senate Passes Long-Delayed Aid Bill

As fears of a broader conflict between Israel and Iran fade, investors are seeing encouraging news in first-quarter earnings reports. Danny Lewis hosts.



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Tech Earnings Lead U.S. Markets Rebound Amid Major Earnings

Plus: A Moscow court rejects an appeal by Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich against his detention. And General Motors lifts its profit outlook for the year. Pierre Bienaimé reports.



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Columbia University Moves to Hybrid Classes Amid Pro-Palestinian Protests

Plus: The U.S. takes aim at Chinese banks aiding Russia’s war effort. And, U.K. stocks set a new high. Luke Vargas hosts.  



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Morning Brief for Tuesday, October 15th

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