Noon Business Hour on WBBM Newsradio

A look at the week ahead on Wall Street, a stark warning about the future from a former tech executive and how Facebook may have to delete your embarrassing posts from years past.

A look at today's key government jobs report, latest on the big Grubhub/Eat24 deal and how learning computer coding could lead to high paying job.

1871 CEO Howard Tullman is stepping down at year end, Elon Musk has a plan to whisk people from New York to Washington DC via rail in under 30 minutes and Yum Brands shares slip on soft quarterly results.

Apple's banner quarterly earnings, debt questions you may be afraid to ask and how Amazon's new refund policy has many sellers outraged.

New co-living trend hitting major US cities, how supersonic commercial air travel could return in the not too distant future and what's behind July's soft auto sales.

Join Kris Kridel and Jim Gudas as they discuss the week ahead on Wall Street, the impact of the Discovery/Scripps Networks deal on the media sector and what's behind the United State's pilot shortage.

Join Kris Kridel and Jim Gudas as they discuss Amazon's big miss, the opening of a fine dining restaurant at Chicago's North Avenue Beach and what's behind a nearly double digit decline in shares of Starbucks.

Join Kris Kridel and Jim Gudas as they discuss new efforts to boost US manufacturing, the controversial future of microchip implants in humans and Facebook's banner quarterly earnings.

Join Kris Kridel and Rob Hart as they discuss Boeing's banner quarterly earnings, how to quit your job gracefully and today's expected White House announcement that Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn will build a plant in Wisconsin.

Join Cisco Cotto and Kris Kridel as they discuss McDonald's banner quarterly earnings, iRobot as it seeks to sell data collected from their customer's Roomba robot vacuums and tips on how to make the most of your next flight.