Noon Business Hour on WBBM Newsradio

Join Cisco Cotto and Kris Kridel as they discuss President Trump's proposed budget, get advice on what to do if you get sick or injured while traveling abroad and examine how flying can sabotage your diet.

Join Cisco Cotto and Kris Kridel as they discuss the week ahead on Wall Street, big changes at Ford's corner office and money milestones you should reach by age 40.

Join Regine Schlesinger as she discusses President Trump as he embarks on his first foreign trip as Commander-in-Chief, how to stand out when applying for college and IBM's move away from the work at home revolution.

Join Kris Kridel and Rob Hart as they discuss tips on navigating the world of college financial aid, cyber-security in the wake of the recent ransomware attacks felt around the globe and the latest industry that Amazon may disrupt.

Join Kris Kridel and Rob Hart as they discuss today's stock market sell-off, college affordability and the rising value of internet domain names.

Join Cisco Cotto and Kris Kridel as they discuss how both major Chicago daily newspapers could soon be the property of one owner, advantages the small college experience offers its students and how airports are implementing the latest in facial recognition technology.

Join Kris Kridel and Rob Hart as they preview the week ahead on Wall Street, look at the country's best value colleges and discuss how an Illinois college savings plan might be a good fit for your family.

Join Regine Schlesinger as she discusses winners and losers of the new US-China trade deal, need to know advice for first-time home buyers and Mother's Day retail.

Join Cisco Cotto and Jim Gudas as they discuss Whole Foods' turnaround, how educators are using social media to improve their teaching experience and what's behind the disastrous quarterly earnings for Snap Chat parent SNAP.

Join Cisco Cotto and Jim Gudas as they discuss the potential impact of the firing of FBI Director James Comey on President Trump's pro-growth agenda, Disney as the media giant beats earnings but comes up short on revenue and tactics you can use to boost your retirement savings.