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Canada Goose stock tumbles. The Fed is expected to cut rates three times by the end of 2020. And WeWork is talking to banks about a $2.75 billion credit line.

Correction: The bond market is pricing in three rate cuts by the end of 2020. This episode incorrectly states that the bond market is pricing in three rate cuts in 2019.

A new payments merger shows that scale is driving the industry. Amazon is cutting small wholesale suppliers. And the bond market brings bad news. Host: Ben Walsh.

How long can the economic expansion last? Why Tesla is down 41% this year. And why 400 Boeing 373 MAX airplane remain grounded. Host: Ben Walsh.

How trade war tensions are hurting tech stocks. Oil prices drop significantly. And Qualcomm's stock sinks after a U.S. court ruled against it in an antitrust case. Host: Alexandra Scaggs.

Which sectors hedge funds bought and sold in the first quarter. How China retaliating for the Huawei ban could hurt Apple. And brick-and-mortar retailers report earnings. Host: Nick Jasinski.

Debt and China relations could weigh on Tesla stock. Valve-maker Circor's stock surges after a hostile bid. And why the outlook for Occidental Petroleum could be bleak. Host: Nick Jasinski.

Tech stocks sink because they are complying with Trump's Huawei ban. Ford plans significant job cuts. And Sprint's stock rallies upon a regulator's approval of T-Mobile merger. Host: Alexandra Scaggs.

How tariffs could hurt Apple earnings per share. Luckin Coffee's first day of trading. And how the trade war with China is helping Bitcoin climb. Host: Alexandra Scaggs.

A big fund manager shrank its Tesla stake by 81%. More Americans are applying for jobless benefits. And Jeff Koons' 'Rabbit' sets an auction record. Host: Alexandra Scaggs.

Traders are betting on a Fed rate cut. Foreign investors are buying fewer Treasuries. And shares of Canadian pot producer Aurora jump on good sales results. Host: Alexandra Scaggs.