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Large telecom companies pledge to fight robocalls. Global growth predicted to slow down further in the fourth quarter. And Overstock.com stock rises as a strange CEO-saga ends. Host: Jeffrey Cane. Writer: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

More American homeowners file for mortgage refinancing. What Target's strong earnings say about the U.S. consumer. And President Trump backtracks on tax policy. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

President Trump is considering a new measure to boost the economy. Apple plans to spend $6 billion on original streaming tv content. And WeWork is valued 10 times greater than a competitor with just as many desks for rent. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

A group of top business leaders coin a new purpose for corporations. PG&E stock sinks after a judge allows for a trial on whether it caused wildfires. And what does lower RV-sales tell us about the health of the economy?

Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

The second-hand goods industry is growing fast. The electric vehicle industry could increase copper demand significantly. And why treasuries have rallied in the U.S, Europe, and Japan. Host: Mary Childs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Alibaba crushes earnings expectations. General Electric stock is down on explosive fraud accusations. And a bright spot for economic news: Consumer spending is running strong. Host: Mary Childs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Two-year Treasury yield tops the 10-year rate for the first time since 2007. The housing market hits pause amid economic uncertainties. And WeWork files for an IPO. Host: Mary Childs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Stocks jumped on news that Trump delays tariffs on certain Chinese-made products. U.S. mortgage debt hits a record. And why Dan Loeb reduced his stake in United Technologies. Host: Jeffrey Cane. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

What the Hong Kong turmoil means to global markets. What to expect when Tilray reports earnings today. And the implications of the Argentinian pro-business president's sound defeat in the primaries. Host: Mary Childs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Car sales in China are expected to tumble. Drugmakers and distributors' stocks are feeling the pain over opioid litigation. And U.S. inflation is expected to remain low-what does that mean for interest rates? Host: Alexandra Scaggs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.