Opening Bell News Block

Extreme volatility on Wall Street continues as President Trump signs a bipartisan bill to re-open the government after an overnight shutdown. WCBS 880 Anchors Wayne Cabot and Paul Murnane host the Opening Bell Report.

In today's edition of the Opening Bell Report, Wayne Cabot and Paul Murnane talk another possible government shutdown, CVS' new minimum wage and Twitter's unprecendented profits, Joe Connolly takes a look at the buyer's advantage in the real estate market, and Brad Heller discusses the MLB Players Association's plans for a training camp.

President Trump made a plea for unity during last night's State of the Union, laying out his bipartisan goals for Congress. WCBS 880 Anchor Paul Murnane hosts the Opening Bell Report.

WCBS Newsradio 880 Anchor Paul Murnane has Wednesday's Opening Bell Report as reports swirl around Washington regarding the special counsel's investigation of President Trump's campaign. Meantime, U.S. companies are creating jobs and raising wages as a result of tax cuts.

Paul Murnane and Alex Silverman discuss Trump's alleged comments and another Food Friday.

WCBS 880 Anchors Wayne Cabot and Paul Murnane anchor the Opening Bell Report as automobiles take center stage at the consumer technology trade show in Las Vegas and a new report is released about how computers could affect New York City workers.

In today's edition of the Opening Bell Report, Waynce Cabot and Paul Murnane discuss the upcoming vote on net neutrality, Disney looks to purchase a huge chunk of 21st Century FOX, more changes getting made to the GOP tax plan, and Brad Heller talks about how coverage may be affected because of the Disney/21st Century FOX deal.

In today's edition of the Opening Bell Report, Wayne Cabot and Paul Murnane discuss the latest move from special prosecutor Robert Mueller, three states plan to sue in their opposition to the GOP tax bill, when a dollar isn't worth a dollar, and Brad Heller talks about the latest rumored location for a new NHL team.

Stopping 24/7 subway service could give the MTA time to perform system upgrades according to a new study. The senate debates the GOP tax bill. In our Morning Joe, how shopping at Target is changing. And in the business of sports, the NFL takes over Times Square. 

In today's edition of the Opening Bell Report, Paul Murnane and Wayne Cabot talk about the latest snaug that has fallen on the GOP tax reform bill, changes are coming Chobani and Chock Full O'Nuts, and Brad Heller tells us what the Detroit Lions are doing for their fans to make the experience of viewing football even better.