(0:10) - Markets look to close out a winning week. Also, new data points to more potential inflation on the horizon.

(13:05) - Amazon is looking like the winner of the unionization vote of a warehouse in Alabama.

(25:01) - GM halted production at several factories due to more chip shortages. What's in store for the industry going forward?

(34:30) - Should cruises allowed to be operated?

(0:35) - Just how much will demand plummet for commercial real estate in cities?

(12:50) - Adam Johnson of Bullseye Brief joins the show to discuss the current markets and why he is bullish overall.

(22:00) - Americans age 55-64 have almost double the median net worth of the average American household.

(33:33) - Panasonic and Tesla are working together on creating a "beer can" battery that could potentially reduce the cost of EV's.

(0:43) - Weekly jobless claims rose unexpectedly to 744K vs. expectations of 694K.

(13:21) - Ema David of Armstrong Advisory Group breaks down the Fed meeting minutes released yesterday.

(23:36) - G20 will seek to cooperate on implementing a global minimum corporate tax rate.

(35:48) - Many patients are forgetting to cancel extra vaccine appointments, an issue which is clogging daily schedules.

(1:00) - What are the chances that President Biden's infrastructure bill gets passed?

(12:58) - Aaron Zitner of The Wall Street Journal on COVID-19 regulations put in place by municipalities.

(21:58) - Big Tech companies are looking to make a splash with augmented reality glasses.

(34:34) - GM announces an all-electric version of Chevy Silverado, continuing to dive head-first into EV space.

(0:43) - Markets opened flat as investors look forward to the release of the last Fed meeting minutes.

(13:01) - With a surge of tourism ahead this summer, will businesses be facing a severe worker shortage?

(22:17) - Ask Todd with Todd Lutsky of Cushing & Dolan.

(0:10) - China became the first country to implement its own digital currency. Also, merchant groups are forming a national coalition to campaign for stricter antitrust laws.

(13:20) - What does Google's copyright victory over Oracle mean for developers going forward?

(22:25) - A new survey found that Americans believe its better to invest in housing than the stock market. Also, millennials are buying homes without setting foot on the property.

(34:04) - Financial Planning Tuesday with Mark Schaffer of AAG to discuss a recent Social Security survey.

(0:10) - A recap of yesterday's market surge and news of Credit Suisse's $4.7 billion hit as a result of the liquidation from Archegos Capital.

(12:34) - Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen called on the need for a global corporate tax rate. What is the likelihood of it being implemented?

(24:55) - With the release of President Biden's infrastructure plan, there is more debate as to what "infrastructure" really means.

(33:12) - Explosive moves in individual stocks and sectors are underpinning a white-hot streak in the market.

(3:01) - With Americans saving significantly more over the last year, how will spending in the economy be affected?

(13:21) - Sub-prime auto loan delinquencies are on the rise as many Americans struggle to make car payments.

(22:05) - While U.S. economy is primed for a strong rebound, many countries across the globe are not recovering as evenly.

(37:38) - Stack roulette.

(1:01) - After being closed on Friday, markets rally in response to last week's jobs report as hopes for a strong economic rebound prevail.

(13:22) - ISM Services Index for March hits all-time high, reaching 63.7 vs. expectations of 59.

(27:22) - Tesla stock is rising after the company announced they delivered 184K vehicles in Q1 of 2021, which beat analyst expectations.

(38:07) - Biden infrastructure plan will put $80 billion towards improving rail travel across the nation.

(0:10) - A new at-home Covid-19 test has been approved. Plus, why are some having issues getting a mortgage loan?

(12:46) - The heating oil industry is fighting efforts to eliminate state's energy-efficient rebates.

(21:55) - Chuck and Mike have a bone to pick with United Airlines. Plus, more will President Biden be able to forgive certain student loans down the line? The guys give their thoughts on what a better approach would be.

(35:35) - Stack Roulette