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Plus: House Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says Democrats will back a Republican spending plan to avert a government shutdown. And, Donatella Versace steps down after three decades as creative director at the luxury brand. Kate Bullivant hosts.

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The benchmark stock index is down more than 10% from its Feb. 19 high. Plus: Gold prices hit a new all-time high. Compass is in advanced talks to buy Warren Buffett’s real-estate brokerage unit. And Intel shares jump the day after the chip maker appoints a new CEO. Danny Lewis hosts.

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Plus: President Trump threatens 200% tariffs on European Union champagne, wine and other alcohol. And the White House withdraws its nominee for director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Anthony Bansie hosts. 

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Plus: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says Democrats won’t back a Republican government funding plan. And, Intel shares rise as the semiconductor firm appoints Lip-Bu Tan as its new chief executive. Kate Bullivant hosts.

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Shares of the chip maker jump in after-hours trading. Plus: Shares of Jack Daniels maker Brown-Forman fall after EU announces reciprocal tariffs on American whiskey. And Tesla stock rises after Elon Musk’s pledge to double domestic production. Danny Lewis hosts.

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Plus: Canada retaliates against the Trump administration's tariffs. And the WTO says global trade continues growing despite rising tariffs. Anthony Bansie hosts.

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Correction: Canada has said it will impose a levy on an additional $20.6 billion in U.S. imported goods. An earlier version of this podcast incorrectly said the tariffs would apply to $29.8 billion of goods, using a total in Canadian rather than U.S. dollars.

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Plus: House Republicans narrowly pass a proposal to fund the government into the fall, setting up a fight in the Senate. And, the Education Department cuts nearly half its workforce. Kate Bullivant hosts.

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Signs of easing trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada encouraged some investors, while others took advantage of President Trump’s latest tariff threats by buying shares in steel and aluminum makers. Plus: Kohl’s cuts its dividend after projecting larger-than-expected sales declines. Danny Lewis hosts.

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Plus, the U.S. had 7.74 million job openings in January. Kohl’s predicts a larger than expected decline in sales this year, sending its stock sliding. And Southwest Airlines plans to start charging for checked bags. Nissan replaces its CEO after its failed merger with Honda. Alex Ossola hosts. 

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Plus: Tesla shares continue to slide in off hours trading, the biggest one-day drop since 2020. And, Delta Airlines has lowered its outlook citing reduced consumer and corporate confidence. Kate Bullivant hosts.

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