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- FAA Wants to Hire More Air-Traffic Controllers
Plus: KPMG is set to become the first Big Four firm to open a law practice in the U.S. And, Trump officials struggle to keep pace with the president’s tariff onslaught. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - Stocks Fall After President Trump Latest Tariff Threats
Investors continue to digest the new administration's plans on tariffs and federal spending cuts. Plus: Nvidia shares continue to fall after the company reported forecast-beating results. And Federal Health officials are reportedly reviewing Moderna’s almost $600 million contract to help develop a bird flu vaccine. Anthony Bansie hosts.
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3 min - Trump Announces Another 10% Tariff on China
Plus, Amazon shows off its first chip for quantum computing. And a mysterious disease linked to bats has already killed 60 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Alex Ossola hosts.
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3 min - Microsoft Calls on Trump to Relax AI Chip Export Rules
Plus: President Trump revokes a Biden-era license allowing Chevron to produce oil in Venezuela. And, European shares fall on Trump’s EU tariff threat. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - Stocks Struggle to Shake Off Slump Amid Fresh Tariff Threats
President Trump said he is considering 25% tariffs on goods from the European Union. Plus: stock in Outback Steakhouse’s parent company fell to its lowest point since 2020 after it projected declining sales. And Nvidia reported earnings after the close. Danny Lewis hosts.
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3 min - U.S. New-Home Sales Slumped in January
Plus, drugmaker Eli Lilly plans to invest $27 billion in new U.S. plants. Ukrainian President Zelensky says many details of the minerals deal with the U.S. remain unresolved. Iran has enough highly enriched uranium for six nuclear weapons. Ariana Aspuru hosts.
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3 min - House Republicans Pass Budget Plan
Plus: Budweiser brewer AB InBev scores market-share gains in the U.S. And, copper prices rise as White House officials mull imposing tariffs on the metal. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - Economic Worries and Tariff Fears Dragged on Markets Again
President Trump’s proposed tariff policies also contributed to the largest monthly decline in U.S. consumer sentiment in three years. Plus: Home Depot shares rose after beating expectations. And Hims & Hers shares fell after the telehealth company said it would stop selling alternatives to Ozempic and Wegovy. Danny Lewis hosts.
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3 min - U.S. Consumer Confidence Drops in February
Plus, Taiwan detains ship and Chinese crew after undersea cable was severed. And Eli Lilly offers higher doses of its obesity-drug Zepbound through its direct-to-consumer business. Anthony Bansie hosts.
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3 min - Tesla Sales Crash in Europe
Plus: Unilever’s chief executive makes a surprise exit. And, AI company Anthropic is finalizing a new funding round that values the company at $61.5 billion. Luke Vargas hosts.
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