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- U.S. Stocks Inch Higher as Investors Digest New Tariff Threats
President Trump’s latest import tax threats weighed on overseas automakers. Plus: Nikola files for bankruptcy, with plans to shutter the company. Microsoft announces a new chip to power quantum computers. And Etsy shares sink after a disappointing earnings report. Danny Lewis hosts.
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3 min - President Trump Calls Zelensky a Dictator
Plus: Trump said he wants border spending, tax relief and spending cuts passed in one bill. And hydrogen-truck maker Nikola, once a darling of green investment, has filed for bankruptcy. Alex Ossola hosts.
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3 min - Trump Weighs 25% Tariffs on Autos, Chips, Pharmaceuticals
Plus: HSBC plans a new share buyback and cost cuts. And, U.K. inflation reaches a ten-month high, further diverging from the Bank of England’s target. Kate Bullivant hosts.
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3 min - U.S. Stocks Had a Muted Return From Presidents Day
Rising speculation and frothy enthusiasm in the market is making some investors nervous about a correction. Plus, Nike stock rises after announcing a deal with Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS. And Intel shares jump after a WSJ report that Broadcom and TSMC are eyeing deals to break the chipmaker in two. Danny Lewis hosts.
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3 min - U.S. and Russia to Name Teams for Talks on Ending Ukraine War
Plus: White House to no longer consider contractors’ DEI initiatives. And Hamas says it will release more hostages as Israel agrees to negotiate the end of the war in Gaza. Alex Ossola hosts.
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3 min - Delta Regional Plane Crashes at Toronto Airport
Plus: Southwest Airlines prepares to slash its corporate workforce, marking the first mass layoff in its 53-year history. And, the Reserve Bank of Australia joins a wave of global monetary easing. Kate Bullivant hosts.
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3 min - U.S. Stocks Close Mixed After New Retail Sales Data
Data from the U.S. Commerce Department showed a surprisingly steep pullback in retail sales for January. Plus: Roku shares rise after posting a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss. Airbnb stock advances after the rental company swings to a profit. And DraftKings gains after raising its revenue guidance. Danny Lewis hosts.
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3 min - Last Living U.S. Civilian Hostage in Gaza to Be Released Saturday
Plus: GOP Freedom Caucus members secure deeper spending cuts. Judge orders Trump administration to lift a freeze on U.S. aid abroad. Russian drone sets fire to Chernobyl's containment shield. Zoe Kuhlkin hosts.
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Correction: Hamas said it would release the last civilian American-Israeli hostage held in Gaza; however, it continues to hold an American hostage who also is an Israeli soldier. An earlier version of this episode’s headline incorrectly said that Hamas planned to release the last American it holds. (Corrected Feb. 18)Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
3 min - Latest Trump Layoffs Target Thousands of Federal Workers
Plus: Apple and Google restore TikTok to their mobile app stores. And, Shein and Temu look for workarounds to keep selling to Americans. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - U.S. Stocks Rise After President Trump Delays Reciprocal Tariffs
Trump’s latest executive order instead directs federal agencies to study how to adjust tariff rates to match the duties and other economic barriers enforced by other nations. Plus: Hertz stock falls after reporting quarterly losses. And MGM Resorts International shares surge. Danny Lewis hosts.
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