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Plus: Two Russian ballistic missiles hit a military institute and a hospital in central Ukraine. The European Court of Justice said the EU’s competition authority lacked jurisdiction when it reviewed U.S. gene-sequencing company Illumina’s takeover of cancer-test maker Grail. J.R. Whalen reports.
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Plus: Brazil’s president defends a decision by the country’s Supreme Court to ban social-media platform X. And, Cathay Pacific cancels flights after discovering engine issues in some of its Airbus planes. Kate Bullivant hosts.
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Plus: Goldman Sachs shares rise after the bank said it plans to cut 1,300 jobs from its global workforce. Shares of Dell Technologies rise after the computer maker reported higher revenue and profit thanks to strong demand for AI-oriented servers. J.R. Whalen reports.
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Plus: A new report says Jewish students at Columbia University were threatened, attacked, shunned and harassed on campus last school year, and many faculty refused to believe their complaints. Eurozone inflation fell to its lowest level since mid-2021. J.R. Whalen report.
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Plus: Elon Musk’s Starlink says Brazil is preventing it from conducting financial transactions in the country. And Donald Trump sends mixed signals on a Florida ballot measure to roll back a six-week abortion ban. Luke Vargas hosts.
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Plus: Apple shares rise after a WSJ report that it plans to invest in OpenAI. Mortgage rates fall to their lowest level in 15 months. J.R. Whalen reports.
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Plus: Several U.S. publishers sue Florida over a book-banning law they claim violates the First Amendment. Inflation in Germany fell more than expected this month, raising the prospect that the European Central Bank will lower interest rates in September. J.R. Whalen reports.
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Plus: Yelp sues Google, accusing it of abusing its dominant position to stifle competition in local markets. And, shares in CrowdStrike slip premarket after the cybersecurity company cuts its outlook. Luke Vargas hosts.
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Plus: The Treasury Department completes regulations to address gaps in U.S. anti-money-laundering rules. The Israeli military launches a major ground-and-air operation across a large area of the West Bank to prevent terrorist attacks. J.R. Whalen reports.
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Plus: General Motors pushes back the start of production at a planned EV battery plant. And, the market awaits Nvidia’s latest earnings figures. Luke Vargas hosts.
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