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This morning: a check-in on agricultural sectors, a look at U.S. insurance company stocks, and the evolving state of federal student loans.
Today, we’ll discuss the Senate's defense bill, the Japanese yen, and the hiring outlook for the year ahead.
Some smaller businesses in Minnesota have temporarily closed or reduced hours as employees and customers worry about being stopped or profiled by ICE.
On today’s show: TikTok ownership, global appetite for U.S. debt, and the impact of cold snaps on spending.
Today, we hear about the lasting impact of President Donald Trump’s visit to Davos. Plus, TikTok looks to be here to stay.
President Donald Trump acknowledged yesterday that he'll need help from Congress to cap credit card interest at 10%. We dig in.
Today, we check in on Cuba’s economy as it’s set to lose access to one of its main suppliers of oil.
This morning, we’ll unpack some of the economic headlines to come out of President Donald Trump’s speech at Davos.
People in Nigeria, the United Arab Emirates, and India use AI more than Americans. What’s driving the divide?
President Donald Trump will be in-person at the World Economic Forum for the first time in six years.
