Plus, countries in East Asia and the Pacific region could see first rise in poverty in 20 years. And, President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines challenges Facebook over accounts linked to the nation’s police and military that were taken down.
Although their reasons for why might differ. Plus, gun sales in the U.S. have been way up, but the nation’s oldest gun-maker filed for bankruptcy. And, attention to the U.S. tax code after new reporting on President Trump’s returns.
Revelations from The New York Times’ reporting on the president. Plus, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says a deal could still be reached with the White House on new coronavirus relief money. And, preparing for the first presidential debate this week.
Caesars Entertainment says it is in talks for a nearly $4 billion offer for William Hill. Plus, protests in Madrid over new coronavirus restrictions. And, with fewer commuters comes a boost to stores in small English towns.
President Trump’s recent unwillingness to comment on a peaceful transfer of power has constitutional experts and stock market strategists worried. Uncertainty tends to mean market volatility. Plus, how local businesses that depend on the economy of college sports are faring.
We take a closer look at the “FinCEN Files” with one of the reporters that first got ahold of the documents. Plus, work on a new COVID-19 relief package in the House. And, a powerful Vatican official abruptly resigns.
The European Union is set to appeal Apple’s $15 billion tax bill ruling. Harley-Davidson has decided to end its manufacturing operations in India. The Olympics will go ahead but in a simplified form.
The number of nuclear plants running everywhere on Earth is at the lowest point in three decades. Why? Plus, pleas for Congress to do more in terms of coronavirus relief. And, a status update on auto industry reopenings in Mexico.
The board will be able to reverse decisions to remove content from Facebook and Instagram. Plus, a ban on the sale of new gasoline-powered cars in California within 15 years. And, you know hybrid cars. What about hybrid offices?
The next Brexit deadline is looming and it’s making businesses jittery, again. The growth of suburban work-from-home spaces. Australia’s second-biggest bank is fined more than $900 million for breaches of money-laundering laws.
