Today, we’re hearing about ways to discourage the ultra wealthy from hiding their cash offshore.
Now that the Federal Reserve has started to cut interest rates, are we headed back to a world of cheap money?
From the BBC World Service: Two manufacturers, Japan’s Icom and Taiwan’s Gold Apollo, have denied any link to the deadly blasts.
People are getting more comfortable buying items online that they’re used to buying in person.
On today’s program: the politics of interest rate cuts and outdoor clothing brand Patagonia.
From the BBC World Service: Nine out of every 10 new cars sold in Norway is electric.
Bill Gates joins the program to discuss stalling progress on global public health initiatives, as well as opportunities for investment.
Later this morning, we’ll to get an update on how much inventory businesses built up in July.
From the BBC World Service: Goods imports and exports between the United Kingdom and European Union have slumped since Brexit, a study finds.
Retail sales data out Tuesday morning will offer a peek into how consumers are doing right now.
