We’ll hear the latest from Japan and London as global stocks are tumbling following last week’s U.S. jobs report.
From the BBC World Service: The fall was most dramatic in Japan where, the Nikkei suffered its biggest one-day points drop ever.
And more of a slowdown than many analysts thought. Unemployment rose more than expected too.
As heat waves become more common and more severe, life in states with cooler average temperatures may be become more appealing.
From the BBC World Service: In the U.K., one grassroots group is boosting access to the sport among Muslim women and girls.
We’ll take a look at what’s happening to mortgage rates now that central bankers are on track to lower the cost of borrowing.
How is investment from the CHIPS and Science Act and Inflation Reduction Act showing up in the U.S. economy?
From the BBC World Service: The world’s first comprehensive set of rules governing artificial intelligence has come into force across Europe.
Today, we visit a startup that’s purchased the recipes from and rights to multiple existing restaurants.
Many economists aren’t expecting a drop in interest rate today — but they’ll be looking for hints of cuts in the near future.
