Latest from Jonathan Frewin

• Sep 26, 2019

  Snail mail crisis averted

  

  Hong Kong authorities hold public meetings to try to ease the political crisis. The U.S. agrees to stay in a global union that has regulated international mail service for more than a century. Is giving citizens free services like transport, education and healthcare a good idea?

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• Sep 25, 2019

  Have you secured the rights to your spin workout?

  

  What does potential impeachment spell for the economy? Investors wait on data. Peloton is in legal trouble for using unlicensed music in its fancy bike workouts.

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• Sep 25, 2019

  Suspending a license to thrive

  

  Over a million salaried employees are now eligible for overtime pay. Amazon offers employees health care… sort of. Some states still suspend licenses for unpaid fines that are not driving-related.

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• Sep 25, 2019

  Bricks versus clicks

  

  The U.S. and Japan talk trade. Britain’s nuclear power ambitions suffer another setback. Why the future of travel booking isn’t necessarily online.

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• Sep 24, 2019

  What’s the meaning of life? Paying for college.

  

  How much in reserves does the Fed actually need? Consumer confidence is high heading into the holiday shopping season. Parents are doing anything and everything to get their kids through college.

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• Sep 24, 2019

  Apple is bigger in Texas

  

  What post-Brexit deal will the U,S, and Brtiain strike? “War” is declared on climate change at the U.N. Google wins a “right to be forgotten” case. Apple’s massive Mac Pro will now be built in Texas.

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• Sep 24, 2019

  U.K. Supreme Court deals Brexit blow to Boris Johnson

  

  Britain’s highest court says Parliament suspension is unlawful. Europe limits the right to be forgotten. We look at the lasting impact of Thomas Cook’s demise.

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• Sep 23, 2019

  CBS and POC

  

  Congress is still trying to sort out what is and what isn’t a presidential emolument. This week is prime time to buy a house. CBS continues to add diversity to its slate of programming.

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• Sep 23, 2019

  Fast fashion’s quick work

  

  The U.K. scrambles to get erstwhile Thomas Cook customers home. Oxfam pushes Second Hand September for the good of the environment.

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• Sep 23, 2019

  What now for Thomas Cook employees and customers?

  

  As the world’s oldest travel-booking company collapses, how do customers and shareholders bear the impact? Recommendations to cut down on meat and dairy hits small environmentally-friendly farmers. 

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