Latest from Jonathan Frewin

• Sep 6, 2019

  A new phone app could help law enforcement combat “skimmers” at the gas pump

  

  We talk jobs and markets with Chris Low. Then, we ask about Fannie and Freddie’s privatization. Also, an app to fight pump skimmers.

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• Sep 6, 2019

  Momentum appears to have slowed for job creation

  

  Job growth is slowing down. What do trade tensions cost worldwide? Also, Florida counties are willing to spend for film and TV.

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• Sep 6, 2019

  The economic legacy of Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe

  

  Zimbabwe’s former president dies aged 95. South African businesses face boycotts after a week of looting and violence. And New Zealand is allowing salaries to be paid in digital currencies like Bitcoin.

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• Sep 5, 2019

  How the Facebook breach sheds light on how phone numbers are used today

  

  Facebook and privacy come up again. Markets and jobs are also on tap, along with a story on how Texas is handling package thievery.

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• Sep 5, 2019

  Flavored vapes to get outlawed in Michigan

  

  The U.S. bond yield surges to new lows, Michigan bans flavored e-cigarettes, and talk of the high seas as a dangerous workplace.

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• Sep 5, 2019

  Merkel heads to China as Germany faces recession

  

  U.S. Vice President Mike Pence is in the U.K., German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in China, and Nissan’s chief executive is under scrutiny.

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• Sep 4, 2019

  Catch these scam-fighting tips if you can

  

  Susan Schmidt joins us to talk markets. Amazon decides to donate, not dump. A former con man gives anti-scam advice.

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• Sep 4, 2019

  A report shows how food can tell us about the U.S. economy

  

  We talk about food security, Walmart stopping ammo sales and the concept of trust, from an economic viewpoint.

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• Sep 4, 2019

  Australia’s “wonder down under” economy is starting to drag

  

  Hong Kong stocks jump on hopes of a resolution to the city’s long-running protests. Australia’s economy is slowing down. And Christine Lagarde is scrutinized over her economic credentials.

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• Sep 3, 2019

  Can million-dollar lifelines stop nursing homes from closing?

  

  Jobs numbers are coming, Huawei says the U.S. is messing with its business, and how some are handling nursing home closures.

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