Latest from Jonathan Frewin

• Aug 29, 2019

  Why is the Queen involved in Brexit?

  

  We shed some light on the confusion over what happens next. Then, Africa could be the next frontier for AI. Plus, how gardeners in London are tackling climate change.

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• Aug 28, 2019

  Can the LSAT or GRE hold the key to diversity for law schools? Some want to find out

  

  We talk with Susan Schmidt about the psychology of the markets. Also, BP is pulling out of Alaska after 60 years. Then, we hear how law schools are offering the choice of LSAT or GRE.

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• Aug 28, 2019

  What’s Brexit have to do with suspending Parliament?

  

  The U.K. government seeks a suspension of Parliament as Brexit looms. South Korea gets dropped from Japan’s list of most-favored trading partners. Sunday retailing is controversial in Britain. 

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• Aug 28, 2019

  Electronics retailers brace for the “gadget” tariff

  

  The tariff saga is now poised to affect the world of electronics. Consumers and retailers like Best Buy are doing what they can to prepare. In China, the nation’s social credit score system could extend to companies. Also, we look at an East Coast service that offers products in reusable packaging.

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• Aug 27, 2019

  Examining the $572M decision against Johnson & Johnson

  

  Pharma giant Johnson & Johnson has been ordered by a judge to pay $572 million for underplaying the impact of opioids. We examine what the verdict means. Karyn Cavanaugh checks in to talk about the markets, and we look at how a new Golden State law allows cooks to sell food from home.

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• Aug 27, 2019

  The FEC is about to suffer a crippling loss

  

  The Federal Election Commission, the body that watches over campaign finances, is down another commissioner. What does this mean? Also, the story of one man leaving his budding career in the U.S. to move back to China and be a pro Lego builder. Finally, we look in on how KFC is starting to offer non-meat options.

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• Aug 27, 2019

  Are tensions with Iran cooling?

  

  Iran’s President Rouhani reiterates that he will only talk to the U.S. if sanctions are lifted. A Grammy-winning musician secures $250 million for Africa’s women entrepreneurs.

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• Aug 26, 2019

  Mexico’s entrepreneurs dive into the electric car market

  

  It’s time to talk about the markets with Julia Coronado. We also preview the S&P/Case-Shiller National Home Price Index’s release this week, as the steady growth of home prices appears to be slowing down. Then, in Mexico, entrepreneurs are getting into the electric car business and making it as local as possible: all-Mexican parts, talent and design.

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• Aug 26, 2019

  U.S., China trade talk looms over G-7 summit in France

  

  President Trump tried to lighten the tone of trade talk with China at the G7 meeting in France. Also, home prices have grown steadily for about seven years, but the growth is slowing down. The S&P/Case-Shiller National Home Price Index’s release this week could provide a clearer picture. Then, we look at how vintage cars could be the key to the future of auto repair.

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• Aug 26, 2019

  China calls Trump to say: Let’s talk

  

  President Trump says China has requested resumption of trade talks. German business confidence falls to its lowest level in nearly seven years.

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