Latest from Jonathan Frewin

• Jul 4, 2019

  Diplomatic row threatens post-Brexit U.K.-China trade

  

  A worsening spat between the U.K. and China could threaten economic ties after Brexit. Nigeria signs up to world’s biggest trade bloc. As Amazon turns 25, a look at its growing influence in India.

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• Jul 3, 2019

  The trade war triggered diplomatic fireworks, but the actual ones might not go off

  

  There could be big personnel changes at the U.S. and European central banks. How will the U.S.-China trade war affect your Fourth of July fireworks display? Decreased state school funding could be partly responsible for rising student debt.

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• Jul 3, 2019

  Ketchup getting squeezed by more “exciting” condiments

  

  Trump floats two replacements for the current Fed chair. Gas ticks up about a nickel per gallon ahead of the holiday weekend. Are “fancier” spreads and sundry sauces ending ketchup’s condiment supremacy?

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• Jul 3, 2019

  Is Lagarde boxed in by Draghi’s ECB policy plans?

  

  Is Christine Lagarde, nominated for the ECB’s top job, locked into implementing bond-buying and rate cuts communicated by Mario Draghi? India is dealing with and trying to leverage this year’s monsoon. What’s it like to do business in the politically divided Cyprus capital?

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• Jul 2, 2019

  What goes into providing free legal aid for detained migrants?

  

  Anheuser-Busch’s parent company goes for the biggest IPO of the year. Investors are looking forward to this week’s jobs numbers. What goes into legally advocating for detained migrants?

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• Jul 2, 2019

  How Huawei made its way to the top

  

  New fiscal year, new minimum wage. The federal consumer watchdog takes a fresh look a bank overdraft fees. How did Huawei become such a huge player in the telecom world?

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• Jul 2, 2019

  Anheuser-Busch takes on Hong Kong

  

  China vows again to open up its markets. AB InBev looks to eclipse tech darlings Uber and Lyft as world’s biggest 2019 listing. How the Women’s World Cup has transformed the sport.

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• Jul 1, 2019

  Travelers get creative to avoid luggage fees

  

  Investors like this China-U.S. trade truce. California gun owners have been stocking up on ammo. Want to avoid paying luggage fees at the airport? Yeah, so do a lot of enterprising travelers.

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• Jul 1, 2019

  “Monopoly” without play money? Think about the children!

  

  China-U.S. trade talks are back on after the G20, so where does that leave Huawei? Monopoly gets revamped, and that includes no fake cash and a robot banker.

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• Jul 1, 2019

  No more E.U. trading for Swiss stocks

  

  From the BBC World Service… Swiss stocks are barred from trading on E.U. exchanges amid a stalemate in trade negotiations. OPEC eyes another round of production cuts. Plus, Nokia responds after an executive comments on Huawei security.

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