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.
One things world leaders at odds at G20 can agree on: global trade is bad. Retirees are losing out big by claiming social security too soon. How are markets reacting to trade negotiations in Osaka? Paris police are cracking down on pickpockets.
Trump and Xi rendezvous at the G-20 summit. Californians are paying the highest gas taxes in the country. What’s the true cost of those expensive truffles in your fancy pasta?
All eyes are on President Trump and his Chinese counterpart at the G20 in Japan. The former head of the WTO sounds off. Fifty years after the Stonewall riots, we look at efforts to support LGBTQ communities through their golden years.
Can U.S. foreign aid really curb immigration? Members of the Fed throw shade at a very critical president. Trump’s auto tariff threats make German manufacturers nervous.
The FAA spots another issue in Boeing’s grounded 737-MAX planes. A Spanish-language network co-hosts a presidential debate for the first time. What’s ahead for Trump and Xi at the G20?
We look ahead to the G20 meeting of world leaders in Osaka, Japan. Who are the winners and losers from President Trump’s trade war? Germany braces for its own tariff showdown.
President Trump can’t seem to get on the same page with… well… anyone. Bernie Sanders’ and Elizabeth Warren’s student loan forgiveness policies might not be so “woke” after all. A witness to the Stonewall riots looks back at the historic protests 50 years on.
Lesser-known Dems try to raise their profiles and money through this week’s debates. The DOJ looks into chicken-pricing collusion. As corporations capitalize on Pride Month, Absolut Vodka has been an ally to the LGBTQ community for decades.
Trump, technology and tariffs in China. Strengthening trade ties between the U.S. and India. The impact on households and businesses in Africa following the latest Ebola outbreak.
