We also talk about the widening wealth gap, as the group Oxfam reports how corporations are raking in profits during the pandemic. Diane Swonk discusses the markets with us.
Senators will vote on a “skinny” economic relief package. Also, indoor dining is about to return to New York. We also take a look at the ripple effect of Mexico’s struggling economy.
The KFC and Taco Bell operator in China is already listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Indonesia puts plans for a new capital city on hold. Applications to study nursing surge in England.
British performers have joined a musical with a socially distanced audience in Seoul. Shares fall after drug maker AstraZeneca pauses its COVID-19 vaccine trials. Pandemic lockdowns threaten starvation for over 120 million people.
The president pledges to crack down on companies that create jobs in China. Child care centers are weighing the pros and cons of reopening. We examine if decades-long runs for shows can still be a thing.
Pressure is mounting on businesses to ensure materials sourced from factories in Xinjiang do not involve forced labor. Can Japan’s next leader tackle a significant decline in business spending? Beijing unveils its approach to global data-security standards.