Apr 4, 2018

04/04/2018: What companies can do to combat workplace violence

YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, California on Tuesday. JOSH EDELSON/AFP/Getty Images

(Markets Edition) In the wake of yesterday's shooting at YouTube, we talk with workplace violence consultant Larry Barton about the measures companies should take to create a safer environment. Also on today's show: a conversation with Tom Sheck from our investigative unit APM Reports about the resignation of DJ Gribbin, Trump's point person on his infrastructure bill. What did Trump have planned, and what does Gribbin's departure mean for the bill?

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Trump's infrastructure czar steps down

by Associated Press

Apr 3, 2018

The departure of DJ Gribbin is the latest sign that the president's plan is going nowhere fast.

DJ Gribbin with President Donald Trump speaking to CEOs about the regulatory process to build a highway, April 4, 2017, in Washington, D.C.

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What companies can do to combat workplace violence

by David Brancaccio

Apr 4, 2018

Receptionists are one of the most vulnerable people in any office, and yet they're often not included in safety training.

YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, California on Tuesday.

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(Markets Edition) In the wake of yesterday’s shooting at YouTube, we talk with workplace violence consultant Larry Barton about the measures companies should take to create a safer environment. Also on today’s show: a conversation with Tom Sheck from our investigative unit APM Reports about the resignation of DJ Gribbin, Trump’s point person on his infrastructure bill. What did Trump have planned, and what does Gribbin’s departure mean for the bill?