A locally-produced Indian vaccine was one of two to get emergency authorization from the country’s medicines regulator Sunday. Plus, fancy some pizza in the mail as you work from home?

We also discuss Brexit with the BBC and take a look at doubling rates in sport insurance.

From the BBC World Service: Post-Brexit trade sees tougher customs checks between the U.K. and the European Union, starting today. Plus, a pivot to more online sales is helping British cheese sellers and cheesemakers. 

Trump Administration extends the ban on work visas and green cards. Also, we talk about different ways to look at the energy industry.

We also talk about the markets, and then we look into the plight of the informal market in Mexico.

As we close the curtains on 2020, we count the cost of coronavirus and the legacy of an ‘America First’ trade policy on the rest of the world. The BBC’s correspondents in Cuba, Singapore, Korea and London give a sneak peek into what we can expect in the new year. 

We also answer a few questions about the new Paycheck Protection Program. Also, the U.S. Census Bureau missed a deadline.

Susan Schmidt drops in to talk about the markets with us. Millennials reach the age of being able to sue for age discrimination.

We also talk about the stimulus check rollout. Then, we discuss the 50-year anniversary of the law that led to the creation of OSHA.