We’ll take a look at how businesses feel about the new president, and where Trump might come down on trade and tax reform. Plus, what direction will health care law take under his administration? We’ll be reporting on Trump’s victory and what it means for the economy throughout the morning. Check back here for hourly updates.

Donald Trump’s victory sent the markets tumbling. The Mexican peso’s value dropped to an all-time low and has yet to recover. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar’s value relative to the Japanese yen declined. What does this mean for the U.S.? Market experts give their take. We’ll be reporting on Trump’s victory and what it means for the economy throughout the morning. Check back here for hourly updates.

On today’s show, we’ll talk about Iran’s $6 billion deal with the french oil company Total; the push for Atlanta’s Federal Reserve bank to appoint a black president; and why tonight might be a good time to catch your favorite sports games.

On today’s show, we’ll talk about Hillary Clinton’s relationship with the progressive movement; who Trump would appoint as Treasury Secretary should he become president; and what hospital patients can do to vote. 

On today’s show, we’ll talk about predictions for our last jobs report before the 2016 presidential election; look at news that multiple drug companies have received subpoenas in a federal price-fixing investigation; and chat with a nurse practitioner in Seattle about how his political leanings have become an issue in the examining room. 

On today’s show, we’ll talk about the factors driving Facebook’s growth; today’s planned meeting between the Venezuelan government and opposition members; a legislature race in Washington between two candidates who have very different ideas on how to create jobs; and news that it may soon be easier to stream Prince songs. 

On today’s show, we’ll talk about what today’s Fed meeting can tell us about the economy; why foreign investors have pulled billions of dollars out of American stocks; and a new report that shows even losing a small amount of financial aid can increase a student’s likelihood of dropping out. 

On today’s show, we’ll talk about last night’s Colonial gas pipeline explosion in Alabama; how both presidential candidates are trying to get out the vote in Florida; and a new study that shows an increase in election-related workplace tension.  

On today’s show, we’ll talk about a new UNICEF report that says 300 million children live in areas with toxic air; Baker Hughes and General Electric’s new joint company; the struggles that some Delaware citizens are having with purchasing health care; and how an NFL ratings decline is affecting wings and pizza chains.