Aug 7, 2020
Tensions with China expand to the stock market
The Trump administration is recommending a plan that Chinese companies with shares traded on U.S. stock exchanges must submit to audits or else give up their listings. Pictured: The New York Stock Exchange.
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The Trump administration tells Chinese companies to open their books to U.S. auditors or else leave U.S. exchanges. The effects of long-term unemployment. And, our special report "The Economy Reimagined."
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Given the wreckage of the economy caused by the pandemic, why not make it better than it was before?
That’s the topic of a new special report from the Marketplace Morning Report called “The Economy Reimagined.” Host David Brancaccio has more.
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David Brancaccio
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Jonathan Frewin
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Daniel Shin
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