We’re talking about “jobs” in this economy’s tight labor market. And maybe a little bit of Hollywood, too.

We didn’t always talk about the funds raised by presidential candidates. Things have changed.

You could say the trade war is back on after President Donald Trump’s tweets announcing potential tariff hikes. We break down what that might mean for American trade. Plus, is Uber a viable substitute for public transit?

It’s jobs day, so we talk labor markets, unemployment rates, and about the Fed. Also, a little bit about the history of technology in China.

We take to the high seas to explore “trademark squatting” of American businesses in China. Plus: Why stock buybacks are surging and why Hollywood isn’t making as many rom-coms. 

For some, it’s a matter of necessity. For others, it’s a matter of choice — and the distinction is class-based. Plus, the Fed’s decision to keep interest rates flat, and the race to create more plant-based proteins. 

Ransom — and the insurance that covers it — is a big business. But first: how are tariffs affecting American businesses? Plus: With home prices dragging, are we headed for a buyer’s market?

Marriott, the world’s largest hotel operator, is taking on Airbnb with its own home-rental platform. Plus, we predict the Fed’s move on rates tomorrow and explore a new trend in corporate America: fancy bathroom renovations.

Cue the Vitamin C, it’s graduation season. Time to figure out how to pay back student loans. Plus, the latest GDP numbers and Amazon’s plan to offer free one-day shipping for Prime subscribers.