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Cryptocurrency market tops 2 trillion as Ethereum hits record high, Tharman warns of crypto-trading for retail investors, Coinbase' jump in revenue, IMFs global growth forecast, Credit Suisse, Topps and ...
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Why has Senior Minister of Singapore & Chair of MAS Tharman Shanmugartnam warned of crypto-trading for retail investors? What is driving the jump in revenue for Coinbase? Why has the IMF upgraded its global economic growth forecast? Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang sieve through the latest news headlines. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy infor…
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IMF lifts global growth outlook. Credit Suisse takes $4.7 billion hit from Archegos collapse. Japan implements targeted lockdowns, just four months before the Tokyo Olympics.
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Julia Chatterley is live from New York. Here are the top business news stories today! Roaring recovery! US stimulus & vaccine delivery lift the IMF's global growth outlook. Hedge fund hit! Credit Suisse takes $4.7 billion hit from Archegos collapse. Olympic obstacle - Japan implements targeted lockdowns, just four months before the Tokyo Olympics. …
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Credit Suisse Take $4.7 Billion Hit // Yellen Calls for Global Corporate Tax Rate// Infrastructure - 4/6 (Hour 1)
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(0:10) - A recap of yesterday's market surge and news of Credit Suisse's $4.7 billion hit as a result of the liquidation from Archegos Capital. (12:34) - Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen called on the need for a global corporate tax rate. What is the likelihood of it being implemented? (24:55) - With the release of President Biden's infrastructure p…
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Credit Suisse axes top executives and bonuses amid huge losses
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Credit Suisse replaced two key executives and cut bonuses amid the fallout from two major business relationships. Greensill Capital and hedge fund Archegos Capital Management, which were linked to the Swiss banking giant, imploded in recent weeks with major losses. Peter Hody from Finews.com in Zurich gives his insight on Credit Suisse and its invo…
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Markets And The Reopening Trade, Credit Suisse Takes a $4.7B Hit Due To Archegos Scandal, Morgan Stanley's Apple Call, And Senator McConnell's Warning To CEOs
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One day after a rally which resulted in new record highs for the Dow and S&P 500, Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber discussed the reopening trade amid the jump in COVID vaccinations and stronger demand for air travel: What it all means for the recovery and the markets. The anchors also reacted to what the CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line tol…
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Credit Suisse top executives leave bank over Archegos losses
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From the BBC World Service: The Swiss banking giant has also cut bonuses as it tackles the fallout of its business relationships with the Archegos hedge fund and Greensill Capital. Also, the race to find a new generation of “greener” steel and how much it could cost.By Marketplace / David Brancaccio
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Credit Suisse Caught in the Archegos Cross-Hairs; Corporate America's Response to Changes in Voting Laws; Mastercard On the Massive Consumer Shift to Shopping Online
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The latest on the Archegos Capital scandal, with Credit Suisse shaking up the management ranks and taking a major loss. Plus, a top brand manager weighs in on how CEOs should respond to the controversy surrounding Georgia’s voting laws. And Mastercard’s chief economist has insights on how much consumers are buying online amid the pandemic, and whet…
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Weekends: Beautiful places (The Rail Corridor)
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In this week’s Beautiful Places, award winning author Neil Humphreys takes us to The Rail Corridor, featuring additional access points for visitors and restored rail infrastructure. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By MONEY FM 89.3
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Weekends: Tom Wright on his experiences exposing corporate and government corruption
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Glenn van Zutphen and award-winning author Neil Humphreys in conversation with Tom Wright, Award winning NYT investigative Journalist & Co founder, Brazen about his experiences writing the 1MDB financial scandal, which brought down Malaysia's government and led Goldman Sachs to pay the largest ever penalty under U.S. bribery laws. See omnystudio.co…
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Weekends: Aaron Olivera on his new ecological vision for the world
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Glenn van Zutphen and award-winning author Neil Humphreys speak to Aaron Olivera CEO Earth 300 about the model of blending of science with technology, exploration, education and entertainment, and how he’s using Singapore as a launchpad to lead this movement. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Weekends: Alvin Ea on connecting hauliers and shipper to better streamline their fleet management and trucking services in real-time
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Glenn van Zutphen and award-winning author Neil Humphreys speak to Alvin Ea, Co-Founder & CEO, Haulio about innovations reducing the dependence on manpower in the logistics industry and how Singapore’s logistics sector compares with the rest of Asia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Weekends: Greg Bess on a contemporary twist on the classic steak restaurant
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Glenn van Zutphen and award-winning author Neil Humphreys speak to Greg Bess, Executive Chef of CUT & Spago by Wolfgang Puck about his inspiration behind the Asian/local twist in his creations and some of the challenges & solutions in striving for a sustainable kitchen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
Guest host Scott Tong brought a truly wild story to this grab-bag Friday episode. Coca-Cola is accusing a former employee of stealing trade secrets — not the formula for what goes in the can, but the can itself. We’ll talk about it, some other weird trade secrets and, oh yeah, a 3,000-year-old lost city in Egypt. Plus, another round of our favorite…
Politicians and public figures across the world have paid tribute to Prince Philip, following his death at the age of 99. We hear from Nigel Vardy, mountaineer and assessor for the The Duke of Edinburgh's Award and Professor Philip Murphy, Director of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies at the University of London's School of Advanced Study. Plus…
Amazon employees at a warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama, voted against forming a union today. For months, the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union has been trying to organize the approximately 5,800 Bessemer workers. It looked like the union could win, but the “no” vote was no surprise to a couple of experts we talked to, who said U.S. labor l…
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Apple's New Privacy Rules // More Controversy in China // Paul LaMonica - 4/9 (Hour 2)
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(0:10) - A look at the bond markets. Plus, P&G is reportedly working with a Chinese group to side-step Apple's new privacy rules. (15:19) - Disneyland is looking to reopen in California. What are some of the steps they are taking in this new landscape? (22:21) - More controversy brewing among the NBA and China regarding labor laws. (33:20) - Paul L…
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Potential for Inflation? // Amazon Wins Union Vote // More Chip Shortages - 4/9 (Hour 1)
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(0:10) - Markets look to close out a winning week. Also, new data points to more potential inflation on the horizon. (13:05) - Amazon is looking like the winner of the unionization vote of a warehouse in Alabama. (25:01) - GM halted production at several factories due to more chip shortages. What's in store for the industry going forward? (34:30) -…
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Stocks' Record Run vs. Inflation, The Reopening Trade, A "Max" Problem For Boeing, The Amazon Union Vote, The SEC's Message On SPACs, And the CEO of Snap-On: Recovery, The Stock At An All-Time High, And ...
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On a day in which the Dow and S&P 500 each hit a fresh record high, Carl Quintanilla, David Faber and Mike Santoli led off by discussing market reaction to wholesale inflation numbers that came in well above forecasts: What's at stake for the value reopening trade? They looked at the correlation between the S&P 500 and the 10-year note yield as wel…
President Biden said last week that plans for infrastructure spending include a group of 10 of the most economically significant bridges in need of reconstruction. But which 10 are they? Plus, an update on the vote count for unionization efforts at the Amazon warehouse in Alabama. Also, explaining Britain’s international travel restrictions. And, a…
President Biden said last week that plans for infrastructure spending include a group of 10 of the most economically significant bridges in need of reconstruction. But which 10 are they? Plus, an update on the vote count for unionization efforts at the Amazon warehouse in Alabama. Also, explaining Britain’s international travel restrictions. And, a…
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Asia remains the most expensive region in Global Wealth and Lifestyle Report
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Asia’s swift recovery from the global health crisis has kept the region at the top of Bank Julius Baer Lifestyle Index 2021 when it comes to most expensive region. Shanghai was ranked most expensive city on the index - clinching the top spot from Hong Kong - which was pushed to 3rd place - while Tokyo came in as 2nd most expensive city. Singapore i…
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Biden’s call to allow lawsuits against gun manufacturers
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The president says Congress should repeal gun manufacturers’ immunity from liability. Plus, money from the latest round of COVID relief to address affordable housing and homelessness. And, what a court ruling involving Prince, Andy Warhol and copyright law might mean for the art world.By Marketplace / David Brancaccio
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Biden’s call to allow lawsuits against gun manufacturers
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The president says Congress should repeal gun manufacturers’ immunity from liability. Plus, money from the latest round of COVID relief to address affordable housing and homelessness. And, what a court ruling involving Prince, Andy Warhol and copyright law might mean for the art world.By Marketplace / David Brancaccio
From the BBC World Service: As India scales back COVID-19 vaccine exports to focus on supplying its own people, Africa looks to the U.S. for additional doses. Plus, international travel to and from the U.K. could restart in May, but what restrictions will remain? And, we take you to Chablis, France, where winemakers are trying to keep their vines v…
From the BBC World Service: As India scales back COVID-19 vaccine exports to focus on supplying its own people, Africa looks to the U.S. for additional doses. Plus, international travel to and from the U.K. could restart in May, but what restrictions will remain? And, we take you to Chablis, France, where winemakers are trying to keep their vines v…
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Masters 2021, Transportation stocks, SPAC mania
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The Masters are teeing off—we discuss what the tournament will look like in Augusta this year with Damon Hack. Plus, transportation stocks are soaring to new highs. We speak with Deutsche Bank’s Amit Mehrotra about the rise. And Q1 was a record quarter for SPACs—we speak with Refinitiv’s Matt Toole about the numbers.…
Last weekend, a user in a hacking forum published the personal data of about 500 million Facebook users: their email addresses, phone numbers, birthdays and more. In a blog post Tuesday, Facebook said the recent data leak wasn’t a hack, but was from “malicious actors” scraping and saving publicly available information in 2019. Meghan McCarty Carino…
