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September 14, 2015
• European Ministers Speak After Migrant Conference; EU Agrees on Temporary Plans to Relocate Refugees; Fed Uncertainty Hits US Markets; Alibaba Demands Apology Over Critical Article


September 11, 2015
• Crane Collapse Kills 87, Injures 201 in Mecca; Goldman Sachs Says Oil Could Hit $20; Goldman, IEA Predict Cut in Oil Production; America Remembers 9/11 Victims; US Stocks Rise; Investors Await Fed Rate-Setting Meeting; View From Tehran as Iran Nuclear Deal Moves Forward; Bank of Russia Keeps Rates on Hold; Easy Jet Stops Flying to Moscow; Local Elections in Russia This Weekend; One Anti-Kremlin Candidate Campaigning in Russia. Aired 4-5p ET.


September 10, 2015
• Many Trapped by Japan's Rising Flood Waters; China Says Growth Targets Still Within Reach; China Promises to Prevent "Hard Landing"; Chinese Growth; Dow Closes Higher as Volatility Continues; S&P Downgrades Brazil to Junk; European Stocks Down; Primark Wants to Crack US Retail Market; Business on the Move. Aired 4-5p ET.


September 09, 2015
• Dow Jones Loses Nearly 1.5 Percent; Apple Announces New TV Era; Fed Investigation Forces Out United CEO; Queen Elizabeth's 63 Years on the Throne. Aired 4-5p ET.


September 08, 2015
• Migrants Break Free from Hungarian Holding Camp; E.U. Divided over Mandatory Migrant Quotas; Dow Soars 390 Points Tuesday; Trade Falls Faster Than Expected in China; Uber Plans Massive Push into Chinese Market; Aired 4-5p ET


September 07, 2015
• Merkel Calls on Europe to Do More for Refugees; European Countries Address Refugee Crisis; EU to Propose Country-By-Country Quota System; German Government Welcoming Refugees; Migrants Could Become Part of German Workforce; Farmers Protest Plunging Food Prices; European Stocks Closer Higher; Chinese Central Bank Says Volatility Nearly Over. Aired 4-5p ET.


September 04, 2015
• Dow Loses Over 270 Points After US Jobs Report; European Stocks Lower on Rate Hike Fears; Breaking News: Hungarian Government to Send Buses to Migrants on Highway; Egyptian Billionaire Says He'll Buy Island for Refugees. Aired 4-5p ET.


September 03, 2015
• Migrants Refuse to Leave Stopped Train; Europe Divided Over Migrant Crisis; Erdogan Says "Whole Western World" to Blame; European Shares Rally; ECB Hints at Expanded Stimulus Measures; Wall Street Awaits US Jobs Report; French Officials Convinced Debris From MH370. Aired 4-5p ET.


September 02, 2015
• Italy, France, Germany Call for Asylum Review; Human Cost of Migrant Crisis; European Asylum Review; Europe Struggles to Deal With Number of Migrants; US Stocks Bounce Back; European Markets Close Higher; Market Volatility; White House Gets Support for Iran Nuclear Deal; US Frackers Hit By Low Oil Prices. Aired 4-5p ET.


September 01, 2015
• Volatility Returns, Dow Loses 470 Points; IMF Says China, Commodities, Fed Shaking Markets; Market Volatility; Oil Prices Fall After Big Gains; Iran Could Add to Global Oil Glut; ConocoPhillips to Cut Global Workforce By 10 Percent; Trump Meets With Hispanic Business Leader


August 31, 2015
• Oil Surges After OPEC Pledges Cooperation; US Stocks Fall Again; Possible Rate Hike From Fed; Growth Slowdown Hits Chinese Industrial Hubs; Merkel Urges Europe to Act on Migrant Crisis; Thousands Flee War, Flood EU Borders; Europe Divided on How to Handle Migrant Crisis; Maria Sharapova Pulls Out of US Open. Aired 4-5p ET.


August 28, 2015
• Dow Falls to End Volatile Week; Central Bankers Meet in Jackson Hole; Too Early to Tell on Rate Hikes; CEO of Ashley Madison Parent Company Resigns; Facebook Hits 1 Billion Users in a Single Day; New Broadband Satellite Network; Shanghai Composite Rallies; Chinese Pension Funds to Invest in Market. Aired 4-5p ET.


August 27, 2015
• Markets Cheer US Q2 Economic Surge; Chinese Stock Markets Rebound; European Markets Rally; Ukraine Secures Crucial Debt Deal; Oil Prices Soar; Oil Companies Adjust Amid Cheap Oil Prices; Gulf Oil Producers Wait for Price Rebound; Fans Flock to Hello Kitty Restaurant


August 26, 2015
• Dow Surges 600-Plus Points Higher; Shooter of Two Journalists Dead of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wounds; White House Renews Call for Gun Control Legislation; "Dust Lady" Loses Battle With Stomach Cancer; Dow Surges 619 Points. Aired 4-5p ET.


August 25, 2015
• Wall Street Rally Disappears, Markets Fall; Shanghai Composite Down 42 Percent Since June 12; Dow Falls Sharply at End of Trade; Dow Closes Down 200-Plus Points; China Acts to Boost Economy After Stocks Plunge; Risky Market; Dozens of Countries Rely on Trade with China; Impact of China Slowdown on Emerging Markets. Aired 4-5p ET.


August 24, 2015
• Global Stocks Suffer Massive Sell-Off; Dow Closes 588 Points Lower; China Fears Ripple Around the World; Stock Markets in "Deep Funk"; Emerging Market Currencies Hit By Sell-Off; Chinese Stocks Plunge; China's Economy. Aired 4-5p ET.


August 21, 2015
• Dow Loses More Than 500 Points; Chinese Stocks Crash 11 Percent in One Week; Chinese Manufacturing Slowdown Deepens; Dow Nosedives; European Markets Down; Worst Weekly Sell-Off Since 2011


August 20, 2015
• Dow Down 350-Plus Points, Worst Day of the Year; Europe Hit By Market Sell-Off; Greek PM Resigns, Calls Election; Fed, China, Oil Hit US Stocks; Mismatch Between Oil Supply and Demand; Thai Police Seek Bangkok Attackers; Authorities Say Attack Targeted Tourism. Aired 4-5p ET


August 19, 2015
• US Stock Markets Fall Nearly One Percent; High Inventory Pushes Oil Prices Lower; Chinese Stocks End Higher in Seesaw Trade; US Stocks Sell Off; Thai PM Urges Bangkok Bombing Suspect to Turn Himself In; Germany Approves Greek Bailout; European Markets Down; Cheaters' Dating Site Data Revealed; The Dark Web


August 18, 2015
• U.S. Clears Way for Shell to Drill in Arctic; Airbus to Build Ultra- Long Range A350; "Humans of New York" Fights Slavery; Poll Shows Trump Clear Leader among Republicans. Police Hunt for Bangkok Bomb Suspect; Terrorists Take Aim at Tourism, Economy; US Stocks Fall; Worst Day in Three Weeks for Chinese Stocks; Brent Crude Falls Slightly; Iran Gears Up for Lifting Oil Sanctions; NBC Invests $200 Million in Buzzfeed; "New York Times" Public Editor Criticizes Amazon Story. Aired 4-5p ET


August 17, 2015
• Bomb Blast Kills 18 in Bangkok, Injures 117; Search for Indonesian Plane to Resume Tuesday; Questions Over Safety of Indonesian Airlines; Indonesian Air Travel Growing Quickly; Amazon Denies Mistreating Staff


August 14, 2015
• Did Not Air This Date


August 13, 2015
• At Least 50 Killed in Tianjin Blasts; China Reassures Markets on Weak Yuan; IMF Calls China's Devaluation a Welcome Move; Greek Lawmakers Vote on Third Bailout; Greek Economy Grew 0.8 Percent in Q2; Thousands of Migrants Stranded in Kos; Gadget Makers Work to End Slave Labor


August 11, 2015
• China Lets Its Currency Slide; Dow Falls as Yuan Weakens; European Markets Lower; Shares of New-Look Google Take Off; Google Turns Itself Into Alphabet; ABCs of Alphabet; Fashion Industry Leader Fights Slave Labor


August 10, 2015
• Warren Buffett Makes Biggest Deal Ever; Buffett Bets on US Manufacturing; US Stocks Rally; European Stocks Rise; Twitter Stocks Gain Yardage on NFL Deal; New Tools to Fight Human Trafficking


August 07, 2015
• US Unemployment Rate Holds Steady at 5.3 Percent; Jobs Report Could Signal Rate Hike; Republican Hopefuls Try to Topple Trump; US Stock Markets Fall on Jobs Report; Media Stocks Drop; Netflix Launches First Spanish Language Series; European Stocks Dip But Keep Weekly Gains; France Searching for MH370 Debris; Malaysia Claims More Plane Debris


August 06, 2015
• Malaysia Reports Parts of Windows, Seats Found; ATSB "Confident" in MH370 Search; Conflicting Info from France, Malaysia; Dow Has Grim Day; Bank of England Keeps Interest Rates on Hold; European Markets Mostly Flat; Tech Companies Increase Paternal Leave; Argument Against Extended Maternity Leave


August 05, 2015
• Investigators Confirm Plane Debris From MH370; Victim's Families React; Dow Finishes Flat; Greek PM Says Debt Deal is Near; Greek Bank Shares Fall Again; Earnings Boost European Markets


August 04, 2015
• Apple Share Sell-Off Worsens; Sinking Apple Shares Weigh on Dow; Analysts Warn Oil Prices to Stay Low; One Analyst Believes Oil Prices Will Rise; Trump Turns Voicemail into Campaign Ad; Trump Holds Commanding Lead in Latest Polls; Greek Bank Stocks Fall 30 Percent for Second Day; Spain's Economy Finally Sees Turnaround; European Markets Flat


August 03, 2015
• Libor Scandal Trader Jailed for 14 Years; US Stocks Tumble; Athens Exchange Reopens, Stocks Plunge; Record Contraction for Greek Manufacturing; European Shares Shrug Off Greek Woes; Obama Unveils Clean Energy Plan


July 31, 2015
• Plane Debris Analysis to Begin Wednesday in Toulouse; Beijing's Controversial Olympic Win; Chinese Stock Market Slumps in July; Families Grieving Anew Over MH-370; IMF Approves Another $1.7 Billion for Ukraine. Aired 4-5p ET


July 30, 2015
• Latest on Aircraft Debris; Yellen Comments on US Economy


July 29, 2015
• Airplane Debris Found on Island in Indian Ocean; Thousands of Migrants Attempt Calais Crossing; Migrant Crisis Causing Disruptions to Critical European Trade Route; Facebook Takes on YouTube; Looking Back through Windows; U.S. Says Reports of Taliban Leader's Death "Credible"; Stocks in China Break Three-Day Losing Streak; IMF: Eurozone Recovery Fragile But Improving; New Apps for Eating in Chefs' Homes; EC Investigating Price Gouging at Disneyland Paris; Wildlife Researchers React to Death of Cecil the Lion. Aired 4-5p ET


July 28, 2015
• Chinese Authorities Scrambling to Save Country's Stock Market; Bounce Back for Wall Street; Twitter Earnings Out; Volkswagen Becomes World's Largest Car Maker; Report: Human Error to Blame in Deadly Virgin Galactic Crash; Movie Tech to Become Reality?; The First Female NFL Coach. Aired 4-5p ET


July 27, 2015
• Shanghai Selloff Spooks Stock Markets; China in "Patriotic Fight" to Save Stock Market; Proposed Grexit Plan Shocks Greece; Turkey Steps Up Fight against ISIS; Zimbabwe Hunts Iconic Lion's Killer; Ryanair Reported Higher Earnings for Quarter; China Lifts Video Game Ban; U.S. State Dept. Releases Human Trafficking Report. Aired 4-5p ET


July 24, 2015
• Scandal Weighs on FIFA Sponsorships; Amazon World's Most Valuable Retailer; Nikkei CEO Says FT Will Remain Independent; Inside Japan's Corporate Culture; First Malaria Vaccine Gets Green Light


July 23, 2015
• Pearson Sells "Financial Times"; Pearson Shares Up After FT Group Sale; European Stocks Mixed; Key US Government Officials Defend Iran Deal; Iran Deal Under Scrutiny in Congress; Trump Visits US-Mexico Border in Texas; Trump Considering Third-Party Run; "El Chapo's" Folk Hero Status in Mexico; Amazon Releases Q2 Earnings; US Restaurant Giants Report Earnings; Dunkin' Brands Sales Rise; Minimum Wage Rise


July 22, 2015
• Investors Punish Apple; Boeing, Coca-Cola Beat Expectations; NYC Labor Commission Approves $15 Per Hour Fast-Food Minimum Wage; China, US Dollar Weigh on Earnings; Greek Reforms; Trump to Tour US-Mexico Border; Trump Has Highest Unfavorability Ratings; New York Governor Joins Uber Debate; Uber's Impact on New York's Taxi Business; Uber Battle in New York City


July 21, 2015
• Wall Street Watching Apple; Toshiba CEO Quits Over $1.2 Billion Accounting Scandal; Corporate Transparency; Apple to Release Results; Apple Stock Makes Ordinary Investors Rich; Microsoft, Yahoo! Reveal Results; Earnings Drag Down US Stocks; Nigeria's Economy Hit By Low Oil Prices; Nigeria's Broken Oil Economy


July 20, 2015
• Sepp Blatter Confirms He's Leaving FIFA; FIFA to Elect New President February 26; Coca-Cola Pushes FIFA for Independent Reforms; Dow, NASDAQ Up; Gold Hits Five-Year Low; Former Greek Finance Minister Says Greek Reforms Doomed to Fail; Greece Reopens Banks, repays Debt; Trump Refuses to Apologize for McCain Remarks; Uber, NYC Mayor Trade Attacks


July 17, 2015
• FBI Treating Shooting as Terror Investigation; Greek Prime Minister Shakes Up Cabinet; German Parliament Supports Bailout; Pressure Mounts for Greek Debt Relief; Implementing Deal Will Be Difficult; Krugman Says Greece Still Won't Stay in Eurozone; European Markets Close Flat; US Shooting Investigation; Anniversary of MH17 Crash in Ukraine; Investigation Into MH17 Crash Continues; NASDAQ Pushes Into Record Territory; Google Shares Skyrocket


July 16, 2015
• Four Dead in Military Center Shootings; ECB Throws Greek Banks Lifeline; Debt Relief for Greece; Importance of Greek Tourism; President Obama Calls for Prison Reform; US Prison Population Continues to Grow; Trump's Changing Wealth, Politics


July 15, 2015
• Protesters, Riot Police Clash in Athens; Greek Lawmakers Divided on Debt Deal; IMF Says Greece Needs Debt Relief; Conflict Over Who Pays for Greek Bailouts; Greek Debt "Highly Unsustainable"; European Stocks Rise; Obama Defends Iran Nuclear Deal; Businesses Eye Opportunities in Iran; Video Shows "El Chapo" Escaping; Netflix Surges on Subscriber Boost


July 14, 2015
• Iran, World Powers Reach Nuclear Deal; Kerry Says Sanctions Brought Iran to the Table; Western Companies Poised to Swoop on Iran; Energy Companies Eyeing Iran; Greek PM "Takes Responsibility" for Debt Deal; Carnival to Cruise from US to Cuba; Dow Tops 18,000; Takeover Hoax Sends Twitter Shares Higher


July 13, 2015
• Greece, Eurozone Narrowly Avoid Crisis; Tsipras Must Sell Debt Deal to Country; Debt Deal Faces Opposition in Greece; Greeks React to Debt Deal; International Reaction to Greek Deal; Greek Banks Closed Until Thursday; Markets Rally After Greek Deal News; Banks React; Deal Still Minefield


July 10, 2015
• Cautious Optimism on New Greek Plan; Trichet: "Trust Has Been Lacking"; Anti-Austerity Protesters Rally in Athens; Greek Lawmakers to Vote on Bailout Deal; Wild Week in World Markets; V for Verhofstadt. Aired 4-5p ET


July 09, 2015
• Governor to Sign Order Removing Confederate Flag; Deadline Looms Large for Greece's New Bailout Proposal; IMF Cuts Global Growth Forecast; Volatile Week for Chinese Stocks; Greece Submits Reform Plan to Europe; U.S. Markets Rebound after NYSE Glitch; Small Investors in China Hit Hardest; Comparisons between China and 1929; Donald Trump Speaks to CNN; Profitable Moment. Aired 4-5p ET


July 08, 2015
• Computer Glitch Halts NYSE Trading; Chinese Stock Rout Spreads; Greece Asks for Third Bailout; "Black Scenarios" of No Agreement with Greece. Aired 4-4:30p ET


July 07, 2015
• Crisis Talks on Greece Underway; Frustration Over Lack of Greek Proposals; Eurozone Divided; Greek Turmoil Weighs on European Stocks; Euro Falling; US Markets Stage Late-Session Comeback; Oil Rebounding; 700 Companies Halt Trading on Chinese Markets; Clinton Calls for Allowing Puerto Rico to Use US Bankruptcy Laws; Puerto Rican Debt Crisis


July 06, 2015
• Greek Debt Crisis Special; What's Next For Greece; Fallout Following Greece's No Vote In Referendum; Pope Celebrates Mass In Ecuador; Golf's No. 1 Injures Ankle - Puts Open Championship In Doubt; At Least 44 People Killed In Two Bombings In Nigeria; Talks In Vienna Over Iran's Nuclear Program Deadline; Obama To Speak On ISIS Fight. Aired 3-4p ET
• ECB Tightens Screws on Greek Banks; New Greek Finance Minister Sworn In; Greece to Present New Proposals Tuesday; Obama Updates ISIS Strategy at Pentagon


July 03, 2015
• 40,000 Attend Dueling Rallies in Athens; Greek PM Urges "No" Vote in Referendum; "Yes" Rally; Greek Banks Have $1.1 Billion Left; Greeks Warned of Supply Shortages; Economist Proposes "Way Out" for Greece; Uber Pop Suspended in France After Protests


July 02, 2015
• Varoufakis Says Greeks "Blackmailed to Vote 'Yes'"; Former Greek Finance Minister Says Current Government "Hijacking" Referendum; European Stock Markets Close Mixed; Euro Makes Back Some Losses; Capital Controls Squeeze Greek Business; Instability Weighs on Greek Tourism; Crisis Creates Daily Struggle For Greeks; US Unemployment at Seven-Year Low; Second Day of Losses in Chinese Markets; Concerns About Global Growth Slowdown


July 01, 2015
• Exclusive Interview: Christine Lagarde Says Dialogue With Greece Continues; Tsipras Agrees to Reforms, Then Urges "No" Vote; ECB Maintains Cap on Greek Funding; Geek Finance Ministers Advisor on Greek Crisis; "Yes" Likely Means Change in Government; US Stock Markets Rise; European Markets Higher; US, Cuba to Reopen Embassies


June 30, 2015
• Eurogroup President Says No Extension for Greece; Greeks Rally in Support of Debt Deal; Obama Calls Greek Default "Substantial Concern"; US Stock Markets Edge Higher; European Markets Fall; Euro Falls After New Bailout Request; Greece Divided Over Referendum Vote; Greece Hours from Default on IMF Loan


June 29, 2015
• Tsipras Asks Greeks to Reject Bailout Terms; Greek Fears Prompt Global Stock Sell-Off; Greece Braces for Possible Default; Wall Street on Edge Over Greek Fears; Euro Currency Panic Contained; Protesters on Streets of Athens; Tunisia Makes First Beach Massacre Arrests; UK Parliament Honors Massacre Victims; New Video Shows Tunisian Hotel Workers' Bravery Confronting Terrorists; Eurozone Leaders Downplay Contagion Fears


June 26, 2015
• Did Not Air This Date


June 25, 2015
• No Deal on Greece, More Talks Planned; European Stocks Mixed; US Stocks Down; Trichet on Greek Crisis; Paris Anti-Uber Protests Turn Violent; Taylor Swift Forces Apple U-Turn on Music Streaming; Sean Parker on Music Streaming


June 24, 2015
• Make or Break Meeting for Greece Ends Early; US Stocks Down on Greece Worries; European Stocks Down; ECB Gives Greece More Emergency Funding; US to Allow Families to Negotiate With Terrorists; Outrage in France Over US Spying; NSA Spying Threatens Trade Talks; Hundreds Protest UK Fracking


June 23, 2015
• Greek Minister of State Says Parliament Will Back Deal; French Minister of Economy on Greek Deal; European Stocks Climb on News of Greek Deal; Signs Greece's New Rescue Plan Flawed; Confederate Flag Debate Sweeps US South; Walmart Stops Selling Confederate Flag; NASDAQ Breaks All-Time Record; BlackBerry Shares Down After Q1 Results But Reports Signs of Turnaround; Gmail Adds "Undo Send" Button; Facebook Stocks Up on Interactive Ads; Make Create Innovate: Scientists Create Self-Healing Plastic


June 22, 2015
• Emergency Summit Underway in Brussels; Greece's Proposals For Reform Under Review; Will Deal Be Done?; Greek Stocks Surge on Day of Hope; Taylor Swift Takes on Apple. Aired 4-5p ET


June 19, 2015
• Dylann Roof Charged With Nine Counts of Murder, Victims' Families Express Forgiveness; Greek Banks Get Temporary Lifeline; Pension Reform Key Sticking Point in Greek Talks; Greek Bank Shares Fall; Chinese Benchmark Index Falls 13 Percent This Week


June 18, 2015
• Greek Debt Talks End with No Deal; Suspect Arrested after Church Shooting; Greeks Support Efforts of Government; Papal Encyclical Strikes Out at Capitalism. Aired 4-5p ET


June 17, 2015
• Doomsday Warning by Greek Central Bank; Greek PM Refuses More Austerity Measures; U.S. Fed Leaves Key Policy Rate Unchanged; Follow the Fed Dots; Management Shakeup at Microsoft; Hong Kong Virtual Reality Workout. Aired 4-5p ET


June 16, 2015
• Little Progress In Greece Debt Talks; Greek Stocks Fall Nearly 5 Percent; U.S. Markets Close Slightly Higher; Privacy Advocates Walk Out of Tech Talks; U.S. Authorities: Trans Fat Not Safe; Travel Industry Taps Into Yoga; Will Greece Stay in the Eurozone?; Donald Trump Announces 2016 Presidential Bid; NYT: MLB Officials Claim St. Louis Cardinals Hacked Houston Astros' Database. Aired 4-5p ET


June 15, 2015
• Greece is Running Out of Time; Will a Deal Be Done In Time?; Larry Summers Advocates Trade Deal. Aired 4:40-5p ET


June 12, 2015
• Dominique Strauss-Kahn Acquitted of Aggravated Pimping; IMF Breaks Off Debt Talks with Greece; U.S. Stocks Fall; Major Setback for Obama's Free Trade Agenda; Twitter Stock Pop Doesn't Last after CEO Shuffle; Salesforce CEO on the Role of CEOs in the World; Zimbabwe Abandons Its Currency. Aired 4-5p ET


June 11, 2015
• Murdoch to Step Down as 21st Century Fox CEO; European Gains Tempered as Greece Talks Sour; MERS hits South Korean Economy; Chinese Stocks Surging; Twitter Names Jack Dorsey as Interim CEO; E.U. Tackles Tech Giants. Aired 4-5p ET


June 10, 2015
• Markets Rally, Dow Turns Positive for 2015; "Business on the Move"; Emirates CEO Warns against Altering "Open Skies"; Swiss, U.S. Investigations into FIFA Press On; Nobel Scientist under Fire for Sexist Remarks; Egypt Steps Up Security in Luxor; The Problem of the Carry-On; Angry Bird and Lego Working Together on Toys. Aired 4-5p ET


June 09, 2015
• Future of Malaysia Airlines, HSBC to Cut 50,000 Jobs, Pivots to Asia; S&P Downgrades European Banks; European Stocks Sink; Dow Extends Losing Streak; EU Rejects Greek Plan; Romanian Parliament Blocks Investigation Into Prime Minister; NASA Says Greenhouse Gases to Change Our Weather; Nissan Aiming for Zero-Emission Cars


June 08, 2015
• Apple Enters Music Streaming Market; Tech Sell-Off Brings US Markets Lower; Turkey Facing Political Uncertainty After Vote; Turkish Stocks and Lira Plummet; US and Gulf Airlines Dispute Dominates IATA; Safety Regulations After Germanwings Crash


June 05, 2015
• Solid U.S. Jobs Report Fuels Fire for Rate Rise; U.S. Blames China for Massive Cyber Hack; Protesters and Police Scuffle at G7 Summit; China Behind Largest Cyber Attack Ever on Government Computers?; OPEC to Keep Production Up; The FIFA Investigation; Landon Donovan Talks Football; Fracking in North Dakota. Aired 4-5p ET


June 04, 2015
• Greece Bundles Four IMF Payments into One; Investors Eye Greece's Long-Term Potential; Pickens Says Saudis Made the U.S. the Swing Producer of Oil; Chinese Supertankers Hold Millions of Barrels of Oil at Sea; "Make, Create, Innovate". Aired 4-5p ET


June 03, 2015
• Explosive New Information on U.S. Investigation into FIFA; Greek PM in Brussels for Crucial Talks; Economic Report Card; U.S. Markets Close Higher. Aired 4-5p ET


June 02, 2015
• Sepp Blatter to Step Down as FIFA President; Looking Back at Blatter's Career; Blatter's Allies and Enemies; Desperate Search After Chinese Ship Disaster; FIFA Sponsors Welcome Blatter Resignation; Prince Ali: There for Those Who Want to Change; U.S. Oil Drillers Adapt to Survive; Gurria: E.U. is Rebuilding Itself. Aired 4-5p ET


June 01, 2015
• OPEC to Keep Oil Output High; Oil Boom Goes Bust in North Dakota; State of the Oil Industry; US Stocks on Roller Coaster Ride; Malaysia Airlines Set for Major Overhaul; Nigeria Arrests Top; Bankers in Currency Scam; Prince Ali on FIFA Scandal; Footballers Apologize for Orgy, Racist Comments


May 29, 2015
• Sepp Blatter Reelected as FIFA President; Leading Economies Release GDP Figures; Markets Fall on US GDP Drop; Silk Road Mastermind Gets Life Sentence; Buhari Inaugurated in Nigeria


May 28, 2015
• Blatter Vows to Lead FIFA Through Crisis; Football World Divided Over Blatter's Future; Sponsors Turn Up Heat on FIFA; US Markets Edge Lower; Avago, Broadcom Agree to $37 Billion Deal; Greek Uncertainty Holds Back European Stocks; Sharp Drop in Chinese Markets; Exclusive: China's Space Program; Tomorrow Transformed: Faster Shipping for Online Orders


May 27, 2015
• FIFA Officials Charged With Corruption; Sponsors React to FIFA Corruption Charges; FIFA Officials Accused of Taking $150 Million in Bribes; US Markets Rebound; European Stocks Rally


May 26, 2015
• US Cable Companies Announce Big Merger; Time Warner Cable Shares Hit Six-Year High; Dow Closes Down 180 Points; Tough Day for European Stocks; Petrol Stations Starting to Reopen in Nigeria; Nigerian Strikes Still Costing; China Stocks Surge This Year; North Korean Elite Thrive While Others Suffer


May 25, 2015
• Greece Needs Deal to Continue Payments; European Stocks Fall on Warning from Greece; Cameron Begins Week of Meetings With EU Leaders; Deal Reached in Nigeria Fuel Strike; Oil Giant Nigeria Paralyzed by Fuel Shortage; Cunard Marks 175th Anniversary


May 22, 2015
• Greece and EU; China's Economy Examined; UK Packaging Laws Anger Tobacco Companies; Pickpockets Target Eiffel Tower


May 21, 2015
• ISIS War Machine; State of Emergency in California; Protests at McDonald's Shareholder Meeting. Aired 16:00-17:00p ET.


May 20, 2015
• Banks Fined Billions over FOREX Rigging; Survey Finds Most Bankers Would Trade Illegally; Wall Street Finishes Flat; Calling on Business to Oppose Brexit; Europe Markets Finish Mostly Higher; Poison May Have Killed Russian Tycoon; Spotify Shuffles Into Streaming Video; Furor Over Flats on Cannes Red Carpet


May 18, 2015
• Alibaba Sued Over Sale of Fakes; Icahn Calls Apple Undervalued; Dow, S&P Close at Record Highs; EU Mission Targets People Smugglers; EU Migrant Crisis; Greek Talks More Constructive; European Markets Up; New UK Parliament; UK and the EU; Hacker Claims Took Control of Plane


May 15, 2015
• Did Not Air This Date


May 14, 2015
• Burundi President Returns; At Least 72 Killed in Philippines Factory Fire; Eight Victim of Philadelphia Train Crash Found in Wreckage; Amtrak CEO Calls Crash Preventable; Greek Video Sparks German Outcry; European Markets Up; Dow Up More Than 1 Percent; Avon Trading Halted After Mysterious Bid; Tomorrow Transformed: Data-Driven Farming


May 13, 2015
• Seven Dead in Philadelphia Train Crash; Infrastructure Concerns; Not All Train Passengers Accounted For; Eurozone Growth Outpaces US; European Stocks Lower; Greece Back in Recession; Young People Leaving Greece


May 12, 2015
• Yemen Ceasefire Due to Start; Devastated Nepal Hit By New Earthquake; Oxfam Assesses Fresh Quake Damage; Verizon Buys AOL for $4.4 Billion; US Markets Close Slightly Lower; OPEC Sees Higher Demand for Oil; Fuel Shortages to Worsen in Nigeria


May 11, 2015
• Spain's Football League Moves to Stop Strike; European Markets Mostly Down; Greece Begins IMF Payment Due Tuesday; Greece's Looming Cash Crunch; US Markets Close Lower; Government, Business Warn on US Infrastructure; Make, Create, Innovate: Self-Healing Concrete


May 08, 2015
• Conservatives Win Majority in UK Election; Euphoria, Fears After Conservative Win; UK Relationship With EU Will Change; David Cameron's Economic Rivals Defeated; European Markets Rally; UK Marks 70th Anniversary of VE Day; US Stocks Gain on Jobs Report; US Added 223,000 Jobs in April


May 07, 2015
• Voters Cast Ballots in UK General Election; Alibaba Taps New CEO, Sees Revenue Leap; US Markets Close With Gains; European Markets Mixed; Emirates Airline Net Profit Soars; Emirates Founder Maurice Flanagan Dies; Wage Fight Threatens Korean Cooperation; Hong Kong Day Traders; Russia's Putin Marks 15-Year Anniversary


May 06, 2015
• Germanwings Copilot Rehearsed Before Fatal Crash; UK Vote Too Close to Call; Israel's Netanyahu Forms New Coalition Government; EU Plans "Digital Single Market"; European Markets End Volatile Day Higher; US Markets Close Lower


May 05, 2015
• Reforms Needed for Greece; Red Lines in Greek Debt Negotiations; Moscovici Says Spirit of Talks Changed; Greek Worries Slam European Markets; US Markets Close Lower; Tech Industry Mourns David Goldberg; Decision on HSBC HQ Later This Year; Prolonged Uncertainty Danger; UK Elections; Cisco CEO to Step Down; HP Suit Charges Autonomy With Fraud; Strong Profit, Revenue for Disney


April 30, 2015
• Airbus CEO Wants Answers About Alleged Spying; Amazing Rescues in Nepal; Aviation Industry Aids Relief Efforts; Hike to Quake's Epicenter; US Markets Suffer Steep Losses; Concerns Over Apple Watch; European Markets Close Higher; Hungarian PM Wants Death Penalty Debate; Tesla's Missing Piece; Tomorrow Transformed: Energy-Efficient Smart Homes


April 29, 2015
• Mayweather, Pacquiao Set for Final Press Conference; Boxing Fans Priced Out of Tickets; Fight Could Break Pay-Per-View Record; Live Mayweather, Pacquiao Press Conference; US Markets Lower After Weak Growth; Global Growth Slow; Strong Euro Hits European Stocks


April 28, 2015
• Indonesia Executes Eight Prisoners; Nepal Earthquake Death Toll Passes 4,600; State of Emergency in Baltimore; Nigerian Forces Say 293 Women, Girls Rescued; Backlash Over Indonesian Executions; Congestion at Kathmandu Airport; DHL Team Helps UN Distribute Aid; Obstacles to Nepal Relief Efforts


April 24, 2015
• HSBC Considers Moving Out of UK; European Markets Up; NASDAQ Hits 15-Year High; Greece Urged to Move Faster on Reforms; Greece's Risky Negotiation Strategy; Greece Demands Cash from Local Governments; Apple Watch Goes on Sale; Apple's Threat to Swiss Watches


April 23, 2015
• Deutsche Bank Hit With Record Fine; Libor Fixing: How and Why; Deutsche Bank's Fine; US Stocks End Higher; Manufacturing Data Sinks European Stocks; EU to Triple Funds for Search and Rescue for Migrants Crossing Mediterranean; Funeral Services for Migrants in Malta; Life for Migrants in Libya; Make, Create, Innovate: Changing Weather With Lasers


April 22, 2015
• EU Hits Gazprom With Antitrust Charges; Companies Demand Action on Climate Change; Trader in Court Over Flash Crash; US Stocks Rise; Facebook Earnings Top Estimates; European Stocks End Mixed; New Images of London Jewel Heist


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