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December 17, 2018
• Angry North Korean Editorial Blasts U.S. Over Sanctions; EU Suspends Polish Law Lowering Retirement Age of Judges; Manchester United Face PSG in Last 16 of Champions League; Protests Against Hungary's Government Turn Violent; Brexit Debate Resumes January 7th; Paul Krugman Teaches Economics in New Master Class; Dow Drops 500 Points in Final Hour of Trade; Google to Invest $1 Billion to Double Workforce in New York; Elon Musk Prepares to Launch New Tunnel Technology; Google Launches New Shopping Service in India; Alan Greenspan: Bull Market is Folding. Aired 3-4p ET


December 14, 2018
• A Global Wave Of Selling Lands On Wall Street; There's No Lifeline For Theresa May In Brussels. Michael Cohen Says President Trump Knew it was Wrong to Make Hush Payments; Theresa May Returns from Brussels Empty- Handed; Seven-Year-Old Guatemalan Dies in U.S. Border Patrol Custody; American Student Killed in Netherlands; Chris Christie Says He's Asked to Be Taken Out of Consideration for White House Chief of Staff Position; Johnson & Johnson Shares Plunge After Damning Report; Dow Drops 500 Points in Final Hour of Trade; World Leaders Gather in Katowice, Poland, to Negotiate How to Tackle Climate Change; Federal Prosecutors Investigate President Trump's 2017 Inaugural Committee; Shares on Wall Street Plunge Amid Global Sell-Off; European Regulator Launches Inquiry into Facebook as Company Reveals Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Photos. Aired: 3-4p ET


December 13, 2018
• At Least Nine Dead in Turkey Train Crash; Yemen Rivals Agree to Ceasefire in Strategic Port City; Alleged Russian Spy Maria Butina Pleads Guilty; Apple to Spend $1 Billion on a New Campus in Austin, Texas; Police in France Say Strasbourg Shooting Suspect has Been "Neutralized"; U.K. Parliament to Vote on Brexit Deal in January; U.S. Market Gains Fizzle, Trump Pressures Fed on Rates; GE Rallies, Launching "Internet of Things" Company; Virgin Galactic Completes Successful Space Flight. Aired 3-4p ET


December 12, 2018
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December 11, 2018
• At Least One Dead in Strasbourg in a Shooting Incident in France; Fireworks Erupt During Meeting Between Trump and Top Democrats; Gunman Kills Five at Church in Brazil; Former Canadian Diplomat Reportedly Detained in China; Russian Bombers in Venezuela for Training Exercise; Google CEO Sundar Pichai Faces Questions from U.S. Congress; Verizon Says its Media Business is Essentially Worthless; Huawei CFO Back in Court; Chinese Firms Boycott U.S. Goods to Support Huawei; Lyft and Uber Prepare for 2019 IPOs; President Trump Speaks to the Press After Clashing with Top Dems at the White House. Aired 3-4p ET


December 10, 2018
• Theresa May Calls Off Brexit Vote, EU Won't Change Deal; Macron Speaks to Nation as Protests Grow; Accused Russian Spy Butina Appears to Reach Plea Deal; Audio Transcripts from Saudi Consulate in Istanbul Reveal Khashoggi's Last Moments; Carlos Ghosn Indicted in Nissan Probe; U.S. Markets See-Saw Between Green and Red as Signs of Global Growth Slowdown; India's Central Bank Governor Quits; Former Malaysian PM Najib Razak Arrested in 1MDB Probe. Aired 3-4p ET


December 07, 2018
• Another Volatile Day On Wall Street; Oil Prices Are Up After OPEC Struck A Deal To Cut Supply Although The Gains Are Not As Big As They Were Earlier In The Day; The Bail Hearing For The Chief Financial Officer Of Huawei Is Happening Right Now In Vancouver, Canada; European Powerhouses, Each Face A Crossroads Of Their Own Domestic Issues; Sources Tell Cnn Mueller's Team Questioned John Kelly; U.S. Economy Adds 155,000 Jobs in November; Altria Invests $1.8 Billion in Cannabis Firm Cronos; Former Mexican President Vicente Fox Eyes Future of Cannabis Industry; U.S. Employment Rate Unchanged at 3.7 Percent; New Program to Offer Single Moms Basic Income; Dow Ends the Week Down Around 500 Points. Aired 3-4p ET


December 06, 2018
• The Arrest Of Huawei Executive Renews Trade Fears, OPEC Has Failed To Reach A Consensus On Cuts To Global Oil Supply On Thursday; Nations Gathering In Poland This Week Are Working To Keep Global Warming Under 2 Degrees. Aired: 3-4p ET


December 05, 2018
• French Government Abandons Fuel Tax; China Issues Upbeat But Vague U.S. Trade Statement; U.K. Deal Under Fire Over Legal Advice; May Responds to Brexit Legal Memo Over Alleged U.K. Trap; Zimbabwe Grapples with Ongoing Currency Crisis; USA Gymnastics Files for Bankruptcy; Burger King Fires Up 1 Cent Whopper Ploy. Aired 3-4p ET


December 04, 2018
• Dow Plunges Over Confusion on Trade War Negotiations; Angry U.S. Senators Demand Action Against Saudi Prince; Memo on Flynn to Reveal New Details About Russia Probe; Attorney Michael Avenatti Rules Out 2020 Presidential Bid; Thousands Visit Capitol Hill to Pay Their Last Respects to Bush; Shipping Giant Maersk to Cut Carbon Emissions By 2050; OPEC Meets this Week to Discuss Global Supply; Wall Street Trading Coach Teaches on How to Invest in Volatile Times. Aired 3-4a ET


December 03, 2018
• The Former President, His Remains Is Due To Arrive In Washington Where The Body Has Been Flown From Texas; A Temporary Truce For The US and China; Oil Prices Are Surging, Cuts Are Coming, And OPEC Is Losing A Member; France's President Emmanuel Macron Is Considering All Options And That Includes Declaring A State Of Emergency. Aired: 3-3:25p ET


November 30, 2018
• The Authorities Are Telling Everyone In Alaska To Shelter In Place After An Earthquake Struck Near The City Of Anchorage; Marriott Hotels Says Its Massive Guest Reservation System Has Been Breached; It's A Fairly Unhappy Family Photo At The G-20. Trump, Putin and Saudi Crown Prince Exchange Pleasantries at G20 Summit; Marriott Reveals Data Breach of 500 Million Starwood Guests; DJ Khaled, Floyd Mayweather Jr. Charged with Crypto Fraud; Facebook Defends Sandberg Amid Soros Accusation; Branson Promises Space Mission By Christmas; Dow Rises on Optimism About Trump-Xi Meeting; Ignorance of Holocaust Mirrors Rise in Anti-Semitism. Aired 3-4p ET


November 29, 2018
• NYSE Prepares to Light Christmas Tree; Trump Cancels Putin Meeting Over Ukraine Situation; Cohen Admits to Lying About Proposed Moscow Trump Tower; Israeli President: Anti-Semitism "Corrupts Society"; Rappler News Website Indicted for Tax Evasion; Trump Says He's Close to Making a Deal with China; Trump Praises Proceeds of Trade Tariffs; Theresa May: Reopen Brexit Negotiations and Risk the Unknown; Former ECB President Trichet Says Brexit Renegotiation is Off the Table; Fed Paves Way for December Rate Rise; Police Raid Deutsche Bank in Money Laundering Probe; SAP Buys Qualtrics for $8 Billion, Aims to Combine Data; German Chancellor's Plane Diverted Over System Failure. Aired 3-4p ET


November 28, 2018
• Mexico's Secretary of Economy Says Kushner has been Positive Factor in Trade Talks; Vladimir Putin: Naval Incident was Prepared in Advance By Kiev; Russia to Hold 24 Ukrainian Sailors for Two Months; Trump not Ruling Out a Pardon for Paul Manafort; Magnus Carlsen Wins World Chess Championship; Dow Soars After Fed Signals Fewer Rate Hikes Ahead; Lion Air Crash Probe Shows Pilots Fought Automatic Controls; EU Unveils Plan to Be Climate Neutral By 2050; Vitality Insurance Uses Apple Watch to Incentivize Physical Activity. Aired 3-4p ET


November 27, 2018
• Israeli Prime Minister Reacts to CNN Report on Anti-Semitism in Europe; U.S. Pledges Military Assistance for Ukraine; New Report Indicates Manafort Held Secret Talks with Assange 3 Times; UN Reports the World is Failing at Climate Change Goals; SpongeBob Squarepants Creator Dead at 57; CNN Investigation Reveals Startling Rise in Anti-Semitism; Trump Administration Threatens to Cut GM Subsidies; Tesla CEO Elon Musk Cites it Takes 80-100 Hours a Week to Change the World. Aired 3-4p ET


November 26, 2018
• Ukrainian Lawmakers Approve Martial Law; UAE Pardons British Academic Matthew Hedges; NASA Successfully Lands "Insight" on the Surface of Mars; Elon Musk Rates His Chance of Going to Mars Better Than Even; Amazon Shares Jump on Cyber Monday; Kenya Pushes for U.S. Tourists; Brexit Deal Faces Difficult Math in Parliament. Aired 3-4p ET


November 23, 2018
• Oil Prices Sink To Their Lowest Levels Of The Year; Work Is Far From Over For The British Prime Minister; New Study Is Out With A Dire Warning On The Consequences Of Climate Change On Health And The Economy; Thirty One Killed in Pakistan Market Blast; Pakistan Promises Arrests After Consulate Attack; A Top Turkish Official Says Trump is Turning a Blind Eye to Khashoggi Killing; Dolce and Gabbana Apologize After China Outcry; Dolce and Gabbana Products Pulled By Alibaba and JD.com; A Chinese Start-Up Makes Waves Overseas; Herjavec Says Facebook has Only Just Realized How Much People Care About their Own Data; Rising Corporate Debts Worry Investors; Dow Loses 1,000 Points in One Week. Aired: 3-4p ET


November 22, 2018
• Wife of British Scholar Jailed in UAE Speaks to CNN; France Sanctions 18 Saudis Over Khashoggi's Murder; U.S. Republicans Subpoena Former FBI Director Comey and Attorney General Lynch; Cyril Ramaphosa Promises a "New Dawn" for South Africa; Microfinance Revolution Boosts African Entrepreneurs; Artificial Intelligence Robot Works as a Fashion Model; EU Lawmakers Want Amazon to Ban Soviet-Themed Goods. Aired 4-5p ET


November 21, 2018
• British Student Sentenced to Life for "Spying" in UAE; Jeremy Hunt: U.K. will not Halt Weapons Sales to Saudi Arabia; Theresa May to Return to Brussels Ahead of EU Summit; Gibraltar Emerges as Sticking Point in Brexit Negotiations; Zuckerberg Tells CNN, He is not Stepping Down as Chairman of Facebook Amid Growing Calls for Him to Step Down; NHK: Nissan May Face Criminal Charges in Japan; Trump Thanks Saudi Arabia for Falling Oil Prices; Italy Faces Sanctions After EU Rejects its Budget; Tech Stocks Rebound as Facebook CEO Goes on Defensive; CNN's Matt Rivers Takes a Look Inside China's "Silicon Valley"; Market Rally Fades in Final Hour of Wall Street Trade. Aired 4-5p ET


November 20, 2018
• Trump Pardons Two Turkeys in Annual White House Tradition; Facebook Under Fire After Child Bride is Auctioned on Site; Former U.S. Secretary of Labor Cautions for the Breakup of Facebook and Other Tech Giants; Trump Says He Won't Sanction Saudi Arabia Over Khashoggi's Murder; Trump Defends Ivanka Trump's Use of Private E-mail in White House; Trump Cites His Answers to Mueller's Questions are Finished. Aired 4-5p ET


November 19, 2018
• Nissan Chairman Ghosn Arrested Over Financial Misconduct; U.S. Senate Democrats File Lawsuit Challenging Whitaker's Role as Acting AG; Saudi-Backed Yemen Government Agrees to Peace Talks; Malaysia's PM-in- Waiting Sends a Warning to Goldman Sachs; Top Auction Houses Celebrate Bumper Week of Sales; AI Art Sells for $432,500 at Christie's; DRC Fights Corruption and Exploitation; Tech Sector Leads Markets Lower. Aired 3-4p ET


November 16, 2018
• Facebook Is On Defense As Washington Goes On Offense; The Number Of People Missing In Northern California Has Sky Rocketed To More Than 600, Close To 10,000 Homes Have Also Been Destroyed; Theresa May Filled The Post Of Brexit Secretary Appointing Stephen Barclay; President Trump Says He has Written Answers Himself to Questions from the Special Counsel Robert Mueller; U.S. Prosecutors Accidentally Reveal Assange's Indictment; Israel Set to Hold Early Elections; Funeral Prayers Held for Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul; CNN's Jim Acosta's Press Pass Temporarily Reinstated; Malaysia's Next Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim Sends a Dire Warning to Goldman Sachs; Boeing Faces Scrutiny Over Safety Concerns; Markets Higher After Trump Reveals China's Interest in a Deal. Aired: 3-4p ET


November 15, 2018
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November 14, 2018
• Theresa May's Cabinet Backs Brexit Draft Deal; Pound and U.S. Stocks Seesaw; British Business Community Reacts to Draft Brexit Deal


November 13, 2018
• Amazon Picks New York and Virginia for New Headquarters; U.S. Congress Back in Session After Midterm Election Shakeup; Boeing Responds to Accusations it Withheld Safety Information on its 737 MAX Models; Ceasefire Stops Most Severe Israel-Gaza Clash Since 2014; Draft Brexit Deal Reached Between U.K. and EU; Forty Four Killed in California Wildfires, Deadliest in State's History; Melania Trump Calls for Ouster of a Top National Security Aide; Italy's Cabinet Meets Amid Budget Battle with Brussels. Aired 3-4a ET


November 12, 2018
• New Upsurge in Violence at Israel-Gaza Border; Florida Officials Scramble to Recount Votes; New Satellite Images Expose Up to 20 Undeclared Ballistic Missiles Sites in North Korea; Tech-Fears Crunch Market, Dow Falls as Much as 556 Points; At Least 31 Dead as Wildfires Ravage California; PG&E, Edison International Stocks Fall; U.K.'s Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit Plan Hit the Rocks; Former British Chancellor George Osborne Says a No-Deal Brexit would be "Catastrophic"; SEC Chairman Tells Wall Street Journal Brexit Risks are Understated. Aired 3-4p ET


November 09, 2018
• California Fires Destroy Homes, Force Evacuations; Deadly Melbourne Knife Attack Treated as Terrorism; German Chancellor Angela Merkel Condemns Worrying Rise in Anti-Semitism; Wall Street Journal: Feds Gather Evidence of Trump Involvement in Payments That Violated Campaign-Finance Laws; Tourism Ministers Make Their Pitch to the World; Philippines Tourism Minister Advocates for a Balance Between Business and the Environment; Egypt's Tourism Minister Wishes that Every One Person in Every Egyptian Household will Work in the Tourism Industry; Stocks Rise Off Lows in Final Moments of Trade; The Bears Are Loose In The Oil Market; A Minister In The British Government Has Resigned Over Brexit; Disney Doesn't Want To Let It Go As It Announces The Name Of Its New Service; There Are Deep Discounts On Alibaba's Shares Today. Aired 3-4p ET


November 08, 2018
• Washington Is Driving Wall Street; Elon Musk Is To Have A New Boss; Rather When President Trump Fired Jeff Sessions, There Was One Market Impact That Was Immediate, It Was The Rise In The Price Of Marijuana Stocks; Jeff Sessions Interim Replacement As Us Attorney General, His Name Is Matthew Whitaker. Aired: 3-4p ET


November 07, 2018
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November 06, 2018
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November 05, 2018
• President Trump Says There is Great Electricity in the Air on the Eve of the High Stakes Midterm Elections; Air Speed Indicator Malfunctioned on Doomed Lion Air Flight; Khashoggi's Sons Issue Emotional Plea for Father's Body; SoftBank Says It will not Sever Financial Ties to Saudi Arabia After the Killing of Khashoggi; Dow Rises in Final Day Before Midterm Elections as Investors Watch Earnings; Thousands of Saudis Call for Amazon Boycott; Amazon Announces Free Shipping for Holiday Shoppers; Amazon Shares Drop as Trump Vows Antitrust Investigation; Founder of World Wide Web Calls for "Contract for the Web"; World Travel Market Opens with Focus on Digital; Indonesia Embraces "Digital Tourism" to Meet 2019 Goals. Aired 3-4p ET


November 02, 2018
• Apple Is Largely To Blame For Those Losses; Its Stock Is Having Its Worst Day In Years After Week Earnings; Trump Speaks To Reporters Ahead Of Midterm Rallies; Jobs Numbers, Quarter Of A Million Jobs Created Across All Sectors And Most Importantly, Wages Up By More Than 3 Percent; Mike Pompeo: Eight Oil Importers to Get Exemptions from Iran Sanctions; Trump Rallying Republicans in Two States Friday; Obama Campaigns for Democratic Candidate in Florida; U.K. Police Investigate Claims of Anti-Semitism in Labor Party; Actor Alec Baldwin Arrested for Assault; Trump Confirms Meeting with Chinese President in a Few Weeks Time Over Trade Talks; Democrat in West Virginia Seeks Midterms Upset in the Coal-Producing State; Investors React to Jobs Report, Apple and Trump. Aired: 3-4p ET


November 01, 2018
• Donald Trump Has Been Speaking About Trade; Google Employees The World Over Have Been Walking Out In Protest Of The Company's Own Policies Over The Way It Treats Sexual Scandals. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 31, 2018
• It Has Been A Confluence Of Investor Factors That Have Spooked Investors This Month; We're Now Learning Horrific New Details About The Death Of The Saudi Journalist, Jamal Khashoggi; GM Is Selling Fewer Cars And Making More Money; Airbus Says Delivery Problems Have Helped Bucket Earnings. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 30, 2018
• China Aims to Increase Investments in Africa; Kenyans Worry About a Chinese Debt Trap; A New Study Shows Flexible Working will Boost Economy; President Trump Arrives in Pittsburgh After Jewish Synagogue Massacre. Aired 3-4p ET


October 29, 2018
• White House Say It's Outrageous To Suggest President Donald Trump Bears Some Responsibility For The Recent Violence In The United States; Bloomberg Is Reporting That The US Plans More China Tariffs If Talks Between Donald Trump And Xi Jinping Fails Next Month; Life Without Chancellor Angela Merkel After A Tenure That Has Come To Symbolize Much Of How We Think Of The EU itself; The Far Right Jair Bolsonaro Will Be The Country's Next President After Winning The President Election By A Wide Margin And Brazil's Markets Cheered The Victory Sending The BOVESPA To An All-Time High And Then It Just Popped Back At The Close; Families Wait For Word On Their Loved Ones As They Look For Bodies Are Recovered After The Indonesian Plane Crash. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 26, 2018
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October 25, 2018
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October 24, 2018
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October 23, 2018
• The Dow Is Still On Track For Its Worst Month In Two Years; "Davos In The Desert" Now Underway Despite The International Outcry Over The Killing Of Jamal Khashoggi; Just Two Weeks Left Before U.S. Midterm Elections And The Struggle For Seats On Capitol Hill Is Being Fought Right Across The Country; Turkey's President Erdogan Says Khashoggi's "Savaged" Murder Was Carefully Planned; Putin Shows Interest in Meeting Trump After Bolton Meeting; Migrant Caravan Headed to the U.S. Border Resumes Journey on Wednesday; Mexico Braces for a Powerful Hurricane Willa; Dow Fights Back as Closing Bell Approaches; Stocks Tumble Amid Earnings Concerns; Nasdaq Recovers After Entering Correction; Tesla Shares Surge After Short-Seller U-Turn; Billions Up for Grabs in U.S. Lottery Fever; Richard Quest Takes a Look at Kenya's Mobile Banking Revolution; China Opens World's Longest Sea Bridge; Investors Face Market Sell-off Disappointing Results. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 22, 2018
• Jared Kushner Speaks Exclusively To CNN About What He's Telling Donald Trump And The Saudi Crown Prince; A German Lawmaker Wants To Take Berlin's Action One Step Further Calling For Germany To Stop All Business With McKinsey After A "New York Times" Report Suggested Riyadh Used Research From The Management Consulting Firm To Target Critics On Social Media; President Trump Addresses The Press En Route To Texas; Trump Threatens to Cut Off Foreign Aid Over Migrant Caravan; Trump Says He's Not Satisfied With Explanation From Saudi Crown Prince Over Khashoggi's Death; Australian PM Apologizes For Institutional Child Abuse; One Activist Says He Spoke to Khashoggi About Saudi Clampdown; New Report Suggests Saudi Government Targets Critics on Social Media; U.S. Stocks Fall Ahead Of Earnings Week; Chinese Stocks Rise Amid Stimulus Hopes; Tobacco Giant Launches Controversial Ad; Richard Quests Visits Kenya; Dow, S&P 500 Fall Before Closing Bell. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 19, 2018
• Chinese GDP At 6.5 Is The Slowest In Years, The Worst Of The Trade War Is Still To Come; One Of The Most Powerful Members, Qatar Is Now Questioning Whether To Bailout Of One World; U.S. Charges a Russian with Trying to Sway Midterm Election Vote; Chaos Erupts at Mexico-Guatemala Border as Mexican Officials Try to Prevent Flood of Migrants from Heading to the U.S.; More Than 40 Killed in India Train Disaster; New Reports Suggests that Turkish Officials Suspected Khashoggi's Murder Hours After He Disappeared Inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul; Wheelchair-Bound Manafort Appears at Court Hearing; Facebook Hires Nick Clegg as Global Affairs Chief; U.K. Businesses Paralyzed By Brexit Uncertainty; U.S. Markets Near End of Volatile Week. Aired 3-4p ET


October 18, 2018
• Jamal Khashoggi's Family Says They Consider Jamal To Be A Missing Person And That They Have No Legal Or Official Proof To Believe Otherwise; No Sign Of A Brexit Deal And Britain And The EU Is Dragging Out The Process For Another Year Possibly To The Consternation Of Those Who Want To Leave Now, Not Later; Pompeo Tells Trump The Saudis Need More Time To Investigate Khashoggi's Murder; U.S. Treasury Secretary Pulls Out Of Saudi Business Summit; Trump Threatens To Seal Border If Migrant Caravan Continues; Taliban Claims Responsibility For The Killing Of A Prominent Afghan Police Chief; U.S. Skips Labeling China As A Currency Manipulator; Tech Sell-Off Hits Even Star Stocks; Autonomous Cars Hit The Road In Paris; Dow Ends With Triple-Digit Losses. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 17, 2018
• Corporate Earnings Boosting Stocks; Good Numbers From Netflix And United Airlines And Hanging Over With All Tensions With Saudi Arabia; Donald Trump Defends The Saudi Government; Marijuana Is Legalized Now For Recreational Purposes In Canada; Trump Says He's Eager to Hear Audio from Inside Saudi Consulate; Turkish Investigators Enter Saudi Consul's Residence; Death Toll In Crimea Rampage Reaches At Least 19; First Lady Melania Trump's Plane Lands Safely After a Mechanical Issue; Theresa May Makes Pitch To E.U. Leaders; Trump Instructs Cabinet To Cut Spending By Five Percent; China's Baidu Joins Silicon Valley AI Partnership. Aired: 3- 4p ET


October 16, 2018
• Turkish Officials: Khashoggi's Body was Cut into Pieces After He was Killed in Saudi Consulate in Istanbul; Trump Threatens to Cut Honduras Aid Over Migrant Caravan; Trump Lashes Out at Stormy Daniels, Calls Her Horseface; Baby Gifts Start Pouring in for Britain's New Expected Royal; Dow Surges as Corporate Earnings Drive Stocks Higher; European Markets Close Higher, Italian Stocks Rally; Macron Reshuffles Cabinet as Approval Rating Slips; Donald Tusk: Irish Border Impasse has Become Gordian Knot; A New Report Suggests IAG Could Lose its License if There's No-Deal Brexit; Texas Senate Candidate Beto O'Rourke Raises Record $38 Million; Cnn Poll Shows Cruz Leading O'Rourke By 7 Points in Texas. Aired 3-4p ET


October 15, 2018
• Saudis Prepare to Admit to Khashoggi's Murder; Ten Dead After Floods Hit Southern France; Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Announce Pregnancy; Angela Merkel's Bavarian Allies Lose Majority; EU's Donald Tusk: No-Deal Brexit is More Likely Than Ever. Aired 3-4p ET


October 12, 2018
• Evidence Mounts That A Journalist May Have Been Killed In The Saudi Consulate In Istanbul Where Outrage Could Cost The Saudi Government Billion Of Dollars In Investments, Business Leaders Are Pulling Out Of A Saudi Investment Conference Billed As "Davos In The Desert;" Wall Street Gives The Market Something To Celebrate With Some Solid Bank Earnings; Turkey Claims to Have Proof of Khashoggi's Murder; Pastor Andrew Brunson Finally Heads Home to the United States; Uganda Floods and Mudslides Cause Death and Destruction; Richard Quest Completes World's Longest Flight; Airlines Ultra Long-Haul Routes Do Battle; Qantas Eyes Sydney to London Nonstop; Ticketmaster Denies Colluding with Scalpers; Dow Rallies 300 Points in Final Moments of Trade. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 11, 2018
• From The Oval Office, The President Accused The Fed's Policymakers, Most Of Whom He Picked Out Himself, Of Being Out Of Control; Trump Says Sanctions On Saudi Arabia Would Not Only Hurt U.S. But Saudi Arabia As Well; Turkey, Saudi Arabia to Investigate Khashoggi Case; U.S. Officials Believe Pastor Andrew Brunson Could Soon Be Released from Jail in Turkey; Soyuz Rocket Crew Safe After Emergency Landing; World's Longest Passenger Flight Takes Off From Singapore To New York; Banksy Gives Shredded Artwork A New Name; Dow Pares Losses In Final Minutes Of Trade; FANG Stocks Still Under Pressure; Foursquare Shares Plunge After CFO's Departure; Chinese Markets Swept Up In Global Sell-Off; Six Dead After Hurricane Michael Left Parts Of Florida In Ruins; Nearly 500,000 Are Without Power In Three U.S. States; U.S. Stocks Swing Wildly Ahead Of Closing. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 10, 2018
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October 09, 2018
• Donald Trump Says China Is Not Ready For A Trade Deal, Not Yet; News From South Africa That Finance Minister, Nhlanhla Nene Was Stepping Down; Google Tries To Move Past The Data Disaster With A Brand New Smart Phone. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 08, 2018
• Google Says It Found A Bug That Meant The Private Data Of Half A Million Users Was Left Unprotected; The So-Called BRICS Nations Are Being Buffeted By Political Stresses; In Brazil, Stocks Are Surging As The Country Appears To Be On The Verge Of A Seismic Political Shift; The World Has 12 Years To Get Climate Change Under Control Or The Results Could Be Catastrophic; Donald Trump Calls For Oil Prices To Fall; Italy's Deputy PM Calls Top EU Officials "Enemies of Europe"; IllyCaffe in Deal with Jacobs Douwe Egberts; Banksy Artwork Shredded After Selling at Auction May Have Increased in Value. Aired 3-4p ET


October 05, 2018
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October 04, 2018
• Equities Are Sinking In The Battle Of Stocks Versus Bonds; Salesforce Chief Executive Tells Us, It's Time For Governments To Regulate; Russia And China Are Now Accused Of Sweeping Cyber Attacks And That Has Also Dragged Down Technology Stocks; U.S. Senators Review FBI Report on Brett Kavanaugh; Indonesia Officials: 70,000 People Homeless After Indonesia Quake and Tsunami; Ronaldo Left Off Portugal's National Team; Polish Prime Minister In New York To Promote Trade; Toyota, SoftBank Launch Autonomous Vehicle Venture; Tesla's Model 3 Is Now the Bestselling Luxury Car In The U.S.; U.S. Stocks Fall As Bond Yields Hit Seven-Year Highs; Snap Inc. Shares Hit All-Time Low. Aired 3-4p ET


October 03, 2018
• Industrial Giants Drive The Dow Higher; Strong U.S. Data Is Pushing Wall Street To New Records; The White House Is Pushing Back Against A Blockbuster Report That We All Woke Up To In This Morning's "New York Times;" Aston Martin's IPO Stalls Out; White House Defends Donald Trump's Attack On An Alleged Sexual Assault Victim, Christine Ford; Ronaldo Denies Rape Allegations; Chinese Actress Ordered to Pay $130 Million in Tax Penalties; New USMCA Free Trade Agreement Will Shut Out China; Magic Leap Unveils Its Mixed Reality Headset; CBS Senior Executive Placed On Administrative Leave; Pot Stocks Continue To Make Gains; Green Growth Brands Makes Plans For Cannabis Sector. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 02, 2018
• Jeff Bezos, Amazon: The Workers Are Getting A Raise; Tesla Has Been Allayed With Some Strong Numbers On The Latest Quarter; Volkswagen Has Terminated The Audi Chief Executive, Rupert Stadler's Contract; Volkswagen Dumps Jailed Audi CEO; Brexit Uncertainty Delays Jaguar Investment; Boris Johnson Calls U.K. Brexit Plan "Sad;" Oil Rises To Its Highest Since November 2014; Dow, S&P 500 On Track For All-Time Highs; U.S. Stocks Hit Record Highs With NAFTA Deal; Tencent Music Files Paperwork For U.S. IPO; A New Zealand Firm Starts Four-Day Work Week. Aired: 3-4p ET


October 01, 2018
• President Trump's Tough Trade Stance Appears To Be Paying Off; G.E. Brings Its Share Price Back To Life, As It Gets Rid Of Its Chief Executive; Tesla Bounces Back After Elon Musk Settled With Regulators; At Least 840 Dead as Earthquake and Tsunami Leave Island of Sulawesi in Indonesia Devastated; President Trump Says He Wants a Comprehensive But Quick FBI Investigation Into Sexual Misconduct Against Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh; A Las Vegas Woman Accuses Soccer Superstar Cristiano Ronaldo of Rape; Dow On Track For Triple-Digit Gain On Trade Deal; Former New York Fed President Says The Fed Is Becoming More Transparent; IMF's Lagarde: Global Economic Weather is Changing; U.S., Canada Reach a Last-Minute NAFTA Deal. Aired 3-4p ET


September 27, 2018
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September 26, 2018
• The Nomination Of Brett Kavanaugh To The U.S. Supreme Court May Be Unraveling As New Allegations Emerge Against Donald Trump's Pick To Be The Next Supreme Court Justice; Investors Are Digesting The Fed's Rate Rise And Its Bullish Economic Forecast In A Decision With Implications For Lenders, Borrowers; Donald Trump Warns More Sanctions Are On The Way For Iran And That Is What Is Going To Be Affecting Those Oil Prices; China Says It Will Not Accept What It Calls Donald Trump's Unwarranted Accusations; Trump Holds Meeting With British Prime Minister; EU Commissioner: Brexit Needs Cool Blood; Daimler Names First Non-German CEO; U.S. And Japan To Discuss Bilateral Trade Deal; Peso Slides as Argentina Efforts New IMF Deal. Aired: 3-4p ET


September 25, 2018
• Donald Trump Says, OPEC Is Ripping Off The Rest Of The World; Donald Trump Also Told World Leaders At The Un That Of Course, He Rejects Globalism; Comedian Bill Cosby Has Been Sentenced Now To Three To Ten Years In A Pennsylvania Prison; Facebook Loses Two Key Executives, The Founders Of Instagram Call It Quits; Saudi Arabia Denies Any Links to Iran Parade Attack; Messy Political Fight Ahead for Sweden After PM Toppled; A Report from Catholic Church Officials in Germany Say At Least 3,600 People have been abused By Nearly 2,000 Priests and Clergy Members; French President Fires Back at Trump on Trade; Arancha Gonzalez: U.S.-China Trade War Might not be that Bad; Trump: We will No Longer Tolerate Abuse on Trade; Prosecutors Speak to the Press After Cosby Sentenced to Three to 10 Years in State Prison; GOP's Orrin Hatch Predicts Kavanaugh Vote this Weekend; GOP Hires Outside Counsel to Question Kavanaugh and Ford. Aired: 3-4p ET


September 24, 2018
• Consumers Brace for Impact of Tariffs in China; Maersk Shares Down 26 Percent Over the Past 12 Months; Maersk Enters Joint Venture with IBM Using Blockchain Technology; U.K. Opposition Party Wills Second Brexit Referendum; Jean Claude Trichet: U.K. Government Naive Over Brexit; Trump to Sign Trade Agreement with South Korea; Trump and Rosenstein to Meet Thursday. Aired 3-4p ET


September 21, 2018
• Donald Tusk Says He Wants To Break The Impasse That Has Fallen Over The Brexit Negotiations; Wall Street Is Doing Some Self-Reflecting Change; Monday Is When Donald Trump Impose Tariffs On $200 Billion Worth Of Chinese Goods; Comcast Will Go Head To Head With Fox For An Auction For The Control Of British Broadcaster, Sky; Death Toll Rises to 126 in Tanzania Ferry Tragedy; Rod Rosenstein: NYT Report on Wearing Wire to Record Conversations with President Trump is Inaccurate; Republicans to Offer Ford Hearing on Wednesday; Theresa May Demands Counterproposal from EU, Warns Talks with EU Leaders are at an Impasse; Three Infants Stabbed at a NYC Day Care Center; China Warns U.S. to Revoke Sanctions; President Trump to Address UN General Assembly Next Week; EU Tech Firms Respond to Brussels Scrutiny; Think Tank Chief Creates Brexit Board Game. Aired: 3-4p ET


September 20, 2018
• The President Of The European Council Said Theresa May Has One Last Chance In Four Weeks' Time To Get It Right; Dow's 100th Record Close Since President Trump's Election And - However, The First Since January; Kim and Moon Vow to Bring Peace to Korean Peninsula; Bobi Wine Returns to Uganda; Banks Relocate Jobs, Investment Ahead of Brexit; Stocks at All-Time Highs Ahead of Closing Bell; U.S., Canada Talk About Future of NAFTA; All Aboard for Israel's High-Speed Train, 10 Years Late and Still Not Ready; Fictitious TV Reporter Becomes a Viral Hit. Aired 3-4p ET


September 19, 2018
• North and South Korea Commit to Era of No War; Grassley Proposes Private Hearing for Kavanaugh Accuser; British Prime Minister Tries to Smooth Way for Brexit. Aired 3-4p ET


September 18, 2018
• Trump and Polish President Discusses Trade Tensions with E.U. And China; Some Tough News For Tesla Tumbling; Tesla Confirms It's Under DOJ Investigation; Google Signs Tech Deal with Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi; Trump: FBI Shouldn't Get Involved in Kavanaugh Sexual Allegations; Putin: Russian Plane Downed in Syria Was Tragic Accidental Circumstance; Kim Jong- un Hosts Moon Jae-in for Third Inter-Korean Summit This Year; German Spy Chief Removed After Far-Right Scandal; Jack Ma: Trade War Could Last 20 Years; Japanese Tycoon to Be First SpaceX Tourist to the Moon; McDonald's Hit by Strikes Led by Me Too Campaigners. Aired: 3-4p ET


September 17, 2018
• The United States Is Reportedly Readying Tariffs On A Further $200 Billion Worth Of Chinese Goods And You've Seen The Reaction In The Markets; Amazon Says It's Investigating Claims That Its Employees Are Leaking Internal Data To Help Sellers Get Higher Rankings On Its Web Site; The Chief Executive Of Salesforce Says He Is Now The Caretaker Of One Of The World's Most Important Media Titles; Marc Benioff Has Just Bought "Time" Magazine For $190 Million; Saudi Arabia Is Investing In A Tesla Rival Called Lucid Motors; Trump Defends Kavanaugh Amid Sexual Assault Allegations; Russia, Turkey Agree to Demilitarized Zone In Idlib; Rescue Diver Sues Elon Musk For Defamation; Australia Investigates Strawberry Scare; IMF Christine Lagarde: I See A Lot Of Negatives From Brexit; Investors And Bankers Reflect On Market Crash 10 Years Ago And The Lessons Learned; Dow Sinks In Final Minutes Of Trading; President Trump To Make Announcement On New Tariffs On China; TripAdvisor Aims To Evolve Into A Social Network; Italian Man Jailed For Writing Fake TripAdvisor Reviews. Aired 3-4p ET


September 14, 2018
• The Philippines, Braced For Super Typhoon Mangkhut Makes Landfall; Florence's Path Of Destruction Is Predicted To Pass Right Through Carolina's Ports; Wall Street Executives Meeting In China This Weekend Where Sources Say Beijing Wants Trade Talks Held; Former Trump Campaign Chairman Agrees to Cooperate with Mueller; Super Typhoon Mangkhut Makes Landfall in the Philippines; Hurricane Florence Hammers Carolina Coasts; Kavanaugh Denies Sex Assault Allegations; Volkswagen Finally Squashes the Beetle with 2019 Final Edition; Russia Raises Rates for the First Time Since 2014 to Protect the Ruble; Zello App Aids with Rescue Efforts. Aired: 3-4p ET


September 13, 2018
• Hurricane Florence Begins Lashing U.S. East Coast; Super Typhoon Roars Towards the Philippines; U.K. Rejects Russian Suspects Alibi on Nerve Agent Attack; German Catholic Church to Admit to Over 3,000 Sex Abuse Cases; Wall Street Higher on Trade Talk Relief; China Welcomes U.S. Offer of Trade Talks; A Small Clinic from the slums of Sao Paulo Grow into a Major Healthcare Provider; Global Climate Action Summit Commences in San Francisco. Aired 3-4p ET


September 12, 2018
• EU Parliament Votes to Punish Hungary; Hurricane Florence Could Pound Carolina Coasts for Days; A Driver in China Plows into Crowd, Killing Nine People; China's Electric Automaker Makes NYSE Debut; Nio's Stock Swings on First Day of Trading; NASA's Spinoffs Continue to Play a Key Role in Our Daily Lives; Gene Simmons Adds to His Portfolio with New Soda Business. Aired 3-4p ET


September 11, 2018
• Russia And China Vow To Join Forces And Even Drop The Dollar; Donald Trump Became President Not By Winning In The Big Cities People Know But By Winning In The Places Many People Know Little About; Mass Evacuations as Hurricane Florence Nears U.S. Coast; South Korea's President to Mediate U.S.-North Korea Relations; Trump Visits United 93 Crash Site on 9/11 Anniversary; Huge Rallies for Catalan Independence; Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Crash; Winklevoss Twins Launch New Coin Pegged to U.S. Dollar; Trump Meets with Officials on Hurricane Preps; Bob Woodward's Book, "Fear," Released Today as Publishers Print One Million Copies; Netflix Goes Nollywood, Buys Nigerian Film "Lionheart. Aired: 3-4p ET


September 10, 2018
• Hurricane Florence Intensifies into a Category 4 as it Heads Towards the Carolinas; Swedish Election Deadlock as Far-Right Party Makes Gains; EU, UN Warn of Catastrophe in Syria's Idlib; Chairman of Economic Council of Advisors Says President Trump is Wrong About Jobless Rate; American Blue-Collar Jobs Grow at Best Rate in 30 Years; Dow Slightly Lower Nearing End of Trading Day; Nike Sales Jump After Colin Kaepernick Campaign; Norwegian Airlines Takes on Argentine Carriers; EU's Barnier Sends the Pound Sterling to a Five-Week High on Brexit Deal Hopes. Aired 3- 4p ET


September 07, 2018
• The Chief Executive Of British Airways Promises Compensation To Customers After A Nasty Hack Of Their Systems; Political Points Presidents Trump And Obama Now Sparring Over Who Deserves Credit For The US Economic Boom; In Syria, People Living In The Last Opposition Stronghold Of Idlib Are Awaiting Attack; In Russia, President Vladimir Putin Has Taken A Spectacular Political Gamble And It Appears To Be Backfiring; Basra Protests Continue; Swedish Voters Prepare to Cast Ballots in Pivotal Election; U.S. Presidents 44 and 45 Slam Each Other Over Economy; Apple Warns of Price Rises if New Tariffs Go Ahead; Chairman of JPMorgan International Says a Trade War Could Upset a U.S. Economy that's Been Stronger for Years; The Oscars Scraps Popular Film Category; AlphaPilot Innovation Challenge Pits Humans Against AI; Lockheed Martin Uses Tax Savings to Fund Drone Challenge. Aired: 4-5p ET


September 06, 2018
• Fear And Regulation; Social Media Stocks Keep On Sliding, And The Bosses Continue To Be Grilled On Capitol Hill; Les Moonves Is Mulling An Exit From CBS A Month After Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Him Became Public; South Africa's Central Bank Governor Says Investors Should Not Put His Country In The Same Category As Turkey Or Argentina; The United States Is Heading Towards A Trade War On Multiple Fronts; Trump Blasts Opinion Piece By Unnamed Senior Official; Congress Grills Kavanaugh For The Third Day; India's Supreme Court Repeals Anti-LGBT Law; Actor Burt Reynolds Dies at 82; Theranos Shutting Down as Founder is Accused of Silicon Valley's Biggest Fraud; U.S. DOJ Charges A North Korean Programmer In Cyber Attacks; WOW Air Launches New Routes to New Delhi; New App Puts Advertisements Into Text Chat. Aired: 4-5p ET


September 05, 2018
• Under Oath, Sheryl Sandberg and Jack Dorsey Get Grilled about Foreign Influence on Facebook and Twitter; Donald Trump Supreme Court Nominee Says if He is Confirmed, He Will Owe His Loyalty to the US Constitution, Not the President; Former Mexican President Tells Why Dropping NAFTA Could Backfire for Donald Trump; British Prosecutors Have Charged Two Russian Nationals with Attempted Murder in the Nerve Agent Poisoning of a Former Spy and His Daughter Back In March; Trump Warns Syria Not to Cross the Line in Idlib; Violent Protests Continue in Southern Iraq; Brazil Museum Officials Hopeful Some Relics are Salvageable After Museum Fire Outbreak; Tech Executives Testify on Election Interference; Digi.Me Promises Control Over Users' Data; A New Report Cites Climate Action Could Deliver $26 Trillion By 2030; Emirates Jumbo Jet Quarantined at New York's JFK with Multiple Sick Passengers; European Markets Close Lower than Expected; French and British Scallop Wars Come to an End; Former Cosby Star Responds to Job-Shaming Attempt. Aired: 4-5p ET


September 04, 2018
• US Senate Confirmation Hearings For Brett Kavanaugh Get Nasty; Amazon Joined The World's Most Exclusive Club, The One Trillion Dollar Club; Two Of America's Biggest Brands Get Close To The NFL -- Nike And Pizza Hut Embrace The Institution Which Has Been The Target Of President Trump. Aired: 4-5p ET


September 03, 2018
• U.N. Human Rights Chief Calls for the Immediate Release of Journalists Arrested in Myanmar; Brazil's National Museum Goes Up in Flames; Tropical Storm Gordon Threatening U.S. Southeast; Iraq Parliament Convenes for First Time Since Election; China to Plow Another $60 Billion into Africa; South African President Says He is Happy China is Helping Africa to Develop; China Invests Heavily in Ethiopia; New Generation Begins Applying for First Jobs; Beer Maker Opens New Revenue Stream; Illycaffe Says it is not for Sale Amid Coffee Consolidation. Aired


August 31, 2018
• A Canadian Official Tells CNN, No New NAFTA Deal Has Been Reached And The Us And Canadian Negotiators Are Done For The Day; Stars, Family Bid Aretha Franklin an Emotional Farewell; John McCain Arrives at U.S. Capitol; U.S. and Canada Fail to Reach a NAFTA Deal on Friday; Canadian Foreign Minister Speaks to the Press After U.S. Trade Talks; Coca-Cola Buys Costa Coffee in a $5.1 Billion Deal; U.S. Markets End the Week Mixed. Aired 4-5p ET


August 30, 2018
• Washington Versus Silicon Valley; Senators Follow Donald Trump's Lead By Calling Out Google; Argentina Is Taking Increasingly Dramatic Measures To Rescue Its Economy; This Week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Accused The U.S. Of Trying To Dismantle Controls On U.S. Dairy Entering Canada; Russia's Foreign Minister Warns The West Not To Play With Fire In Syria; Nationalists' Rally In Germany Ends Peacefully; China Hits Back At Trump Tweets On U.S.-North Korean Relations; French Actor Gerard Depardieu Faces Rape Allegations In Paris; John McCain To Be Flown To Joint Base Andrews After Arizona Ceremony; Joe Biden Pays Tribute to McCain At Senator's Arizona Service; Apple To Unveil New iPhone On September 12; Apple Reportedly Working On Smart Glasses For 2020; Apple Confirms Buying Akonia Holographics; Warren Buffett's Company Buys Up More Apple Stock; Campbell Soup Ditching Fresh Foods International Brands; Kalashnikov Unveils Electric Concept Vehicle; VW Struggles To Meet New E.U. Emissions Rules; E.U.'s New Pollution Standards Come Into Effect September; E.U.: Willing To Drop Car Tariffs If The U.S. Follows Suit; Bloomberg: Trump Threatens To Pull the U.S. Out Of WTO If It Does Not "Shape Up;" Owners Of Dating App Grindr Announce IPO Plan. Aired: 4-5p ET


August 29, 2018
• U.S. Senator McCain Lying in State at Arizona Capitol; Trump White House Counsel McGahn to Leave Job; Dam-Burst in Myanmar Displaces 50,000 People; San Juan Mayor Blames Trump Administration for Storm Response; Jimmy Carter: West May Need to Seek Peace with Assad; Aston Martin on the Road to $6 Billion IPO; Ferrari Shares Up 160 Percent Since its IPO; FTSE Dragged Down By Miners, Energy Stocks; U.K., French Fishing Boats Clash Over Scallops; NYT: More Than 100 Employees Push Facebook for More Opinion Diversity. Aired 4-5p ET


August 28, 2018
• New Study Shows Hurricane Maria Killed 2,975 in Puerto Rico; French Environment Minister Quits; Angela Merkel Condemns Protesters Chanting Neo- Nazi Slogans; Aretha Franklin Fans Pay Tribute in Detroit; Canada's Foreign Ministry Resuming Trade Talks in Washington; GoPro Prepares for More U.S.- China Tariffs; Marijuana Stocks Growth Hits a Snag; Mining Stocks Lead the Way for FTSE; Stormy Daniels Appears in Vogue Magazine. Aired 4-5p ET


August 27, 2018
• President Trump Announces U.S.-Mexico Trade Agreement; Trump Orders U.S. Flags to Fly at Half-Mast to Honor McCain; German Government Condemns Anti-Immigrant Protests; Trump on China Trade: Not the Right Time to Talk; European Markets Lifted By U.S.-Mexico Trade Announcement; Air France Unions Press Pay Demands, Stop Short of Strike Call; Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway in Talks to Buy Stake in Paytm. Aired 4-5p ET


August 24, 2018
• Stock Markets Set Some Summertime Records As Jay Powell Promises The Economy Won't Overheat; Two Top White House Officials Are Quietly Lobbying Against Donald Trump's Tariffs Now That The Trade War Is Threatening A Company In Their Home State; The Legal Troubles Which Surround Some Of The US President's Former Associates Are Now Reaching The Very Highest Levels Of Donald Trump's Business Empire; Donald Trump Is Targeting The So-Called Social Media Giants And Accusing Them Of Censorship; Trump Calls Off Meeting with North Korea; Legal Challenge to Zimbabwe's Presidential Election Rejected; U.S. Senator McCain Discontinuing Brain Cancer Treatment; Trump Organization CFO Granted Immunity in Cohen Probe; Pope to Visit Ireland Amid Church Sex Abuse Scandal; Scott Morrison Ousts Turnbull as Australian Prime Minister; More Companies Take Action on Water Security; ESports Tournament Opens in Vancouver with Prize-Tag of Up to $25 Million; Bugatti Unveils New $6 Million Supercar. Aired: 4-5p ET


August 23, 2018
• Donald Trump Warns We'll All Be Poor If He Gets Impeached; The Rand Is Left Reeling As The President Turns On South Africa; The U.K. Government Has Laid Out The Potential Risks If Britain Crashes Out Of The EU With No Deal; A New UBS Report Says That Investors That Do Not Identify As Heterosexual Could Benefit From A Different Approach To Their Wealth Management; Jeff Sessions Fires Back at Trump's Public Criticism; South African Government Repudiates Trump Tweet; Pompeo Names Special Envoy, Announces Trip to North Korea; Landslides in Hawaii as Residents Brace for Hurricane Lane; Australia's Prime Minister Clings to Power After Revolt; China's Tech Giant Huawei Says Australia is Blocking it from Providing 5G Technology; Concerns Linger Over China's Tech Amid Trade War; Alibaba Shares Lower Despite Surge in Revenues; National Enquirer Boss Granted Immunity in Cohen Case; Cohen Sets Up Fundraising Page for Legal Bills.Aired: 4-5p ET


August 22, 2018
• White House Defends Trump Despite Accusations from Former Attorney; Tearful Goodbyes as Koreans Leave Family Reunions; John Bolton: U.S. will Exert "Maximum Pressure" on Iran; U.S. Retail Shares Rally as Target Wows Wall Street; Lowe's Shares Rise as Stores Set to Close; Boxed Takes on Big Retailers with Online Wholesale; Saudi Arabia Denies Reports that it's Scrapping Aramco IPO; Hurricane Lane Heads for Hawaii as Category 4 Storm; Airlines Issue Travel Advisory Ahead of Hawaii Hurricane; Aretha Franklin Leaves No Will for Family; Wall Street Shrugs as Trump Defends Hush Money Payments. Aired 4-5p ET


August 21, 2018
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August 20, 2018
• Tesla Stock Is Under Pressure Once Again; Pepsi Makes A Bet On Bubbles With A $3 Billion Deal For SodaStream; U.S. Markets Closed Higher Across The Board; The Bolivar Is Getting Its Zeroes Trimmed; It's Part Of Maduro's Magic Formula For Recovery; Greece Has Successfully Finished The Third And Final Round Of Its Emergency Loan Program; Greece Exits Bailouts Designed to Stop Debt Crisis; Pope Francis Breaks Silence on Catholic Abuse Scandal; Flooding Claims at Least Eight Lives in Southern Italy; Trump Takes a Shot at Fed Chairman for Raising Interest Rates; Iranian Foreign Minister: U.S. has an "Addiction to Sanctions" Problem; French Oil Giant Total Officially Withdraws from Iran; Kevin Spacey's New Film Takes in $618 at the Box Office; Dorsey: Twitter Has a Problem with Toxic Content. Aired: 4-5p ET


August 17, 2018
• Elon Musk Opens Up And Tesla Shares Go Heading Down, The New CEO Of Air France KLM Was Announced And The Market Is Down 3% In Its Stock, 1,400 Google Workers Signed A Protest Petition After Reports That The Company Would Build A Censored Search Engine Especially For China; Paul Manafort Jury Ask to Leave By 5:00 p.m. Eastern Friday; Worst Flooding in Nearly a Century Claims 324 Lives in the Indian State of Kerala; U.S. to End Funding for Stabilizing Syria; Two Palestinians have Been Shot and Killed in Gaza; Turkey Rejects Appeal for U.S. Pastor's Release; Turks Anxious of Weakened Currency; Trump Postpones Military Parade; WWE Stars Ring the NYSE Closing Bell; Crazy Rich Asians on Track to Top the Meg at Box Office; Amazon's Twitch Becomes Full-Time Job for Video Gamers. Aired: 4-5p ET


August 16, 2018
• Vatican Condemns Abuse of Minors; Jury Now Deliberating in Manafort Trial; Italy Slams Bridge Operator Amid Hunt for Survivors; World Mourns Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin; Mnuchin: U.S. Ready to Increase Sanctions on Turkey; Turkcell CEO: Turkey's Economic Fundamentals are Strong; U.S. Sanctions Hit Middle-Class Iranians; Uber Cuts Losses as Revenue Soars; Investor App Offers Shares in Classic Cars; Spain's La Liga to Play Games in the U.S. Aired 4-5p ET


August 15, 2018
• Italy Declares State of Emergency After Genoa Bridge Collapse; The Vatican Says it has No Official Comment After a New Report Details How Priests in Pennsylvania Sexually Abused More Than a 1,000 Children; U.K. Bid to Curb CEO Pay Fails to Yield Dividends; Hollywood Gambles with Crazy Rich Asians; Losses Mounting, Cash Running Short at MoviePass; Nokia 8110 Gets An Update; T-Mobile Abandons Automated Phone Menus. Aired 4-5p ET


August 14, 2018
• The Economic Chickens Are Coming Home To Roost, And Certainly When It Comes To The Emerging Markets, Fantasy Football Season Is About To Begin In The United States, And A New League Says Blockchain Can Make People Care About Fantasy Sports Like They Were The Real Thing, One Of President Trump's Cabinet Members Is Under Close Scrutiny For Alleged Conflicts Of Interest. Aired: 4-5p ET


August 13, 2018
• President Erdogan Says He Has Been Stabbed In The Back As The Turkish Lira Heads Ever Lower; Elon Musk Explains How A Meeting With The Saudis Led To That Infamous Market-Moving Tweet; Funding Is Secured; Concern Over A Weed Killer Causing Cancer Sent Bayer Stock Downhill On Monday; Virgin Atlantic Has Blasted U.K. Government Officials Running Heathrow Airports Passport Control; Leaders of North and South Korea to Meet Next Month; FBI Fires Peter Strzok After Trump Controversy; Turkish Currency Crisis Rattles Global Markets; Seattle Officials Say All Security Protocols were Handled Appropriately Before Plane was Stolen; Hundreds Injured in Spain After Platform Collapse; Erdogan: Economic Terrorists are Weakening Currency; Ride-Hailing Apps Seek Major Expansion; Tiger Woods Delights Crowds at PGA Championship; Turkish Ambassador Meets with John Bolton at White House Aired: 4-5p ET


August 10, 2018
• Donald Trump Throws Fuel On Turkey's Financial Fire As The US President Raises Tariffs Where It Hurts, The Ruble Has Fallen To Its Lowest Point In More Than Two Years, Elon Musk Is Now Preparing To Put His Privatization Plans To The Test, It Was Well Around This Time This Year -- June, July, August, September -- 10 Years Ago That The Entire Financial System, The Global System Was Shaken To Its Core; Saudi Arabia Opens Investigation into an Airstrike that Hit a School Bus in Yemen; Zimbabwe's Opposition Party Challenges Election Results; Violent Storm Forces Evacuation of 1,600 People in Southeastern France; Twenty One Thousand Evacuate as Southern California Fire Rages; Ryanair Cancels 400 Flights as Pilots Strike; Fidelity Offers No-Fee Investing to Stay Competitive; Oscars New Popular Film Awards Prompts Backlash in Hollywood; Spike Lee Weighs in on Trump and the Midterm Elections; Rwanda's Arsenal Deal Raises Questions; Turkey Turmoil Hits Global Markets. Aired: 4-5p ET


August 09, 2018
• Boeing CEO Discusses the Future of the Aerospace Industry; Tribune Calls Off Merger with Sinclair; Turkish Lira Hits Record Low Over U.S. Pastor Row; Russia Vows to Retaliate After New U.S. Sanctions; Wall Street Closes Mostly Lower; Boeing Battles Airbus in Order Book Race; Pence Calls for New Space Force by 2020. Aired 4-5p ET


August 08, 2018
• The United States Penalizes Moscow For Chemical Weapons Act On British Soil; Reports That The Media Giant, Tronc, Is Actually Planning To Sell Its Newspaper Business; The SEC Is Actually Looking Into Whether Elon Musk's Tweets About Taking Tesla Private In And Of Itself May Have Indeed Violated The Law; State-Owned China Tower Made Its IPO Wednesday In Hong Kong; MoviePass, The Subscription Movie Ticket Service That Has Been In A Lot Of Hot Water Says That It Has Finally Nailed Down Its Business Model; Disney Stock Closed Down More Than Two Percent After Earnings Failed To Beat Forecast; U.S. Congressman Indicted On Insider Trading Charges; Indonesia Earthquake Death Toll Triples; Drought Hits Farmers in Southeastern Australia; Heat Drought and Wildfires Scorching Europe; Church Complaint Against Jeff Sessions Dropped; Republican Senator Delivers Letter from Trump to Putin; Ohio Election Too Close to Call in U.S. Republican Stronghold; New York City Passes One-Year Cap on Ride-Hailing Services, Freezing New Licenses; Saudi, Canada Battle Escalates; Tinder Revenue-Surge Fuels Match Group Results. Aired: 4-5p ET


August 07, 2018
• Mendocino Fire Now the Largest in California History; Indonesia Earthquake Kills 105, Displaces 20,000; German Couple Convicted of Selling Child to Pedophiles; Trump to Host CEOs at New Jersey Golf Club; Trump Warns CEOs Against Doing Business with Iran; Trump's Foreign Policy Puts Central Bankers on Their Heels; Wildfires Burn as Scientists Warn of a Hothouse Planet; U.S. Billionaire Kroenke Takes Sole Control of Arsenal; Snap Shares Spike After Earnings; Papa John's Down 10 Percent After Results; Disney Earnings Miss Expectations. Aired 4-5p ET


August 06, 2018
• Thousands Await Rescue After Deadly Indonesia Quake; U.S. Poised to Reimpose Iran Sanctions; A Source Tells Cnn There's a Strong Possibility of a Second Trump-Kim Summit; Saudi Airline Suspends Canada Flights in Diplomatic Row; CEOs Face Dilemma About Revealing Extent of Health Issues; Pepsico CEO Indira Nooyi Stepping Down. Aired 4-5p ET


August 03, 2018
• Jobs Growth In The United States Is Slowing While Wage Growth Is Tepid, Willie Walsh Tells Me He Is Not Worried About Brexit And He Can Handle High Oil Prices, Arlo Technologies Has Joined An Illustrious List Of Tech Firms Making Their Market Debut This Year; Special Counsel Mueller`s Team Interviews "Manhattan Madam"; Zimbabwe Opposition to Challenge Election Results; Zimbabwe President Calls for Peace and Unity; Harvey Weinstein Seeks Dismissal of Sexual Assault Charges; EU Faces a Sweltering Heat of Summer Problems; Heat in Spain and Portugal Soars to Near Record Highs; Scientists: China to have the World`s Deadliest Heat Waves; Jeffrey Sachs Takes Aim at Trump on Climate Change; U.K. PM May Meets Macron for Brexit Talks; Mark Carney: Risk of No-Deal Brexit is Uncomfortably High; Solid U.S. Jobs Report Lifts Stocks; Sonos Shares Rally After Thursday IPO. Aired: 4-5p ET


August 02, 2018
• Zimbabwe Announces Presidential Election Results; Zimbabwe Police: Six People Killed, Eighteen Arrested at Opposition Headquarters; U.S. Intelligence Chief Say Russia is Still Trying to Interfere in U.S. Politics; Apple Becomes First U.S. Company Worth $1 Trillion; Sonos Remixes the Opening Bell; Moonves Accusations Hang Over CBS Earnings. Aired 4-5p ET


August 01, 2018
• Three People Killed in Zimbabwe Clashes; U.S. Sanctions Turkish Ministers; Giuliania: Donald Trump`s Call to End Probe was Opinion and not a Directive; Trump Directs U.S. Trade Representatives to Consider Hiking Tariffs to 25 Percent on $200 Billion Worth of Chinese Goods; U.S. Bond Yields Hit 3 Percent for First Time Since June; Tech Sector Rises as Markets Fall; Tesla Earnings Fall Short of Expectations; Investors Wait for Tesla Earnings Call; Apple Shares Spike After Earnings; Swedish Authorities Hunt for Thieves Who Stole Royal Jewels. Aired 4p ET


July 31, 2018
• . Facebook Says It Is Shutting Down A Network Of Accounts It Believes Are Linked To Russians, Tech Shares Rebound After Losses, The Trump Administration Is Mulling A Tweak Of The Us Tax Code Would Give A Fresh $100 Billion Break To America's Ultra Rich. Aired: 4-5p ET


July 30, 2018
• Trump Says He'd Be Willing to Meet with Iran's Leadership Without Preconditions; Deadly Indonesia Earthquake Traps Hundreds of Tourists; A Top Official In Laos Says Substandard Construction is to Blame For Dam Collapse; Malaysian Authorities Say They Have Failed To Determine Why Flight MH-370 Vanished Four Years Ago With 239 People On Board; Zimbabwe Votes in First Post-Mugabe Election; Trade War Hits Corporate Earnings; Harley-Davidson Unveils First Electric Motorcycle; U.S. Program Tracks Unsuspecting Air Passengers. Aired 4-5p ET


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