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March 12, 2019
• British Lawmakers Vote Against Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit Deal. Aired: 4-5p ET
• British Lawmakers Vote Against Theresa May's Brexit Deal; British Lawmakers to Vote on No-Deal Brexit Tomorrow. 3-4p ET


March 11, 2019
• Algerian President Ends Bid for Fifth Term in Office; One Hundred and Fifty Seven Killed, Including 21 UN Staffers in a Plane Crash; U.S.- Backed Forces Advance on ISIS Fighters Amid Fierce Fighting in Syria; Venezuela's National Assembly Expected to Declare National Emergency; Theresa May Heads to Strasbourg for Brexit Talks; Zidane Makes a Surprise Return to Real Madrid; FAA to Issue International Notice to 737 Max Operators; Five-G Fast Becoming a Reality; U.S. Stocks Set to Finish Higher; Trump Budget Blueprint Asks for $8.6 Billion in Border Wall Money; Former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne Becomes a Newspaper Editor; Tech Rally Drives Stocks Higher. Aired 3-4p ET


March 08, 2019
• Investors Are Reacting With Alarm As The World's Two Largest Economies Are Flashing Warning Signs; Deputy Chief Of Staff And Communications Director, Bill Shine Has Resigned; Five Years Ago Tonight, Malaysia Airlines Flight MH-370 Disappeared And Nothing Has Been Heard Of It Since; Large Protests Continue Across Algeria; A Lawyer Says He Fears Shamima Begum's Baby is Dead; Theresa May: U.K. Risks Never Leaving EU if Brexit Deal is Rejected Again; Electricity Out Across Most of Venezuela; SpaceX Crew Dragon Returns from ISS; Senator Elizabeth Warren Calls to Break Up Big Tech; Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund Cashes Out of Oil and Gas; European Stocks Fall on Global Growth Concerns; Activists, Protesters Advocate for Gender Equality; Australian Prime Minister Under Fire for Comments About Women; Trump-Xi Summit No Longer Expected this Month. Aired 3-4p ET


March 07, 2019
• Northern Ireland Secretary Apologizes for Saying Killings By U.K. Forces 'Were Not Crimes'; U.S. Stocks Fall After ECB Cuts Growth Forecasts; Amazon Pulls the Plug on Pop-Up Stores; New York Governor Asks Amazon to Reconsider HQ2 Cancellation; British Royal Family Takes Action Against Trolls; Michael Jackson Abuse Claims Trigger Business Backlash; Michael Jackson's Family Sues HBO Over Leaving Neverland Film>. Aired 3-4p ET


March 06, 2019
• Trump Says It's Too Early to Know About North Korean Missile Site Activity; Former Nissan Chair Carlos Ghosn Released from Jail; Strike Disrupts Flights at Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta Airport; KLM CEO: Not Worried About Future of Air France Partnership; EasyJet CEO Reflects on Flight Disruption; EU Describes Difficult Brexit Negotiations; U.S. Stocks on Track to Close Out Session Lower. Aired 3-4p ET


March 05, 2019
• Trump Slams Expansive Probe as a Big, Fat Fishing Expedition; Civilians, Fighters Pour Out of ISIS Enclave; Macron Calls Brexit a Lesson for Europe; U.K. Prime Minister May's Party Suspends 14 Members for Racist Remarks; Small Explosives Sent to Three London Transport Centers; UN Report Cites London HIV Patient is "Functionally Cured"; Target Posts Biggest Sales Growth Since 2005; Kohl's Plans Share Buyback After Q4 Earnings Beat; Russia to Germany Pipeline Nears Completion; Trump Lashes Out at Germany Over Pipeline Project; Kylie Jenner Becomes Youngest "Self-Made" Billionaire; New York Regulators Issue Subpoena to Trump Organization's Insurance Broker Aon; Investors Await Progress on Trade Talks Between U.S.- China; Investors React to Retail Earnings and GE CEO's Warning; European Stocks Close Higher. Aired 3-4p ET


March 04, 2019
• A U.S. Court Refuses to Speed Up ISIS Bride Case; Tesla Gears Up for Model Y Unveiling; SpaceX Makes History with First Commercial Docking at ISS; 3D Printing Takes on Traditional Manufacturing; Theresa May Unveils $2 Billion Fund for Pro-Brexit Towns; U.K.'s EU Departure Set to Lead to More Customs Regulations; Dow Plummets After Positive Trade News. Aired 3- 4p ET


March 01, 2019
• Lyft Beats Uber In Announcing Its Market Debut; Tesla Finally Gets Where It Wants To Go, The Cheap Model 3; Huawei Will Be Arraigned In Two Weeks In A U.S. Fraud Case; This Week The Court Approved The AT&T-Warner Media Merger; VP Pence: U.S. will Continue Dialogue with North Korea; Salisbury, England Now Free of Nerve Agent Novichok; Russian Foreign Minister: U.S. May Use Military Force in Venezuela; Jay Inslee Launches U.S. Presidential Bid; U.S. Imposes Travel Restrictions on Maduro Affiliates; Optimism on U.S.-China Trade Talks Boosts Wall Street; U.S. Industry Leaders Push Trump Administration to End China's Rare Earth Minerals Monopoly; CNN Exposes Child Slavery on Ghana's Lake Volta; Panama's Flag Carrier Named the Most Punctual Airline. Aired 3-4p ET


February 28, 2019
• Airbus Loses Out in British Airways' Big Order; IAG Profits Climb in 2018 Beating Expectations; Dutch Government Buys Larger Stake of Air France-KLM; Air France-KLM in Tug of War Between French and Dutch Governments; BMW and Daimler Team Up on Autonomous Driving; IMAX Rallies After Earnings Beat; Wall Street Reacts to U.S. GDP, Trump-Kim Summit and Earnings. Aired 3-4p ET


February 27, 2019
• Did Not Air


February 26, 2019
• Trump, Kim in Vietnam for Second Summit; Pakistan Threatens Response to Indian Airstrikes; Sentencing Hearing to Begin for Cardinal Pell; U.S. Appeals Court Backs AT&T Acquisition of Time Warner; Huawei Chairman Defends Product Security; Arm CEO Defends Partnership with Huawei; Two Big Stocks Hold Back Dow Gains; Macy's Restructures to Cut 100 Top Jobs; Top Brewers Fall Out After Super Bowl Ad Campaign. Aired 3-4p ET


February 25, 2019
• Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif Resigns; U.K.'s Labor Party Moves Toward Backing a Second Referendum; Bank of America to Drop Merrill Lynch Name; Housekeepers Union Strike Across the United States. Aired 3-4p ET


February 22, 2019
• Wall Street Certainly Watching A Meeting Between President Trump And China`s Vice Premier Very, Very Closely; Owner Of The New England Patriots Is Defending Himself Against Two Charges Of Soliciting Someone To Commit Prostitution; Trump Speaks to the Press After Meeting with Chinese Vice Premier; Donald Trump: U.S. Relations with Pakistan have Improved; Trump Says it`s Likely that a Trade Deal with China will Happen; A New Source Tells CNN a Mueller Report is not Expected Next Week; R. Kelly Indicted for Sexual Abuse; Pinterest Blocks All Searches on Vaccinations; U.S. Authorities Worry About Biggest Measles Outbreak in Decades; Social Media Sites Criticized Over Vaccine Misinformation; Movie Industry`s Biggest Night Rocked By Controversy. Aired: 3-4p ET


February 21, 2019
• Maduro Closes Border with Brazil Ahead of Planned Aid Deliveries; Trump and Kim Jong-un to Start Second Summit with One-on-One Talks; Pope Francis Calls for Concrete Actions to Confront Clergy Sexual Abuse; Former Trump Associate Roger Stone Makes Court Appearance; Police in Chicago Say Jussie Smollett Staged Attack; Brands Pull YouTube Ads Over Child Abuse Fears; Nike Shares Fall After Basketball Star's Shoe Breaks; Tesla Shares Fall 3 Percent After New Model 3 Criticism; As You Sow Company Unveils List of Most Overpaid CEOs; Movie Companies Vie for Oscar Glory. Aired 3-4p ET


February 20, 2019
• U.S. Justice Department Prepares to Announce End of Mueller Probe as Early as Next Week; Bangladesh Says it Won't Take in ISIS Bride; Fed Vice Chair Cites the U.S. Economy is in a Very Good Place; Three U.K. Conservative Lawmakers Quit Party Over Brexit; British PM Holds Constructive Meeting with European Commission President; Donald Trump: Decision on Car Tariffs Depends on a Trade Deal with Europe; Samsung Unveils New Folding Galaxy Smartphone; U.S. Stocks Steady in the Final Hour of Trade. Aired 3-4p ET


February 19, 2019
• Iconic Fashion Designer Karl Lagerfeld Dies at 85; U.S. Lawmakers Investigate Reports of Flynn-Backed Efforts to Export Nuclear Technology to Saudi Arabia; British Teen Who Joined ISIS is Being Stripped of Her British Citizenship; Macron Condemns Vandalism of Jewish Graves; Catholic Officials Ashamed of Sex Abuse of Children; Honda to Close U.K. Plant, Wiping Out Thousands of Jobs; Trump Says He's Open to Postponing March 1st Deadline to Complete Negotiations with China; Stocks Waver Ahead of China Trade Talks; U.S.-China Trade Talks Resume in Washington; Bernie Sanders Launches Second U.S. Presidential Campaign; President Trump Declares America will Never Be a Socialist Country; Wall Street Keenly Monitors Trade Talks. Aired 3-4p ET


February 18, 2019
• U.S. and North Korea Could Take Steps Toward Formal Ties; California State to Sue Trump Over Emergency Declaration; Top U.S. General Visits Syria, Promises Withdrawal will Happen; Labor MPs Resign, Citing Brexit and Anti-Semitism Scandal; Saudi Arabia Sign Deals with Pakistan, Agree to Release Prisoners; Eight Arrested, Including Five Americans in Haiti; Lyft and Uber Race to Go Public; Lyft Founder and President Talks to CNN About IPO Plans; U.K. Airline Blames Brexit Turmoil for Closure; European Markets Finish Mixed. Aired 3-4p ET


February 15, 2019
• Investors Are Very Optimistic About A Potential Trade Deal Between The United States And China; Lawmakers Are Focused On President Trump's Declaration Of A National Emergency To Build His Border Wall; President Trump Is Hinting That He Is Very Ready To Spice Up The Special Relationship With A Huge Boost In Transatlantic Trade With Britain As The Brexit Clock Ticks Down; French Aerospace Giant, Airbus Is Strapping Itself For More Brexit Turbulence; The Arrest Of One Of Russia's Most Prominent Foreign Investor Is Sending Shockwaves Through The Business Community There; Violent Protests Call for Haiti's President to Resign; Amazon Ditches New York, Ignites Debate Around Public Subsidies; LinkedIn Report Suggest Public Sector Brain Drain in U.S.; Nigeria Gears Up for Election Day; Venezuelans Seek Financial Safe Haven in Bitcoin; Police Responds to Active Shooter in Aurora, Illinois; Stocks Surge Amid Trade Talks and Border Wall Fight. Aired: 3-4p ET


February 14, 2019
• JPMorgan Chase Creates JPM Coin Cryptocurrency; Mitch McConnell: President Trump Would Sign a Spending Bill that Would Avoid a Government Shutdown, and Then Declare a National Emergency to Secure Funding for His Border Wall; McCabe: Meetings Were Held at the Justice Department to Discuss Using the 25TH Amendment to Remove President Trump; U.S. Senate Confirms William Barr as Attorney General; Pence Asks Europe to Back U.S. Sanctions on Iran; British Police Refuse to Charge Prince Philip in Car Crash; CNN confirms Identity of Bezos Tabloid Leaker; Amazon Drops Plans for HQ2 in New York After Protests; Interview With Rep. Gregory Meeks (D- NY); U.K. Prime Minister Loses Symbolic Vote in Parliament; Tudder App Finds Mates for Cows; U.S. Stocks Bounce Back from Early Losses. Aired 3-4p ET


February 13, 2019
• Former U.S. Air Force Intelligence Specialist Charged with Spying for Iran; Trump Intending to Sign Border Deal to Avoid Shutdown; Philippine Journalist Who Challenged Duterte Arrested; First Images of Rare African Black Leopard Successfully Filmed; Schultz Talks Taxes, Business Conflicts in CNN Town Hall Debate; U.S. National Debt Hits Record $22 Trillion; Prada Forms Diversity Council Amid Blackface Backlash; Flower Prices Spike Over Valentine's Day; UPS Gears Up for a Valentine's Day Delivery Deluge; Shutdown Fears Subside, Trade Hopes Lift Stocks; Google Announces $13 Billion Investment in U.S. Aired 3-4p ET


February 12, 2019
• Drug Lord El Chapo Found Guilty, Faces Life in Prison; Battle Rages as ISIS Clings to Last Enclave in Syria; White House Official: Trump Likely to Sign Deal to Avoid Shutdown; Nissan Takes $83 Million Charge Over Ghosn's Disputed Pay; Top French Journalists Used Facebook Group to Harass Women; Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz Considering White House Run; Starbucks Shares Soar Under New CEO; Video Games Giants Lining Up to Take on Fortnite; Call of Duty Maker Activision Blizzard to Announce Layoffs; EA's Apex Legends Outpaces Fortnite in First Week Growth; Government Shutdown Fears Subside and Trade Hopes Lift Stocks. Aired 3-4p ET


February 11, 2019
• Facebook Steps Up Fact-Checking in India; U.S. General: Tens of Thousands of ISIS Fighters Remain; Vatican Hosts Envoys Representing Venezuelan Opposition Leader; Iran Marks 40 Years Since Islamic Revolution; Rouhani: Iran will Continue to Expand Missile Program; Lawyer for National Enquirer's CEO Denies the Tabloid Extorted Jeff Bezos; IBM Computer to Face Debating World Champion; Big Brands Including Badgley Mischka Turn Out for New York Fashion Week; Investors Respond to Trade Talks and Shutdown Fears. Aired 3-4p ET


February 08, 2019
• Jeff Bezos Reveals Extraordinary Claims Of Extortion; Amazon Is Reconsidering Its New Headquarters In New York; Shares Of Tata Motors Plunged As Much As 30% On Friday; A No-Deal Brexit Situation Could Spell Disaster For The U.K.'s Continental Cousins In The Netherlands; Deadly Fire Sweeps Brazil Football Club Youth Center; Thai King Denounces Sister's Bid for Prime Minister; U.S. Acting Attorney General Says He Has Not Talked to Trump About Russia Investigation; Bezos Accuses National Enquirer of Blackmail and Extortion; UN Investigator: Saudis Planned and Perpetrated the Killing of Khashoggi; Woody Allen Sues Amazon Studios for $68 Million; Ex-Facebook Employee Describes Atmosphere at Facebook's HQ As Cult-Like; Dow Trades Lower Amid Trade Tensions with China. Aired: 3-4p ET


February 07, 2019
• France-Italy Spat Grows, Macron Recalls Ambassador; U.K. Investigators Recover Body from Wreckage of Sala's Plane; Horse Racing in Britain Suspended Due to Equine Flu; Twitter Shares Fall After Earnings; Aid Trucks Arrive at Colombian-Venezuelan Border; Fiat-Chrysler Shares Tumble on Weak 2019 Outlook; Ford Announces New $1 Billion Investment, 500 Jobs in Chicago; Sonos Slips After Record Earnings; Stocks Fall on Trade Fears. Aired 3-4p ET


February 06, 2019
• Donald Trump: Expect an Announcement Soon that a 100 Percent of ISIS' Caliphate has Been Defeated in Syria and Iraq; Search Underway After Deadly Istanbul Building Collapse; Last Year Recorded as One of the Warmest Years on Record According to Reports; Investors React to Earnings from GM, Disney and Snap; SnapChat Stocks Soars; Spotify Shares Fall After Earnings; Apple's Retail Chief to Leave Company in April; Apple Human Resources VP to Replace Retail Chief; Maduro Blocks Bridge to Prevent Aid to Venezuelans; Donald Tusk Slams Brexit Supporters. Aired 3-4p ET


February 05, 2019
• Ten Killed in Paris Apartment Building Fire; Controversy Over U.S. Weapons Lost in Yemen's War Zone; ISIS Hostage John Cantlie is Believed to Be Alive; Pope Francis Celebrates First-Ever Mass on Arabian Peninsula; New Questions Raised About Death of James Brown; Theresa May Visits Northern Ireland to Discuss Backstop Issues; U.K. PM to Meet EU Leaders on Thursday; White House States Trump will Discuss Infrastructure in His State of the Union Address; Prosecutors Seek Trump Organization's Executives Interviews; One Hundred and Forty Five Million Dollars in Cryptocurrencies Frozen After Founder Dies; Solid Earnings Drive Stocks Higher; Boeing Partners with Supersonic Jet Maker. Aired 3-4p ET


February 04, 2019
• European Nations Recognize Guaido as Venezuela's President; An Unidentified Body Has Been Found During Search for Emiliano Sala; Pope Francis Calls for End to All Wars on Historic Trip to UAE; Calls Intensify for Virginia Governor's Resignation; Super Bowl Ratings Dropped 5 Percent from Last Year; Senators Schumer and Sanders Attack Share Buybacks; Sony Shares Sink as Video Game Business Slows; Facebook Turns 15 Years Old; Tech Stocks Rise Ahead of Alphabet Earnings. Aired 3-4p ET


February 01, 2019
• The U.S. Economy Keeps Its 100 Straight Months Of Job Growth; It Is Shaping Up To Be A Bad Year For The Chinese Economy; Foxconn Going Ahead with Wisconsin Plant After Trump Call; Effective Today, The Jim Yong Kim Has Stepped Down As President Of The World Bank; U.S. Suspends Nuclear Arms Treaty with Russia; Trump: "Good Chance" I'll Declare Emergency for a Wall; Venezuela's Guaido Urges Mexico, Uruguay not to Be Neutral; Media Industry Gears Up for the Super Bowl; New England Patriots Face L.A. Rams on Sunday; Coke and Pepsi Do Battle Over Super Bowl; A Historian Goes Against the Tide at World Economic Forum; BP to Link 36,000 Workers' Bonuses to Climate Targets; U.S. and Venezuela Battle Over Citgo's Future; Dow Ends Week Higher, Boosted By U.S. Jobs Numbers; Chevron, ExxonMobil Boosted Output in 2018; Amazon Shares Fall Despite Record Q4 Profits. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 31, 2019
• U.S. Expresses Grave Concern Over Intimidation Claim By Guaido; Defense Attorneys Present Their Closing Arguments in the Trial of El Chapo; MIT Engineers Develop Jenga-Playing Robot; Trump Optimistic on Deal with China By March 1st; Italy Dips Into Economic Recession for Second Half of 2018; EU Commission Looks to Post-Brexit World; EU Sets Up Mechanism to Enable Trade with Iran; Juan Guaido: We Must Stop Maduro Usurping Oil Money; Global Oil Sector Braces for Venezuela Sanctions; S&P 500 on Track for Best January Since 1987; Dow Set to Close Flat; Investors Await Amazon Earnings. Aired 3-4p


January 30, 2019
• Trump Tells Intel Chiefs to Go Back to School; Seat Cushions Believed to Be from Sala's Plane Found; Dangerous Cold-Snap Puts U.S. Midwest in a Deep Freeze; Protests Reignite in Venezuela as President Trump Speaks with Self-Declared President Juan Guaido; Oil Prices Rise Amid Crisis in Venezuela; Saudi Finance Minister: We Want to Be Catalyst for Stability; Howard Schultz Mulls 2020 Presidential Run, Slams Democrats Tax Plans; Progressive Democrats: Schultz Trying to Buy Presidency; Virgin and Under Armour Team Up on Space-wear; Stocks Surge on Earnings. Aired 3-4p ET


January 28, 2019
• Former Starbucks CEO Faces Backlash Over White House Run; U.S., Taliban Agree in Principle to Peace Framework; CBO Report Suggests U.S. Economy Lost $11 Billion During Shutdown; White House Holds First Press Briefing of 2019; Suspect Arrested After Brazen Theft of Museum Painting; Missing Red Panda Cub Found After Escaping Belfast Zoo; Food Giants Warn of Consequences of No-Deal Brexit; U.S. Announces Sanctions on Venezuelan State Oil Company; Kudlow: No Permanent Damage to U.S. Economy from Shutdown. Aired 3-4p ET


January 25, 2019
• The Longest Government Shutdown In U.S. History Is Almost Over; Roger Stone Indicted; The Airline Pilots Association Says It Is Grateful That A Deal Has Been Announced To End The Government Shutdown; U.S. Markets Are Getting A Boost From The Shutdown Break Here In Washington; Queen Elizabeth Urged Britain To Keep Searching For Common Ground; Venezuela Faces Fresh Political Chaos; Trump, Democrats Reach a Deal to Reopen Government for 3 Weeks; Longtime Trump Associate Roger Stone Indicted in Russia Probe; Small Plane and Helicopter Collide and Crash in Northern Italy; Maduro, Guaido Rally Support in Dueling Speeches; Democrats React to Deal to End U.S. Government Shutdown; Investors React to U.S. Shutdown Deal, Intel Earnings. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 24, 2019
• The Strongest Warning Yet Against Britain Crashing Out Of The European Union Without A Deal; Voting Is Under Way In The U.S. Senate On Two Proposals To Reopen The Government; Stocks Dipped After The Commerce Secretary Said That The U.S. And China Are Miles And Miles Apart On A Trade Deal; Senate Votes on Shutdown Proposal; Search Called Off for Emiliano Sala's Plane; Renault Names New Leaders to Replace Carlos Ghosn; Oil Prices Rise Amid Political Crisis in Venezuela; Russia Warns Against Military Intervention in Venezuela; Candidates Emerge for World Bank Presidency; WTO Chief: U.S. and China Can Reach Trade Truce; Second Bill to Re-Open U.S. Government Fails in Senate; Huawei Sales Soar Despite Pressure from Western Governments; Actor Matt Damon Drums Up Support for Clean Water; Investors React to Trade Comments, Shutdown and Earnings


January 23, 2019
• U.S., Brazil and Others Recognize Guaido as Venezuelan President; Maduro Gives Fiery, Defiant Speech from Presidential Palace; Trump and Pelosi Duel Over State of the Union; Footballer Emiliano Sala Sent Audio Message to Family Before Plane Went Missing; Coca-Cola Pushes for a Waste- Free World; International Labor Organization Demand for Workers' Rights Around the World; Trump Addresses the American People as Pelosi Cancels State of the Union Address; The Dow Is Up, The Other Indices Are Lower; Japan's Prime Minister Is Calling For An Overhaul Of Global Trading Rules; The Hemming And Hawing Over Brexit In The U.K. Has Prompted Another Company To Back Away From London. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 22, 2019
• U.S. Supreme Court Lets Transgender Military Ban Take Effect; Roma, The Favorite Lead with 10 Oscar Nominations Each; Zimbabwe Finance Minister Says Recent Protests About Increase in Fuel Prices Were Planned; Trump's Lawyer Tries Cleaning Up Moscow Tower Comments; VTB Chairman: We Weren't Involved with Moscow Trump Tower; European Stocks Hit By Growth Concerns; ZEW Assessment of German Economy Shows a Four-Year Decline; Brexit Uncertainty Clouds Economic Outlook in Europe; Dow Drops as Slowdown Fears Increase; Stocks Sink on Global Slowdown and Trade Fears; UBS Shares Fall After Earnings Miss; Investors See The Economy's Boom Coming To An End, Huawei Says The Tech Industry Has Been Hurt More Than Any Other By The U.S.-China Trade War. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 21, 2019
• World Economic Forum Gets Under Way, And The IMF Has Warned They Have Their Work Cut Out For Them; The British Prime Minister, Theresa May, Says She Aims To Develop A Brexit Deal That Parliament And The E.U. Can Support; At Least 10 Dead After 2 Ships Catch Fire in Kerch Strait; Venezuela Says it Put Down Mutiny Attempt; Zimbabwe Arrests Union Leader Who Helped Organize Protests; Senator Kamala Harris Jumps into Race for the White House; Global Uncertainty and Trade War Weigh on Earnings; PWC Survey: Record Jump in Pessimism Among CEOs; World Economic Forum to Kick Off Without Donald Trump; Kingdom Holdings Wants World to Reconsider Saudi Arabia; Saudi Arabia Aims to Repair Image After Khashoggi Murder; Construction of World's Tallest Tower Hit By Delays; Richard Quest Walks to World Economic Forum Through the Davos Corporate Makeover; Quest Means Business Turns 10. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 18, 2019
• New Report Alleges U.S. President Donald Trump Directed His Former Fixer To Lie To Congress; Sarah Sanders Speaks Out On Day 28 Of Shutdown; Tesla Has Announced It Is Laying Off 7% Of Its Full-Time Workforce; Britain's Former Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson Says The Prime Minister Needs To Return To Brussels And Allow A Proper Brexit To Happen; Netflix Shares Are Down Today; BuzzFeed: Trump Directed His Lawyer to Lie to Congress; White House Planning Second Summit with North Korea; Five Suspects Arrested in Nairobi Hotel Attack; Government of Zimbabwe Shuts Down the Internet After it Increased Fuel Prices; Los Angeles Teachers Strike for Higher Wages, More Staff; Renowned Guitarist Stevie Van Zandt Fights Alongside L.A. Teachers; Aeromexico Ad Campaign Goes Viral; Top Brands Get Political with Moral Messages in Ads. Aired 3-4p ET


January 17, 2019
• President Trump Cancels Pelosi's Unannounced Overseas Trip; Car Bombing at Bogota Police Academy Kills At Least Eight; Top Korean Negotiator to Meet with Pompeo in Washington; Cohen Admits to Paying a Firm to Rig Online Polls to Favor Trump; Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip Unhurt in Crash While Driving; Gillette Ad Challenging Toxic Masculinity Receives Backlash; Black Workers Sue General Motors, Alleging Racism; Bullying at Ohio Plant; Dow Seesaws on Conflicting Reports About Tariffs. Aired 3-4p ET


January 16, 2019
• Theresa May Government Survives No-Confidence Vote; ISIS Is Claiming Responsibility For A Suicide Bombing In Syria That Killed U.S. Troops On Patrol In The City Of Manbij. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 15, 2019
• British Lawmakers Vote Against Theresa May's Brexit Deal. Aired: 3- 4p ET


January 14, 2019
• The Pound Sterling Is Poised For 24-Hour Of Political Drama As Theresa May Gets Her Last Chance To Get Her Brexit Deal Through Parliament; The Saudi Oil Minister Tells Us How OPEC Would Adjust To A China Slowdown; President Trump Has Spoken To The Turkish President On The Phone After Mr. Trump Tweeted That The U.S. Would Devastate Turkey Economically If It Attacked The Kurds In Syria. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 11, 2019
• A Second Huawei Executive Has Been Arrested, And This Time In Poland; Today's Losses On Wall Street Will Be The First In Six Sessions; U.S. Begins Withdrawing Military Equipment from Syria; Canada Grants Asylum for Saudi Teen Fleeing Family; Missing U.S. Girl Found Alive Months After Parents Killed; Trump Says He Won't Declare National Emergency Right Now; U.K. Police Suggest Retailers Prepare for Panic Buying; U.K. Parliament to Resume Brexit Debate Monday; Protesters Demand Justice for Alleged Abuse Survivors of R. Kelly; U.S. Stocks Pause After Strong Start to 2019


January 10, 2019
• Congo Election Results Disputed; Paul Whelan Appeals Against Russian Detention; Car Makers to Shed Thousands of Jobs in Europe; Macy's Stock Plunges After Cutting Sales Forecast; Investors React to Earnings, Fed, U.S. Government Shutdown; Maduro Sworn in As President Amid Outcry; John Bolton: U.S. Won't Recognize Maduro's Second Term; Trump Tours U.S.- Mexico Border Amid Shutdown Deadlock. Aired 3-4p ET


January 09, 2019
• Theresa May Suffers Two Big Brexit Defeats; A Source Tells Cnn the Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is Stepping Down Once the New Attorney General Takes Office; Donald Trump: I Have Absolute Authority to Declare National Emergency; Suspicious Packages Sent to Diplomatic Offices in Australia; Jeff and Mackenzie Bezos, World's Richest Couple, Split; Trump Walks Out on Meeting with Democrats; Apple to Cut iPhone Production By 10 Percent; Harman Unveils New Technologies for Connected Cars; U.K. Food Industry Prepares for Hard Brexit. Aired 3-4p ET


January 08, 2019
• LG Trumpets Televisions of the Future; Last-Minute Deal Keep Sears Open; Top U.S. Officials Talking to Allies About Troop Pullout in Syria; Turkish President Slams Bolton's Remarks on Syria as "Serious Mistake"; Russian Lawyer at Trump Tower Meeting Charged in Separate Case; Heathrow Airport Resumes Flights After Drone Sighting; Egypt to Host 2019 African Cup of Nations; U.S. Markets Rise, Investors Hopeful on Trade Talks; Amazon Becomes World's Most Valuable Company; IBM Trumpets Hyper-Accurate Weather Forecasts; LA Sues IBM's Weather Company Over "Deceptive" App; Daimler Trucks Boss Speaks Out Against Tariffs, Protectionism; Carlos Ghosn Appears in Court, Maintains Innocence; U.S.-China Trade Optimism Boosts Stocks; Zuckerberg to Hold Talks on Tech in Society; Theresa May Has Just Suffered A New Setback In Parliament, One Week Before Her Big Brexit Vote; New Numbers Show Germany Could Be At Risk Of Recession, The World's Two Largest Economies Have Extended Talks To Bring Their Trade War To An End. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 07, 2019
• Trump to Give National Address Tuesday, Visit Border Thursday; North Korean Leader Reportedly En Route to China; Gabon Government Spokesman: Attempted Coup Foiled; Germany: British Citizens Can Stay in Case of No Brexit Deal; Actor Kevin Spacey Pleads Not Guilty to Sexual Battery; Trade- War Concerns at World's Biggest Tech Show; U.S. Tech Industry Expects Record Sales in 2019; U.S. Markets Rise, Investors Eye China Trade Talks; House Democrat Ocasio-Cortez Suggests 70 Percent Tax on Income Above $10 Million; Amazon Pitches Charm Offensive to New Yorkers; Coal Mines Closing Faster Under Trump; U.S. Stocks Rally as Trade Talks Begin; World Bank President Resigns; In The U.K., Lawmakers Return To Parliament For The First Time This Year; Government Shutdown Drags On Into Its 17th Day; Aired: 3-4p ET


January 04, 2019
• The President And The Democrats Appear To Have Not Brought Much Progress On Ending The Government Shutdown; Speaking On A Panel Alongside Two Of His Predecessors, The Fed Chair, Jerome Powell Says Policy Makers Are Listening To The Market; German Lawmakers, The Phone Numbers And The Credit Card Details, They Were Published On Twitter, Even Angela Merkel Is Said To Be Affected By This; Three Former Credit Suisse Bankers Have Been Charged For Their Alleged Role In The $2 Billion Fraud; Trump Calls Meeting with Congressional Leaders "Productive"; Markets Soar After Fed Chair Signals Patience on Rate Hikes; U.S. Man Detained in Russia is Also a Canadian, U.K. and Irish National; Aviation Industry Remembers Herb Kelleher; Herb Kelleher, Pioneer of Low-Cost Airlines Dies at 87; Dow Set for Historic Daily Point Gain; A New Study Shows CEO Pay Already Tops U.K. Average Salary in 2019; Kevin Hart Having Second Thoughts About Oscars Job. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 03, 2019
• China has sneezed, Apple catches the cold; A Giant Medical Merger Sees One Share Price Surge, The Other One Falls Sharply; Leading The Democrats In The House Of Representatives Is Speaker Nancy Pelosi; Democrat Nancy Pelosi Elected U.S. House Speaker; Trial Underway for Suspects Accused in Khashoggi Murder; There's Speculation North Korean Diplomat has Defected; U.S. Issues Travel Warning for China; Chinese Probe Lands on Far Side of Moon; Dow Slides After Apple Delivers Bombshell China Warning; Democrats Take Control of House and Committees; European Markets Shaken By Apple Warning; U.S. Pharma Under Pressure to Lower Prices; U.K. Pharmacies Prepare for Possible Hard Brexit; Stocks Down Sharply in Final Moments of Trade. Aired 3-4p ET


January 02, 2019
• Trump and White House Working To Set Up Another Summit with Kim Jong Un; Trump Sends Strong Words To Romney About Being A Team Player; Trump Meets With Congress In Situation Room For A "Border Security Briefing; Signs Of A Global Slowdown That Isn't Stopping Investors And The Markets Are Starting The Year With A Mammoth Fight Back Of Sorts; Twenty Years Ago Yesterday, The Euro Was Officially Launched, Spelling The Death Of National Currencies Like The Franc And The Deutschmark; Tesla Is Entering The First Trading Day Of 2019. Aired: 3-4p ET


January 01, 2019
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December 31, 2018
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December 28, 2018
• Quest's Holiday Highlights. Aired: 3-4p ET


December 27, 2018
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December 26, 2018
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December 21, 2018
• It Has Been The Worst December For The Dow Since 1931; The U.S. Supreme Court Has Upheld A Federal Judge's Order That Blocks The Trump Administration From Implementing New Asylum Restrictions; The Brexit Uncertainty Is Expected To Stall U.K. Growth Next Year; Senate Votes on Funding Bill as Government Shutdown Looks Likely; Israeli Politician Expresses Regret at Mattis' Resignation; U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Block of Trump's Asylum Ban; Czech Republic Coal Mine Explosion Kills 13 People; Justice Ginsburg has Cancerous Nodules Removed; Amazon Shares Sink Amid Tech Selloff; Director of OECD Says World Making Progress on Massive Tax Avoidance; France to Levy New Tax on Tech Giants on January 1st. Aired: 3- 4p ET


December 20, 2018
• A Spokesman for Gatwick Airport Says Passengers Shouldn't Go to Gatwick Airport without Checking with Airline; Trump Refuses to Sign Spending Bill Without Wall Funding; Lindsey Graham Critical of Trump's Syria Withdrawal Decision; Putin Says He Agrees with Trump on Syria Decision; U.S. Charges Chinese Nationals with Hacking for Beijing; Dow on Track for Worst December Since 1931; European Markets Close Lower Following Fed Statement; Dubai Airport Welcomes its Billionth Passenger; Trump Speaks Ahead of U.S. Government Shutdown Deadline; PNC Calculates Cost of "12 Days of Christmas". Aired 3-4p ET


December 19, 2018
• Trump Orders Full and Rapid Troop Withdrawal from Syria; Fed Raises Interest Rates for Fourth Time in 2018; Corbyn Denies Calling British PM a "Stupid Woman"; Authorities in South Africa Issue an Arrest Warrant for Grace Mugabe; McConnell Introduces Spending Bill to Avert Government Shutdown; Protests in Hungary Grow as Prime Minister Gains More Power; Stocks Tumble After Fed Rate Decision; GlaxoSmithKline Splitting into Two Firms After Pfizer Deal Closes; Facebook Shares Fall Amid Fresh Privacy Fears. Aired 3-4p ET


December 18, 2018
• Trump Foundation Agrees to Dissolve Amid Lawsuit; Belgian Prime Minister Resigns Over Migration Backlash; U.K. Troops on Standby as Government ramps Up No-Deal Brexit Plans; Neo-Nazi Couple Who Named Baby After Hitler Jailed; Alan Greenspan: Bull Market is Beginning to Fumble; Trump Pledges Second Round of Payments to U.S. Soybean Farmers Hurt By China Tariffs; Dow Recovers After Briefly Turning Negative; Fed Meeting Begins Amid Market Volatility; Tilray Teams with Novartis to Distribute Medical Marijuana; U.S. Surgeon General Labels Teen Vaping an "Epidemic"; Fresh Prince Star Alfonso Ribeiro Sues Over Dance Moves; Rapper 2 Milly Alleges His Dance Moves were Copied. Aired 3-4p ET


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


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