Elon Musk is changing course, saying he will go ahead with the deal to buy Twitter at the original price he offered. The news sent Twitter shares soaring.
U.S. job openings plunge in August compared to the month before. Is this good news or bad news for the Federal Reserve?
The founder of the world’s largest hedge fund is giving up control. It’s the final step in his plan to hand over the reins to a new generation.
Get ready to pay more for your Christmas tree this year—growers plan to charge more to offset rising costs.
Federal aviation officials give flight attendants more time to rest in between shifts. What does it mean for airlines?
Stories in this episode:
1. Elon Musk Plans to Go Ahead With Twitter Deal
2. Ray Dalio Gives Up Control of His Hedge Fund
3. Number of Job Openings Falls by 1M in August
4. Wages to Keep Increasing: Recruitment Firm
5. Hurricane Ian Could Put Dent in US GDP Growth
6. UK Debt-Cutting Plan to Get Earlier Release
7. High Shipping Costs for Liquefied Natural Gas
8. German Power Producer Speeds Up Coal Phaseout
9. EU Adopts Rules for Common Charger
10. S Korean Web Firm to Buy Poshmark for $1B+
11. Trump Sues CNN for Defamation
12. Christmas Trees to Cost More This Year
13. FAA Mandates More Rest for Flight Attendants
14. Yemeni Coffee Producers Revive Industry
15. Italian Farmers Refrigerate Apples in Caves
