Good news for workers: The latest government indicator for layoffs hit a five-month low, despite the Federal Reserve’s efforts to cool off the job market.
The NATO military alliance weighs in on the gas leaks in Europe, warning it’ll take action if anyone attacks its members’ infrastructure.
The Chinese yuan is weakening against the dollar—fast, prompting a strong warning from the Chinese central bank against speculation.
Google is announcing a new search update to make it easier to find specific dishes at nearby restaurants.
Stricter rules could be coming for a popular new payment service; some say it’s too risky for consumers.
Stories in this episode:
1. Weekly Jobless Claims Fall to 193K
2. Amazon Raising Hourly Pay for Some Workers
3. Peloton to Sell at Dick’s Sporting Goods
4. Porsche Closes Flat After Landmark $72B IPO
5. NATO Believes Baltic Gas Leaks Were Sabotage
6. Russia Dealing With the Taliban
7. Germany Announces New Relief Package
8. Liz Truss Doubles Down Amid Heavy Criticism
9. China Warns Against Yuan Speculation
10. China Schizophrenic About Weak Yuan: Analyst
11. Google Update to Make Food Searches Easier
12. Alzheimer’s Drug Offers New Hope
13. Stricter Rules for ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’?
14. James Bond Aston Martin Sells for Over $3M
15. Auction House Markets to Younger Collectors
16. Japanese Snake Robot Designed for Disasters
