Queen Elizabeth II has died. She was Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, serving as head of state for more than 70 years.
Americans are going into debt over groceries. Some consumers are now turning to buy-now-pay-later services to buy food.
The European Central Bank raises its key interest rates by a record amount to try to tame inflation.
United Airlines investing millions of dollars in electric air taxis. They could revolutionize your commute.
South Korean tech giant LG displays a high tech way to care for your favorite footwear.
Stories in this episode:
1. Queen Elizabeth II Passes Away at 96
2. Fed’s Powell Hopeful Inflation Can Be Tamed Without Pain
3. More Consumers Take On Debt to Buy Groceries
4. Economic Downturn on the Horizon: Investment Professional
5. ECB Raises Rates by Record 75 Basis Points
6. Truss Caps Energy Bills, Lifts Fracking Ban
7. F-35 Deliveries Halted due to Chinese Part
8. El Salvador’s Bitcoin Trial Stumbling
9. Retailers Differ on Holiday Shopping Outlook
10. Is Pandemic-Era Splurging on Pets Over?
11. United Airlines Invests in Electric Air Taxis
12. Apple Releases iPhone 14, Ultra Watch
13. LG Displays Shoe Care Tech at IFA Berlin
14. Cup Noodles Unveils ‘Pumpkin Spice’ Flavor
