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Big banks and Netflix to report as Q2 reporting heats up. (0:14) June CPI seen rising. (1:50) Amazon sees biggest Prime Day ever in extended event. (2:59)Show NotesEarnings CalendarDividend RoundupUBS top and bottom picksEpisode transcripts seekingalpha.com/wsb. Sign up for our d ... Show More

Musk, Tesla, more politics (0:20). Betting on Nvidia and the AI trade (2:55). Markets continue higher despite concerns (5:40). Financial earnings coming next week; sector showing strength (8:40).Show Notes:Nvidia hits $4 trillion market capNetflix Is Still KingMost Fed officials ... Show More

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) hits all-time high of $117K as crypto rally gains momentum. (00:21) DOJ clears path for T-Mobile's (TMUS) $4.4B acquisition of UScellular assets, closes antitrust probe. (01:16) Trump slaps 35% levy on Canada, warns further hikes if Ottawa retaliates. (02:57)Epi ... Show More

Russian troops have broken into part of the Mariupol steel plant. Will the remaining innocent Ukrainians trapped inside actually be given a chance to get out alive? Then, how a little pill could be the next target for the anti-abortion movement when and if Roe v. Wade fails. Plus ... Show More

Efforts at diplomacy between Russia and Ukraine have so far been unproductive, and foreign leaders including Vice President Kamala Harris and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are now in Poland to facilitate talks and support Ukraine. The conflict has affected American gas p ... Show More

This week, senators grilled Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun about the aviation company’s safety culture and its retaliation against whistleblowers. But these problems are just the tip of the iceberg for Boeing. We’ll explain. Plus, why President Joe Biden’s new immigration plan is a big ... Show More

A.M. Edition for June 30. U.S. employers are bracing for challenges to diversity policies after yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action. Plus, a dry spell in parts of the U.S. Midwest sends crop prices higher, just as food inflation had begun to ease. WSJ commoditi ... Show More

Former President Donald Trump can’t get an insurance company to underwrite the massive judgement against him in the New York civil business fraud case. The State Department evacuated dozens of US citizens from Haiti. The way Americans buy and sell homes is about to change drastic ... Show More

As President Donald Trump delays further tariffs on $200bn-worth of Chinese goods, there are hints of an end to the trade war. We assess the damage already done by looking at the global soyabean market. Countries around the world are struggling with the ethics and security concer ... Show More

A.M. Edition for Sep. 6. Warren Buffett turned heads this year by announcing that Berkshire Hathaway owned more stocks in Japan than any country outside the U.S. As other investors pile in, the Journal’s River Davis and Macquarie Capital’s Damian Thong explain how long the world’ ... Show More

One of the most iconic brands in financial television returns for today's issues and today's world. On this edition of Wall Street Week, Kate Moore, BlackRock Global Allocation Team Head of Thematic Strategy & David Bianco, DWS Americas CIO wrap up the stormy week in markets. Rog ... Show More

Just in time for Mother’s Day, shares of 1800-Flowers.com are down because donuts are beating daisies. Budweiser revealed that the new drink of 2022 is the opposite of Budweiser. And with the Supreme Court leak on Roe v Wade, we’re noticing that companies are increasingly becomin ... Show More

A decade ago, the U.S. Supreme Court changed the rules on how businesses could donate to political campaigns. Since then, hundreds of millions of corporate dollars have been spent on local, state, and federal elections, often without transparency. Many CEOs and boards feel this i ... Show More