Getting Down to Business

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -The Fed's bigger than expected rate cut of 50 basis points -Nike CEO, John Donahoe's "retirement plans" -Trouble facing 23andme after seven board members resign over disagreement of the company's future

On this edition of "Getting Down to Business," host Matt Brown goes over: - The Teamsters announcing no endorsement for this presidential election. - Elon Musk's petty feud with Brazil continues. - YouTube announces AI features for its creators.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business Laila Green reports on, -Google won a big legal case where they overturned €1.49 billion fine. - Sam's Club is raising minimum wage from $15 to $16 an hour starting in November. -The Federal Reserve is finally expected to lower interest rates after keeping them at a 23 year high.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Nick Witkowski delivers news on a brand new Krispy Kreme autumn sweet treat campaign, reported on the solidified multi-year agreement between Walt Disney and DirecTV, and looked into how Colgate-Palmolive have been so successful in the stock market in the last fiscal year on 9/17/2024.

On today's episode of "Getting Down to Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Air Canada avoids a strike with pilot's union. - Key interest rates decisions will be made this week. - "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice" tops the box office once again.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -The recent increase in Americans filing for unemployment benefits -Bank of America and JP Morgan Chase's supposed changes to junior investment banker working hours -Boeing and Union leaderships' vote against a new labor contract

On this edition of "Getting Down to Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Inflation drops for the third time in four months. - J.D. Vance organizes billionaire fundraisers in NYC. - Oracle having a record week at the market.

On this episode of Getting down to Business Laila Greene reports on, - Big Lots is closing around 300 stores due to filing for bankruptcy. - Starbucks is facing a sales slump as it transitions from traditional coffeehouse setting to a mobile- driven model. - Direct TV is in a tough spot with trying to keep customers from leaving.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Nick Witkowski delivers business news on optimistic financial targets for General Mills in 2025, Apple's unveiling of revolutionary products during their "It's Glowtime" event, and Big Lots filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as they plan to sell their company to a private equity firm on 9/10/2024.

On this edition of "Getting Down to Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Boeing reaching a labor deal with a Seattle-based union. - Donald Trump's sentencing being delayed. - "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice," dominates the box office.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -The decline in unemployment claims that are making investors hopeful for the labor market -Is 10-4 the new 9-5? -The possible blockage by the U.S. of Japan's acquisition of U.S. Steele

On this episode of "Getting Down to Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Kamala Harris announces a proposed 28% capital gains tax. - Nvidia denies being subpoenaed by the U.S. Department of Justice. - Kroger and Albertsons battle to merge continues.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business Laila Green reports on, - Over 10,000 hotel workers across 24 hotels from Boston to Hawaii went on strike early Sunday. - Germany will be closing Volkswagen factories due to increasing competition from Chinese vehicle makers. - Costco just raised their membership fees for the first time since 2017.

On this edition of "Getting Down to Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Volkwagen announces potential plant closures. - Elon Musk's issues with the Brazilian government continue. - "Deadpool & Wolverine," continue their dominance of the box office.

On this edition of "Getting Down to Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - A nationwide labor strike erupts in Israel. - Warren Buffet continues to sell off shares of Bank of America. - And Rupert Murdoch's real estate group looks to purchase U.K.'s property portal, Rightmove.

On this edition of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Intel embracing assistance to help the struggling tech company. - A judge in Texas allows Elon Musk's lawsuit against Media Matters to proceed. - Lululemon posts its first earning loss in two years.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -How Broadband initiatives have impacted a small rural community in Kentucky -Sick leaves are on this rise, and the changes it symbolizes for work culture -ESPN's deal with The American Tennis Association to stream U.S. Open matches through 2037

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Kadie DiGiuseppe goes over: - The Kelce Brothers signing a $100 million deal with Amazon's Wondery for their "New Heights" podcast. - Stop & Shop will stop selling tobacco products at the end of August. - Care.com agreeing to a settlement with the Federal trade commission over misleading practices.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -Australia's new 'Right to Disconnect' law -Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest for explicit messaging on the app -Edgar Bronfman Jr's drop of his roughly $6 billion bid for Paramount global, clearing the path for a Skydance Media takeover

On this edition of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Telegram CEO Pavel Durov arrest in Paris on Saturday. - Wall Street anticipates Nvidia's next before Wednesday's earnings report is released. - "Deadpool & Wolverine" reclaims the top of the box office!

On today's episode of Getting Down to Business, Nick Witkowski delivers information on Peloton's new strategy to generate revenue through secondary consumers, a huge Paramount buyout getting delayed due to another big bid being placed, and Starbucks making their first moves under new leadership, releasing their fall menu extra early this year on 8/23/2024.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -The slump in sales for home improvement companies -The lawsuit against Musk's X for discrimination against people with disabilities fails to be recognized by a U.S. district judge -Disney's preparation for Bob Iger's departure

On this episode of Getting Down To Business, Kadie DiGiuseppe goes over: - Tesla's cars made in China having their extra tariff lowered. - Gold prices hitting record highs. - Disney changing their position in Jeffery Piccolo's death lawsuit.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques goes over: -How professors are gearing up for AI this coming semester -Trump's promise to end tax incentives for EV owners -Edgar Bronfman Jr.'s bid for Paramount Global

On this episode of Getting Down To Business, Kadie DiGiuseppe goes over: - AMD announced its intention to acquire ZT Systems. - Kamala Harris' economic plan that she announced over the weekend. - Alien: Romulus topping the box office this weekend.