Getting Down to Business

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matthew Brown goes over: - The European Union's investigation into X. - The Apple Vision Pro makes its European debut. - Delta projects huge losses due to the Olympics.

In this installment of Getting Down to Business, host Evan St. Jacques covers: -Rutger's increase in tuition for 2024-2025 academic year as part of a $5.6 billion budget approved by the school's board of Governors -An increase in incentives for New Jersey EV incentive program, Charge up New jersey - Jerome Powell's interest rate cuts may come sooner, as a response to cooling inflation...

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Laila Green reports on: - Three law firms were awarded $7 billion in fees for successfully challenging Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla pay package. -Every year billionaires and top leaders gather in sun valley, Idaho. -Bloomberg philanthropies is donating $1 billion to Jhon Hopkins University

On this installment of Getting Down to Business Evan St. Jacques goes over: -How The victory of The New Popular Front in France will influence the economy -Boeing's guilty plea with the DOJ and how it will affect government contracts with the Department of Defense and NASA -Skydance's merger with Paramount global and CEO David Ellison's vision

On today's episode of "Getting Down To Business," host Matthew Brown goes over: - Boeing agreeing to a plea deal. - Paramount and Skydance finally merging. - "Despicable Me 4" tops the box office.

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matthew Brown goes over: - Labor Party victories in the U.K. what it means next. - Unemployment rising despite job growth outperforming estimate. - Mt. Gox finally repay creditors a decade after the crypto-exchanges collapse.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business Evan St. Jacques goes over: -The EU's crackdown on Meta ai's subscription plan -More on the Supreme Court's ruling on public camping -Tesla's model Y being certified as service cars for Chinese Government

In this episode Laila Green reports on: - Governments around the world owe a massive $91 trillion - Shares of Chewy went crazy after a influencer buys a huge amount of stock - Grill sales have dropped since the pandemic

In this episode Evan St. Jacques talks about: -The new PCE report reveals that the road to recovery is on the way -Paramount global is talking about bundling it's services to compete with Netflix -The Chevron Doctrine was just overturned giving judges the power to pass laws in certain domains without regulatory industries

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matthew Brown goes over: - Apple selling their new Vision Pro at higher prices in China. - Nike CEO John Donahoe in hot water as stock plummets. - "Inside Out 2" continues to dominate the box office.

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matthew Brown goes over: - Biden top fundraisers sounding the alarm post-debate. - The NFL loses huge TV antitrust lawsuit. - Nike announces drops in sales and share price.

In this episode, host Evan talks about: -The International Alliance of Stage Employees' deal with major media companies, to raise wages for Hollywood film and television crew and guardrails against AI -What's with AI generated memes? -The rejection of a $30 billion antitrust settlement between visa, Mastercard and various retailers by a federal judge

On this episode Laila Green reports on: - A judge rejected a $30 billion deal between Mastercard and Visa. - Big Macs has increased by 21% since 2019 -Tesla has issued two new recalls for its cybertruck

In this installment of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques talks about: -The recent clean energy initiatives coming to Red Lake Nation Minnesota . -The results of the Central Bank's Stress test -Boeing's Starliner return mission return mission delayed AGAIN

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matthew Brown goes over: - Apple being investigated under new EU law. - Nvidia-funded start-up releases new AI features for business. - Pixar dominates the box office for a second straight week.

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt Brown goes over: - Biden and Trump's campaign fundraising efforts. - Housing sales stalling. - Putin increasing Russia's nuclear output while attempting to return to NATO.

In this episode, host Evan St. Jacques talks about: -The transformation coming to the influencer marketing industry -The untold story of recent credit card delinquency rates -Fisker U.S. units file for bankruptcy

On this episode Laila Green reports on: - Netflix is opening two huge entertainment centers. - the price of bacon is going up while the prices of ham is going down. - Surgeon Dr. Vivek Murthy says social media is dangerous for kids and needs warning label.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques covers: -The FTC's lawsuit against Adobe for hidden charges -Kansas' lawsuit against Pfizer -The report revealing incoming challenges for traditional news

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt Brown covers: - President Biden's record-breaking fundraiser. - The Department of Treasury and IRS unveil a plan attacking a tax loop-hole for the top 1% of filers. - 'Inside Out 2' demolishes the competition at this weekend's box office.

On today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt Brown goes over: - Tesla's board re-approving Elon Musk's pay package. - Roaring Kitty gaining more stake in GameStop. - Netflix searches for a production partner for their NFL games.

In this episode of getting Down to Business, host Evan St. Jacques covers: -The four more states that joined the DOJ's lawsuit against Apple -TikTalk: why are therapists becoming influencers on Tiktok? -Uncertainty in the small business world

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Laila Green reports on: - A group called the Breakfast Club just claimed the second largest lottery prize in Michigan. - Starbucks is now offering "Pairings Menu" to attract customers who are trying to save money. - There has been a 26% increase from four years ago for homeowners

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, Evan St. Jacques discusses: -The twist in the bureau of labor statistic's may job report -Netflix's new makeover -Elon Musk's warnings about Apple's Ai

On Today's edition of Getting Down To Business, host Matt Brown goes over: - Activist hedge fund Elliot Management looking to shakeup Southwest Airlines. -Apple potentially announcing their own AI to the public. -"Bad Boys: Ride Or Die" dominates the box office this weekend.