Getting Down to Business

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Madison Rattiner goes over: -Fed Chief Powell says stock prices appear ‘fairly highly valued’ - Micron beats on earnings as company sales rise 46% on AI boom -Tether reportedly seeks lofty $500 billion valuation in capital raise

On this episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: - Spirit Airlines to furlough 1,800 flight attendants to cut costs in bankruptcy. - Jimmy Kimmel may be back but  ABC faces financial risk for pulling the show. - FTC takes Amazon to court, alleging deceptive prime practices

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, host Kadie DiGiuseppe goes over: - What would happen if the FCC decides to make other programs like "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" go dark. - The United States and Beijing expecting to have meetings soon over the future of TikTok. - "Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle" topping the box office for a 2nd weekend in a row.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Jacob Rodriguez goes over: - Shoppers being scammed by third-party products on Walmart.com - The latest quarterly results for Darden Restaurants. - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will propose a rule change following President Donald Trump’s call to switch quarterly earnings reports to a semiannual schedule.

On this Episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over:  -StubHub’s stock opens at $25.35 in NYSE debut after ticket seller’s long-awaited IPO -Eli Lilly to invest $5B in Virginia plant amid Trump's pharma tariff threats -Frontier CEO fires back at United CEO declaring discount airline model dead

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Aidan Magee goes over: - Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and NBCUniversal suing Chinese AI company MiniMax. - Josh Harris saying his sports ownership conglomerate won't go public. - The annual Made in YouTube event in New York City.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: -Convenience stores are eating fast-food chains’ breakfast -8 employers that fired staff for mocking Charlie Kirk’s assassination -Tesla Stock Turns Positive for 2025 as Elon Musk Buys About $1B of Shares

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, Kadie DiGiuseppe goes over, - Trump announcing he wants to get rid of quarterly earning reports. - Elon Musk buying over 2 million dollars in shares. - "Demon Slayer" topping the box office over the weekend.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Maddy Rattiner goes over: -Paramount Skydance is preparing a bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, sources say -Charlie Kirk shooting: FBI shares person of interest photos, offers $100,000 reward -Dow closes up 600 points, setting record, as August inflation increase likely won’t derail Fed rate cut

In this Episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: -Uber partners with fintech firm Pipe to offer capital to small businesses - President Trump brings key prescription drug home to US in sweeping Walmart deal -Larry Ellison tops Elon Musk as world's richest person

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Jasmine Reyes goes over: - Apple launched new iPhones, Apple Watches, and AirPods on Tuesday. - President Trump signed a memorandum that aims to crack down on direct-to-consumer prescription drug ads. - OpenAI CFO says companies that are not embracing AI fast enough will get left behind.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: - President Trump appears with Rolex CEO at U.S. Open even as 39% tariff set to pummel Swiss watch imports. -How Tyler Winklevoss is cementing America’s crypto comeback. -Billionaire CEO who voted for Trump sounds the alarm on Fed attacks.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Kadie DiGiuseppe goes over: - Kenuve shares falling after RFK links Tylenol with autism. - The Powerball drawing finally giving a lucky winner 1.8 billion dollars. - The Conjuring: Last Rites taking the No. 1 spot in the box office during its opening weekend.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: -American Eagle stock soars 20% as retailer says Sydney Sweeney campaign is ‘best’ to date, beats earnings. -Treasury Department releases official list of jobs eligible for 'no tax on tips' deduction. -Disney to pay $10 million to settle FTC complaint over collection of children’s personal data on YouTube.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Jasmine Reyes goes over: - Kraft Heinz will split into two companies. - OnePay, the fintech firm majority owned by Walmart, is launching its own branded wireless plan. - Alphabet stock increases 6% in premarket trading after Google avoids break-up in antitrust case.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: - Rhode Island’s ‘Taylor Swift Tax’ on vacation homes of the wealthy is spreading to other states -Bessent warns 'all options are on the table' for Russia sanctions - The rise of Indian restaurants in the U.S.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Madison Rattiner goes over: - CDC asks all staff to return to office Sept. 15, five weeks after shooting at headquarters - Here’s what it really means for Trump to get control of the Federal Reserve board - Tensions rise between Gabbard and CIA chief after her disclosure of undercover officer’s name, insiders say

In this episode of Getting Down to Business, Kadie DiGiuseppe goes over: - The Powerball winnings amounting to over 1 billion dollars. - Spirit Airlines filing for bankruptcy the 2nd time this year. - The box office rankings from the holiday weekend.

In this episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: -OpenAI will add parental controls for ChatGPT following teen’s death. -Lego hits record revenue in first half of 2025, boosted by brick flowers and cars. -Trump fired Fed Governor Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage fraud

In this episode of Getting down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: -FDA approves new Covid-19 vaccines in US but limits who can get them -New Jersey's massive American Dream mall sued for selling clothes on a Sunday -Amtrak launches faster, updated Acela train service as Trump admin takes DC Union Station control

In this episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: -Lamborghini CEO says tariffs are causing even the wealthiest buyers to pause. -Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged with a $550K ring. -European carriers pause some shipments to U.S. as they prepare for end of ‘de minimis’ exemption.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Jasmine Reyes goes over: - Frontier Airlines goes after struggling rival Spirit’s customers with 20 new routes. - Cracker Barrel responds to backlash over new logo and rebranding. - President Trump said he is removing Federal Reserve Board Governor Lisa Cook from her position.

On this episode of Getting Down to Business, Maddy Rattiner goes over: - Businesses bringing back recession specials could be the latest sign of deteriorating consumer sentiment - From American Eagle to Swatch, why brands seem to keep getting it so wrong - Meta to unveil Hypernova smart glasses with a display, wristband at Connect next month

In this episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: -Top economist says two contenders to replace Fed Chair Powell stand out -Spirit Airlines is on shakier ground after avoiding hard decisions in bankruptcy -Cracker Barrel shares plummet after pushback on new logo, brand refresh

In this episode of Getting Down to Business Sophia Guiro goes over: -Amazon now sells used Hertz rental cars -Claire’s sells most of its North American business after filing for bankruptcy protection -Major retailer says 'no' to California, pulls zero punches outlining economic 'reality'