GSMC Business News Podcast

Paula talks about the recent supreme court decision. She also asks again will be it be a V, L or U shaped curve of economic recovery and then she discusses the TMobile outage, grocery store deliveries, Starbucks and a video game prescribed to treat ADHD.

This is a special edition that focuses on the job market and provides insights and tips for job seekers.

Paula talks about to stock market rebounding to pre-pandemic numbers, the new flexibility of the PPP program, delivery apps and restaurants, impact of summer camps being closed and sweet dreams for Purple mattresses.

Paula gives the business news from the worlds of basketball, automobiles, music, and more.

Paula discusses how companies are affected by rioting and some are embracing the Black Lives Matter cause. Also, it explores businesses reopening after Covid-19 lockdown the successful launch of Space X and the future of the theater industry.

Paula explores the latest on the job report, companies who are hiring, what the Space X launch means and the return of sports and theme parks.

Paula discusses more signs the economy is beginning to recover, the NYSE floor opening, the cost involved in operating a business during the pandemic and the cost to reopen the workplace. The podcast also provides an update on mortgages and then about Crocs coming into fashion?

Paula talks about the good and the bad news about mortgages, housing trends, Facebook and remote workers' flight to the suburbs, malls coming back and the latest with Tesla.

Paula explores Facebook's announcement to acquire Giphy, the latest on the vaccine race, the NASCAR race and ads we haven't seen before. She also talks about the Army playing "Call of Duty" to recruit and words of wisdom from the Fed Chair.

Paula explores consumer product marketing, infrared cameras detecting fevers, Japan's struggle moving away from low tech business practices and 23andMe mining DNA for corona link.

Paula talks about Tesla's defiance in resuming production against local health authority rules. She also explores videogaming, cable-cutting and online funerals.

CVS Health sales show fewer getting prescriptions. We also learn more why Peloton is doing well and how The New York Times and Fox aren't seeing ad revenues. Also GAP reopens and TMobile, now merged with Sprint, is starting to look like the giant we expected.

Paula highlights the latest in small business loans, consumer spending and spotlights Disney and the concert industry.

Paula talks about "the GDP and the Race" for the cure as well as exploring the latest headlines on Microsoft, Facebook, Tesla and AMC.

Consumer spending, artificial intelligence and more as Paula explores the latest round in SBA loan, re-openings and the latest on JC Penney and Apple.

Paula explores more help in small business loans and testing, tracking and drones.

Paula talks about the record day for oil business and delves into restaurants, weed, liquor and betting on ping pong.

Paula focuses on the positive business news week and caps it off with free resources for people to take advantage.

Paula talks about the latest results from March jobs report and sales indices. She also looks at how the airlines are taking the federal aid as well as a look at some changes for Amazon.

Paula talks about restarting business, the economy and our lives AC- After Corona.

Paula talks about the airline industry, the unemployment rate and what you can do if you're one of the newly unemployed, plus innovative business approaches by big and small businesses.

Paula explores financial relief is coming to healthcare, autoworkers are furloughed and explores how our viewing and Internet behaviors are changing. The show also touches on the latest innovative ways 3D printing is being used.

Paula takes a look at the covid pandemic's impact on businesses like Amazon, BMW and Walmart and then explores Zoom and the good business news happening in spite of or because of covid.

Sarah talks about the continued effects that COVID-19 is having in the business world: Grocery store workers fighting for better benefits and working conditions, auto sales crippled, airlines cutting flights even more. But there is also good happening in the world. Tune in to learn more.

Sarah talks about the stimulus package passed by the Senate, the continuing effects of the Coronavirus on businesses and the economy, and the record unemployment claims of the past week.