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Goldman Reveals New Structure Betting on Financing
Plus: Sonos Chief Executive Patrick Spence is stepping down. Lululemon raises its quarterly revenue targets. Pierre Bienaimé reports.
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China’s Reliance on Exports Grows
Plus: Trump’s pick to head the CIA is expected to push for more aggressive spying operations targeting China. And, strengthening winds keep the fire threat very high as crews continue to battle historic blazes in Los Angeles. Kate Bullivant hosts.
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Investors Brace For Financial Fallout From LA Wildfires
Home insurance companies see stock hits as the blazes continue. Plus, Delta shares soared after the airline reported quarterly results. Danny Lewis reports.
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U.S. Stocks Slide After Surprisingly Strong Jobs Report
Plus: President-elect Donald Trump is sentenced to no punishment for covering up hush money paid to a porn star. And ESPN, Fox Corp., and Warner Bros. Discovery call off their planned Venu Sports joint venture. Pierre Bienaimé reports.
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TikTok Ban Heads to the Supreme Court
Plus: The Supreme Court clears the way for Donald Trump’s criminal sentencing in his hush-money case. And, 10 people are confirmed dead as wildfires continue to rage in Los Angeles. Luke Vargas hosts.
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