Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education

Former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos discusses Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education under President-elect Donald Trump. McMahon, known for her involvement in WWE, faced criticism for her past in wrestling entertainment. Despite this, she has had a career in politics and business, supporting Trump's agenda.

Chinese Migration to Mexico City

Chinese migrants are leaving China for Mexico in search of opportunities, freedom, and better financial prospects. Many are starting businesses in Mexico's capital, taking advantage of the country's proximity to the U.S. The new wave of Chinese immigrants is diverse and includes individuals from various regions of China.

Corporate America Endorses Kamala Harris for President

88 current and former top executives from corporate America endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for president, citing her support for a strong economy and democracy. The endorsement letter is a show of force for Harris ahead of a tight race and the first presidential debate.

Impact of Gov. Tim Walz's COVID rules on business owners

Minnesota resident Lisa Zarza commutes out of state to work after losing businesses due to Gov. Tim Walz's COVID rules, expressing frustration with the state's regulations and policies.

Political Commentary on 2024 Presidential Election

CNBC host Jim Cramer suggests that voters who care about their paycheck should vote for former President Donald Trump in November, citing Tony West as a potential vice presidential candidate with a business background.

Impact of Olympics on Business in Paris

Business in Paris is down during the Olympics, with shops, restaurants, and cafes experiencing significant declines. Tourists are not venturing out to other attractions, leading to decreased revenue for local businesses.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin achieves business-creation milestone

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin achieves his campaign pledge of fostering 10,000 new start-up businesses in record time.

Drug Cartels Extorting Mexican Businesses

Drug cartels in Mexico are increasingly extorting and controlling businesses, even targeting large corporations. The violence and demands from cartels have forced some companies to close stores and gas stations for safety reasons.

Dyson Job Cuts in the UK

Dyson is cutting about 1,000 jobs in the UK as part of a global workforce review, reducing the British workforce by more than a quarter. The decision was made before the general election and is part of wider cost-cutting measures. The company promises support for affected employees.

Chef John Bordieri's Support for Trump and Economic Struggles

Chef John Bordieri of Iggy's Boardwalk Bar in Rhode Island supports former President Donald Trump due to his belief that America needs a businessman in charge. Bordieri insists that Trump's approach to running the country like a business would benefit the economy and create jobs.

Biden Family Business Dealings

Former Hunter Biden associate Tony Bobulinski testified that Jim Biden admitted the Biden family conducts business with plausible deniability. President Biden's inner circle has been heavily involved in Biden family ventures, despite claims of 'firewalls'.

Arrest of 91-Year-Old Billionaire for Sexual Assault Charges

A 91-year-old billionaire, Frank Stronach, was arrested for sexual assault charges spanning multiple decades. He denies the allegations. Stronach founded Magna, a major auto parts supplier, and dabbled in politics. The case involves multiple accusers and is considered high-profile.

Trump's New York Business Record Trial

Former Trump attorney Ty Cobb predicts a guilty verdict in ex-President Trump's New York business record trial by Friday due to jury instructions and timing considerations.

Allegations of Hunter Biden connecting Chinese business partners with Joe Biden

IRS whistleblower emails obtained by the House Ways and Means Committee show evidence that Hunter Biden connected Chinese business partners with then-Vice President Joe Biden during an official trip to Beijing aboard Air Force Two. Hunter's firm received millions from a subsidiary of the Chinese government's Bank of China shortly after the trip.

High-Speed Rail Lines in Texas

Proposed high-speed rail lines in Texas could transform the state into a hub for business by connecting key cities, but face controversy due to concerns of landowners. The projects, if completed, could create jobs, boost the economy, and reduce travel time between cities.

Panama President-elect's Cabinet Appointments

Panama President-elect Jose Raul Mulino appoints business leaders and an economist to his cabinet, promising a pro-private sector administration. The new appointments signal a focus on sound fiscal management and continuity with the economic strategy of former President Martinelli.

Marlon Wayans vs. Harvey and Bob Weinstein in the Scary Movie Franchise

Comedian Marlon Wayans claims film producers Harvey and Bob Weinstein 'raped' him 'businesswise' by removing him from the Scary Movie franchise. Wayans accuses the Weinsteins of being terrible people to do business with.

Impact of Democrat Policies on Manhattan's Flatiron District

The article discusses how Democrat policies have negatively impacted Manhattan's Flatiron District, leading to the closure of several businesses, increased crime, and a decline in quality of life. The piece suggests that the solution lies in reversing these policies, focusing on local issues, and addressing crime, taxes, and regulations.

The History and Business of Chocolate Easter Bunnies in America

Robert L. Strohecker popularized the chocolate Easter bunny in America, which has since become a significant part of Easter traditions and a lucrative business. However, rising costs and dwindling supplies are currently affecting the chocolate Easter bunny industry.

Meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. Executives

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with top U.S. executives in Beijing to reassure foreign businesses about the market despite tensions; concerns include regulatory crackdowns and economic challenges. Apple CEO Tim Cook emphasized the company's commitment to China, but faces competition and challenges such as restrictions on iPhones and a lawsuit over market monopolization.

Apple Antitrust Suit

The Justice Department's antitrust suit against Apple could force the company to share detailed information about its inner workings, potentially revealing more about its business dealings.

Hong Kong's Article 23 Law

Hong Kong enacted a measure called the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance, also known as the Article 23 law, which critics argue will further suppress free expression in the city. The law has implications for civil liberties and could impact international businesses in Hong Kong.

California's Struggling Job Market

California's job market has been struggling compared to the rest of the U.S., with lower job growth and higher unemployment rates. Various factors like the lingering effects of the pandemic, high business operation hurdles, high cost of living, and tech sector resizing have contributed to this issue.

Mark Cuban's Endorsement of Joe Biden and Views on Business and Healthcare

Billionaire Mark Cuban stated that he would vote for Joe Biden over Donald Trump even on his deathbed, criticizing Trump's administration on drug prices and endorsing racial diversity policies. Cuban's endorsement of Biden comes after visiting the White House to discuss drug prices. He also highlighted the importance of equity in business and healthcare.

Hunter Biden's Business Involvement

Hunter Biden denies involving his father in his business amidst claims of a 'MAGA-motivated conspiracy' with evidence pointing to Joe Biden's involvement in the Biden business.

Cuban Entrepreneur Builds Trailers Amid Economic Crisis

Despite economic crisis in Cuba, Yosvany García builds and sells trailers for motorcycles and cars, using recycled materials and original designs to create affordable products, showcasing the resilience of Cuban entrepreneurs in the face of challenges from U.S. sanctions and government regulations.