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China’s nascent civilian plane-making industry notched a recent win when the Comac C919, the country’s first domestically-produced passenger jet, carried a cabin full of passengers for the first time. We look at what that could mean for the established aviation duopoly of Boeing and Airbus. Plus, this week should be no short of economic news, according to Julia Coronado, president of MacroPolicy Perspectives. And, a look at how initiatives to address homelessness are being slowed by a lack of government funding.
The Labor Department is investigating Tyson Foods and Perdue Farms after reporting from The New York Times found that migrant children had been working hazardous overnight shifts. How have minors been able to work some of most dangerous jobs in this country? We’ll also get the latest on the...
Published 10/04/23
News of a leaderless House of Representatives is understandably grabbing headlines, but don’t miss what’s happening in the bond market. Investors are rushing to sell bonds, leading to higher borrowing costs and threatening prospects for a soft landing. But we’ve been here before. Plus, wealthy...
Published 10/04/23