Illinois’s richest man is reportedly abandoning Chicago; Ken Griffin is moving the headquarters of his Citadel hedge fund to Florida. Why?
The White House is canceling $6 billion in student loan debt for borrowers who claim they were defrauded by their college.
Tesla factories in Texas and Berlin are losing billions of dollars, according to CEO Elon Musk. Supply chain disruptions, especially those in China, are harming production.
Germany is facing a natural gas crisis, raising the warning level as Russia cuts supplies to Europe.
And we have tips on how to keep eating healthy even amid high inflation.
Topics in this episode include:
1. Ken Griffin’s Citadel Leaving Chicago: Report
2. Biden Administration to Cancel $6B in Student Loans
3. Musk Says Giga Texas and Berlin Losing Billions
4. Lifeguard Shortage Threatens Summer Safety
5. Fed Chair Addresses Rate Hikes, Unemployment
6. 4M Americans Out of Reach of Owning a Home
7. Economic Analyst: U.S. Recession Very Close
8. Fine Dining Doing Well Despite High Inflation
9. FDA Tells Juul to Pull E-Cigs From Shelves
10. Alexa Voice-Mimicking Tech Raises Concerns
11. IRS Attempts to Clear Tax Return Backlog
12. Job Search Advice for College Grads
13. Germany Triggers Gas Supply ‘Alarm Stage’
14. Sri Lanka Leader: Economy Has ‘Collapsed’
15. Sri Lankan Driver Faces Economic Crisis
16. Healthy Eating With Rising Grocery Costs
