[778] U.S. Apartment Market & Social Media money transfers
The U.S. apartment market is flooded with real estate, and it appears banks are beginning to slow down on financing units, RT’s Bianca Facchinei has the full story. Banking Giant, HSBC sees a $4.2 Billion dollar loss in the 4th quarter of 2016, while Burger King’s parent company shells out $1.8 Billion in cash for Popeye’s. RT’s Manuel Rapalo takes a look at how social media sites are getting in on the money transfer game. After the break, Max Keiser, host of the Keiser Report goes deeper into currency around the world. Finally, RT’s Trinity Chavez reports on Facebook’s WhatsApp as it introduces a Snapchat like feature.
As U.S.-China trade talks could be mending on the horizon, mergers are also boosting markets across the board. Jeffrey Tucker of the American Institute for Economic Research is on hand today to break down the trade tussle and what moves could shaking sectors. And just several months after their less-than stellar IPO launch, Uber has been sacked from London. Mollye Barrows, contributor to America’s Lawyer joins the program to delve into the United Kingdom’s decision, and what impact this could have on the company’s bottom line. Plus, Bitcoin’s beating continues as it has dipped below the $7,000 mark yet again. Cryptocurrency analyst Ben Swann breaks down Bitcoin’s price plummet, and how blockchain has flourished in China.
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Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is laying out her plan to keep her country in the EU’s single market. How does she hope to do this? Ameera David has the details. Then, Bianca Facchinei takes a look at the political impact of Monday’s attack on a German Christmas market as Chancellor Angela Merkel continues to face stiff competition at home. After, Lindsay France breaks down the biggest holiday consumers scams and how to avoid them.
Following the break, Pavlina Tcherneva of the Levy Economics Institute gives her take on growing European populism. And finally, in The Big Deal, Edward Harrison examines how macro events such as the Berlin market attack have placed hedge fund performance on shaky ground.
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Our lead story: The markets are rigged! At least that is what author Michael Lewis says. His new book is making waves by alleging that high frequency traders game the system. Listen in to learn how they do it.
For our guest today, we speak with the economist Roger Bootle, the managing director at Capital Economics. He gives us his perspective on the Eurozone, the euro, and macroeconomics in the US and the UK. He also weighs in on Ukraine and the economic consequences surrounding that ongoing conflict.
For our Big Deal today, Erin sits down with Edward Harrison to talk about the death of retail. Rents in the retail property market have not made a comeback since the financial crisis in 2008. Is this a secular problem now? Tune in to find out.
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The US Commerce Department announced that the US economy shrank 0.7% in the first quarter, revising down their initial estimate that the economy grew by 0.2%. A smaller accumulation of business inventories and a larger trade deficit were responsible for much of the downward revision along with the strong dollar and plunging investment in oil exploration. There was also a modest downward revision to consumer spending as well. Boom Bust Host Erin Ade weighs in.
Then, Boom Bust guest host Ameera David is joined by Bill Bonner – founder of The Daily Reckoning. Bill gives us his take on why the US economy is not improving. And Bonner also tells us what role he expects alternative currencies to play in the next cyclical downturn.
After the break, Bianca Facchinei takes a look at how the stigma of traveling with children, rowdy or not, has affected the travel business – specifically airlines – as summer travel chaos approaches.
Afterwards, Erin is joined by Wang Guan – chief political correspondent at CCTV America. Guan gives us the Chinese perspective on proprietorship of the islands that make up the South China Sea and gives us his take on if China will hit their growth target.
And in The Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison continue the discussion on travel.
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Payment processing app Venmo is looking to finally turn a profit by launching a credit card. Investigative journalist Ben Swann breaks down the intersection between tech and finance. Plus, will Hulu and Netflix face subpoenas over their dueling documentaries about the Fyre Festival Fiasco? Is travel the next frontier for cryptocurrency users? RT’s Brent Jabbour sits down with travala.com co-founder Juan Otero during Hong Kong Blockchain week to talk about the prospects.
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The European Union, United Kingdom, and Canada have now joined the United States in leveling more sanctions against China over alleged Uyghur abuses in the Xinjiang province. Boom Bust's Christy Ai joins the program to analyze the rising tensions and the state of Meng Wanzhou's trial in Canada. (1:08) Plus, we take a look at what other stimulus measures that the Biden administration may roll out to combat the ongoing COVID-19 fallout. Michele Schneider of Market Gauge offers her insight on the state of the US recovery and what we could see as the vaccination process continues to gain steam. (7:18) Amid a major unionization drive here in the United States, Amazon is seeing a strike unfold in Italy as workers in the nation protest labor conditions. RT correspondent Natasha Sweatte brings us the latest on the events taking place in Italy and what it could spell for unionization efforts stateside. (14:28) And finally, we bring you the latest comments from Federal Reserve head Jerome Powell as he has said the the US's central bank will "move slowly" on fintech adoption. Boom Bust co-host Ben Swann and Jeffrey Tucker of the American Institute for Economic Research offer their takes on the move and the future of cryptocurrency adoption around the globe. (20:23)
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Just after paving the way toward a trade deal with China and major developments on the USMCA agreement, President Trump has now threatened to open up a new front in his tariff war. We take a look at his comments in Davos, and what it may hold in store for transatlantic relations with Richard Wolff, host of the Economic Update. Plus, new scares of a fast-moving virus have shaken markets as the first case in the U.S. has been reported. Dr. Xi Chen of Yale’s School of Public Health is on hand to give us the big picture on the virus, and how the scare has spooked stocks. And new allegations have come to light against the Saudi Crown Prince from the world’s richest man. Mollye Barrows of America’s Lawyer takes us into the spyware scandal that has swept up both Jeff Bezos and Mohammad Bin Salman.
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China is heading back to the WTO with the U.S. in its crosshairs. Todd Horwitz of Bubba Trading is standing by to delve into the details of the case and what it could spell for the future of trade negotiations. Plus, Boom Bust paid a visit to the IMF-World Bank Annual Meeting over the weekend where some of the most prevalent monetary minds gathered to discuss the global trade slowdown among other issues. We'll take you there. And later, major drug companies have reached a settlement to avoid trial for their alleged roles in the opioid crisis. RT Correspondent Rachel Blevins joins the show to take us through the deal and what this role this may play in the opioid crisis.
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U.S. Defense Secretary General James Mattis arrives in Baghdad to talk about ISIS, Immigration and Oil. Donald Trump said he wants the U.S. to have the oil but General Mattis says the administration is not in Iraq to seize the precious resource. We chat with RT’s Alex Mihailovich who breaks it all down for us. Political war chests. The 2018 midterms are quickly approaching in the U.S. and many are wondering which candidates are most likely to hit the political goldmine when it comes to spreading around the funds left over from the 2016 Presidential race.
Then after the break, RT’s Bianca Facchinei takes a look at the peaking global arms sales. Over the last five years, the world trade in arms has reached a level not seen since 1990. Finally, RT’s Manuel Rapalo takes a look at the high court of New Zealand ruling that the founder of the file sharing website mega upload, is eligible for extradition to the United States.
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