Azhar Sukri
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827 appearances
20 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard Aug 2025
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That helped lift the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite to record closing highs for the second straight day.
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In less welcome news for the health of the economy, the disappointing July jobs report that led to President Trump firing the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics has revealed another trend for American workers.
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Wage growth for lower-income workers has slowed significantly in recent months, while higher-income wage growth is holding steady, and Journal Finance editor Quentin Webb says that shift could matter not just for low-paid workers, but
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but the overall economy.
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A deadly explosion at a US steel mill near Pittsburgh earlier this week could test Nippon Steel's resolve over its American investment plans in what could prove to be a costly crisis.
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The Japanese company promised to spend $14 billion to keep US Steel's ageing plants humming for decades, including more than $2 billion by 2028 for upgrades at the Clareton plant, where an explosion on Monday killed two workers and injured 10 others.
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Crews are continuing to clean up the site, where it'll likely cost the company millions of dollars to return it to normal operations.
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US steel officials said the blast reduced the company's ability to produce coke at its Mon Valley Works complex, a key steelmaking input.
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Coming up, we look at what the Democrats need to do to win back the love of what used to be one of their most reliable sources of support, Silicon Valley.
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That story and more after the break.
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Looking to space now, and President Trump has issued an executive order that aims to speed up rocket launches and open the door to more spaceport developments.
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Many space industry executives have been frustrated by the pace at which regulators have moved to permit launches and other space operations.
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The alliance between Trump and SpaceX chief executive Elon Musk had fuelled hopes of speedier launches until the pair's high-profile split earlier this year.
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Currently, SpaceX launches more rockets more often than any other company, meaning the order to speed up the licensing of flights should help it.
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But other launches, including Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin and United Launch Alliance, are also poised to begin flying their new rockets more often in the years ahead.
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And staying with the tech industry, Silicon Valley had been a reliable source of support for the Democratic Party for decades.
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No more.
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OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman said he's, quote, politically homeless after Democrats lost their way.
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And Republicans say there has never been more enthusiasm for their party in tech circles.
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Journal tech reporter Amrith Ramkumar says the trend is fuelling concerns among Democrats that dwindling support among tech elites is yet another obstacle.
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