Danny Lewis
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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WSJ What’s News · Who Are the Millions of Americans Locked Out of the Job Market? · 15 Jul 2026
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SpaceX shares traded below their $135 IPO price for the first time today.
The stock later made up some ground and ended the day just above the IPO price at $135.27 a share.
Coming up, after billions of dollars of donations, Warren Buffett has stopped giving to the Gates Foundation.
That and more after the break.
Decades ago, Warren Buffett and Bill Gates made headlines when the two billionaires pledged to give away the bulk of their fortunes.
They're still doing it, but they're no longer doing it together.
For the first time in two decades, Buffett did not donate to the Gates Foundation this year, instead giving his money to his own family's foundations.
Buffett told CNBC that his decision wasn't based on revelations of Jeffrey Epstein's relationship with Gates.
The Gates Foundation says it's grateful to Buffett for donating more than $47 billion over the years.
Epstein's relationships with high-profile people were also the focus of a congressional hearing today, as members of the House Oversight Committee grilled Goldman Sachs lawyer Katherine Rumler about her correspondence with the convicted sex offender.
Rumler had a years-long relationship with Epstein beginning in 2014, when she was a white-collar defense attorney.
Her name appeared thousands of times in Epstein documents that have been released since last year, including emails with jokes about massages and prostitution.
In her prepared remarks, Rumler said it was a mistake to associate with Epstein and that she wasn't aware of the extent of his activities.
By most key metrics, the U.S.
labor market looks like it's in great shape.
The economy's added jobs for four months straight, and the unemployment rate is around 4%.
But at the same time, nearly 2 million Americans have been locked out of the job market for at least six months.
The share of people who are now long-term unemployed is near its highest level since late 2021, when the labor market was still recovering from the pandemic.
WSJ economics correspondent Harriet Torrey joins us now to explain why so many people are having such a hard time finding work.
Harriet, if things are looking generally pretty good, how come the number of people who have been unemployed for so long is growing?
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