Kate Bullivant

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258 appearances 13 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 9 Oct

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WSJ What’s News · How Small Businesses Can Fight a Growing Wave of Cyber Crime · 10 Aug 2025 podcast

Okay, so small businesses need the basics when it comes to their online security.

It makes me wonder where cybersecurity firms fit into this.

This is an industry that's doing well.

A couple of cybersecurity indexes have performed significantly better than the S&P over the past year.

And James, what are you finding in your reporting?

That was journal cybersecurity reporter James Rundle and Siong Jun, who is the lead cyber analyst at security intelligence provider Dragonfly, which is part of Wall Street journal owner Dow Jones.

James, Siong, thank you both so much.

Thank you.

And that's it for What's News Sunday, August 10th.

Today's show was produced by Charlotte Gartenberg with supervising producer Sandra Kilhoff.

We got help from deputy editor Chris Zinsley.

I'm Kate Bullivant.

We'll be back on Monday morning with a new show.

Thanks for listening.

WSJ What’s News · Two Israeli Embassy Staffers Shot Dead in Washington D.C. · 22 May 2025 podcast

Quentin, it seems counterintuitive that a risky asset like Bitcoin would rally in a market sell-off. What's going on?

Und was erzählt uns das über den Potenzial für Kryptowährungen, um noch höher zu gehen?

That was Deputy Finance Editor Quinton Webb. Quinton, thanks so much.

WSJ What’s News · Nasdaq Enters Bull Market After U.S.-China Temporarily Slash Tariffs · 12 May 2025 podcast

The biggest reason that retail leasing is slowing down is that retailers are closing more stores than they're opening. After two years of the opposite of retailers opening more stores than they were closing, We're now starting to see some large retailer bankruptcies and closures, which are leaving holes in shopping centers.

Some examples are Big Lots, Party City, and more recently, the craft supply store Joanne. And then we also have these kind of large closures, particularly in the pharmacy sector, CVS Health and Walgreens. What does this say about the retail sector overall?

Certainly, people who own shopping malls and shopping centers don't want to see closures at their properties because then they have to spend money and time finding replacement tenants. The good news is that the retail sector is in the strongest position that it's been in a while, and that's due to a couple of factors. The

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