Mariana (Ariana) Aspuru

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Why It’s Harder to Sell Gold Than to Buy It · 29 Apr 2024 podcast

We'll be back tomorrow morning with Wall Street Journal columnist Callum Borschers to talk about what inflation is hitting next. voice-verified

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This episode is hosted and produced by me, Ariana Asfuru, with supervising producer Melanie Roy. voice-verified

Thanks for listening. voice-verified

Here's your money briefing for Friday, April 26. voice-verified

I'm Arianna Espuru for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R. voice-verified

Whelan. voice-verified

On Tuesday, the Federal Trade Commission passed a ban on enforcing non-compete agreements for most employees. voice-verified

And this rule in particular could affect workers' livelihoods and the viability of small businesses and startups. voice-verified

It's the first time in more than 50 years that the FTC has issued a regulation like this. voice-verified

So what does it mean for employees? voice-verified

We'll have more from Wall Street Journal reporter Lindsay Ellis after the break. voice-verified

A move this week by the Federal Trade Commission to ban non-compete agreements for employees could reshape the job market. voice-verified

WSJ reporter Lindsay Ellis joins me to discuss. voice-verified

Lindsay, what would this ban entail? voice-verified

And what were some of the initial reactions to this passing? voice-verified

What types of workers will be impacted by this? voice-verified

Why did the FTC decide to make this move? voice-verified

What are some of the main reasons why companies have their employees sign them? voice-verified

You talked about how the exception to this rule is senior executives. voice-verified

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