Sabrina Siddiqui
speaker
1,224 appearances
19 recordings
2 series
first heard Aug 2025
last heard 28 Aug
Sabrina Siddiqui’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Its shares rose thirteen percent after the company's latest earnings report.
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Same store sales at the Gap division rose ten percent.
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The company's earnings beat Wall Street estimates, and Gap raised its profit outlook slightly for the year.
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At the company's largest division by sales, Old Navy, same store sales fell four percent, and GAP says it's working on addressing problems there.
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The journal's exclusively reporting that Chevron and some other US energy companies are nearing deals to invest billions of dollars in Venezuela's oil fields.
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Chevron's already operating in the country and it's close to adding two heavy oil fields, and Halliburton's in talks to bring in its equipment.
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Executives from a few companies are expected to sign production deals in Caracas next week, and Energy Secretary Chris Wright is supposed to be in Venezuela then too.
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You heard on this morning's show about how the Trump administration is in talks with Venezuela for a stake in the country's oil fields.
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Colin Eaton, the Wall Street Journal's global energy reporter, says the oil companies' talks are a different set of negotiations.
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Collins says Venezuela's oil production hasn't picked up as fast as the Trump administration had hoped.
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And even with these potential deals, it may take a lot more to get there.
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Coming up, what a possible democratic comeback in Washington could mean for some of Trump's biggest corporate donors.
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We'll have more on that and today's other stories after the break.
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Some of corporate America's biggest Trump donors are quietly hedging their bets ahead of the midterms.
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Companies like Meta, which gave heavily to Trump's political operations and his White House ballroom, are now writing big checks to Democrats too.
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Paramount and Calchi are hiring former Biden and Obama aides, and some companies are even running internal task forces to prepare for congressional subpoenas if Republicans lose the House of Representatives in November.
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With House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries signaling that Democrats will go after companies seen as too cozy with Trump, if they regain the majority, executives are trying to cover themselves on both sides, but without alienating a White House that still controls their regulatory fate.
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White House reporter Annie Linsky joins us now to discuss.
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Annie, which companies are most exposed here?
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