And more. The nasdaq rally rolls on buoyed by apple which reports tonight and united ceo set to testify on capitol hill this morning. What is at stake for the carrier and the industry . First up the president s comments about considering breaking up the big banks, created a lot of buzz yesterday on wall street. Jim, the point was made he doesnt often talk about the big banks, talks a lot about community lending, but that did give the markets a bit of a scare. Was it deserved . I think that the president when hes in front of particular audiences likes to say the things that the audiences want to hear. This audience does not like the big banks, feel like what happened during the Great Recession was far too much concentration in the hands of wells fargo in the hands of jpmorgan and bank of america, but remember, those were really at the behest of the government. They were trying to make sure that everybody was able to have a bank that worked and we didnt have a collapse. So to undo it whi
The companys relationship with china and any trade concerns. Ginni rometty interview is coming up. Kayla tausche is on capitol hill. And bob pisani on the floor. And better thrtha coombs at the. Theyre still trying to convince the Freedom Caucus . This was supposed to be the low hanging fruit and the promise of President Trumps progrowth policies coming to bear depends on what happens this thursday when House Republicans are set to vote on the American Health care act. President trump meeting with republicans at the white house this afternoon to discuss the bill further, having posted photos on instragram with Health Republicans this morning and the hash tag pa pass the bill. They say it is just business as usual trying to get a deal done. If the house passes something, ill bring it up and then well bring egin to work o in the senate and youll have lots of stories about various people lobbying for different parts of it and well try to move it across the floor next week. He said earlier
The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.
The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.