Does not end. Plus the secret of Silicon Valley company palantir will become the latest unicorn to go public this week. We will find out why 2020 is shaping up to be a banner year for new listings and thats despite the coronavirus pandemic. And tomorrow, the first president ial debate of the 2020 campaign. The fox bet ceo here to tell us how you can cash in on the political faceoff between President Trump and joe biden. Less than an hour to the closing bell, im Cheryl Casone in for liz claman. Lets start the claman countdown. Cheryl we start with Virgin Galactic reaching for the stars after two bullish calls. Bank of America Global Research initiated the Space Tourism firm with a buy and streethigh price target of 35 bucks. The stock is up more than 23 right now. Susquehanna with a positive rating. Definitely a stock to watch. From space to the air, Airline Stocks taking flight after American Airlines said it secured a 5. 5 billion government loan and it could tap an additional 2 billi
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Member for the mississippi book festival. The visiting writer in residence at Mississippi Valley State University and the former chairman of the National Endowment for the humanities, where he was awarded. Where he awarded 500 million in grants to cultural universities. Scholars for seven years. He directed the nea operation homecoming, writing the wartime experience program, taught therapeutic writing workshops for u. S. Troops during their deployment on domestic bases and in military. He has published in humanities inside of Higher Education and the wall street journal and other. He has coedited an essay on flannery oconnor. Hello, so glad youre here. It is my distinct honor to introduce and to interview jeff shaara his new book which on notice signing is at 3 00 and i think youll to be there after you hear this and. And jeff is well known to us. Hes signed many of his books here, the state hes the author of more than 15 york times bestseller. As you certainly would know, gods and ge