Average down 2 . U. S. Designated china a currency manipulator after letting the yuan depreciate. Coming up, big tech hit hard by china trade, the heaviest selling with names like facebook, alphabet, chip maker, where are they headed from here, all that right here right now, mornings with maria begins right now. Maria of course, busy show this morning, joining the conversation to talk all about the damage yesterday Fox Business Network Dagen Mcdowell, Fox Business Network Dierdre Bolton and forbes media chairman former republican president ial candidate steve forbes, also on deck this morning fox news senior strategic analyst and retired fourstar general jack keane to talk about hong kong protests that are accelerating this morning, bob is stopping by today with latest on china. The chief economic adviser mohamed, and kevin on the minimum and state of consumer today. Dan niles is here. Dont miss a moment of it. Big 3 hours coming up. This morning we do have a rebound, futures indicatin
The firm was founded in 1923. Began publishing mostly trade books. The original book had academic plant to them because mr. And mrs. Norton like to go to the peoples institute which is a sort of adulteducation branch, cooper union in new york city and one can imagine mrs. Norton tugging and saying, someone should publish these lectures. It was mr. Norton kept his day job in importexport industry but began to published from the peoples institute. We were first founded at peoples Institute Press and operated under that name for three years. Mr. Norton 1926, the firm was reincorporated as w. W. Norton and company, he quit job in the industry and became a fulltime publisher. How long was mr. Norton active . He was with the firm for 19 years, 1926, he died unfortunately rather suddenly in 1945 after which the firm began an evolution through the generosity of mrs. Norton who was incredibly proud of this publishing that she and her husband had started. By the mid 1950s or formerly in late 195
Debate, most of the important work has already been done. It is informative to watch, but it is not necessarily the real business being done. Its actually not rational for most voters to spend a lot of time informing themselves about politics. Because most voters have complicated lives. Informing yourself about politics it takes a lot of time for very little reward. I find it rewarding to study politics because i find it fascinating. But the probability of one voter casting the pivotal vote in an election is pretty much less than the probability of getting struck by lightning. So, its not really rational to invest a lot of time learning about politics unless you enjoy learning about politics for its own sake. Because it is not rational for individual voters to do that, you wind up with a lot of voters who are relatively poorly informed. The problem is the if the electorate as a whole is poorly informed, then you wind up with the possibility of bad decisions been made where income and i
Woodruff also ahead this thursday, a priest in mexico offers a place of refuge along a perilous journey to the u. S. Ifill and a beer makers secret recipe for success letting employees own the company. The better i do, the better we do. It really does inspire us all to go above and beyond in a way that i havent experienced at other employers. Woodruff all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and by bnsf railway. And by the alfred p. Sloan foundation. Supporting science, technology, and improved Economic Performance and Financial Literacy in the 21st century. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff republican paul ryan now appears all but certain to run for and be elected speaker of the house. The wisconsin lawmaker won support today from key moderates and from mainstream conservatives. The latter group called h
Future, to our programming, with events such as this, while fostering a free press worldwide. For more information about the National Press club, please visit our website at press. Org. On behalf of our members worldwide, id like to welcome our speaker, and those of you attending todays event. Our head table includes guests of our speaker as well as working journalists who are club members. I note that members of the general public are attending as well, so its not necessarily evidence of a lack of journalistic operative if theres applause. I welcome our cspan and public radio audiences. Follow the action on twitter using the ncp lunch. After our guest speech concludes, well have a questionandanswer period. I will ask as many questions as time permits. Now its time to introduce our head table guests. Id like each of you to stand briefly as your name is announced. From your right, thomas sanchez, founder and ceo. Jamila bay, free lance journalist. Michelle, u. S. Economy reporter at blo