looks to appeal a recent ruling in court. we have legal analysis on deck to go over what dec then you is rejecting call to do away with the trade rules and the u. k. divorce deal will program that members of northern ireland government go as far as to resign over the conflict for this guy. we have a lot to cover today, so let s get started. the the we were the program with the latest on china, the new and more aggressive regulatory climate. beijing is now taking aim at ant groups. alley pay owned by jack moore, the owner of ali baba, according to reports, china appears to want to break up our pay, the hugely popular payments up to then create a separate app for the company is highly profitable loans business. this latest move underscore is just how seriously the chinese government is looking at how big tech companies have gain the power to shape a society. so joining us now to break this all down our boom bus, co host benz juan and christy i. christy, let s start with you her
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which considering that americans are not sitting at home, is to be expected, right? or is there more to it than that? why i think there s certainly a return to a certain level of confidence amongst american consumers. they, they didn t save a lot of money during the pandemic. so the american consumer put a lot of money way. they saved over 20 percent of their income during that period. so this is a lot of cash at the 1st things to spend money on, i suppose all food calls and occasions and holidays and travelling things about so i think this recovery carries on gaining steam cars on when people feel more comfortable, they re more likely to spend more money and take on more debt and spending more so i think we re going to see continued increase in demand from the us consumer. and that s going to affect prices right across the board. i don t think the questions are simply transitory phenomenon. i think is going to be here for a good long time to come. and as us here, if this inc
so you can t afford to miss. i m ready to 11 and i m bridge a boy in washington coming up in place. it is continuing to rise in the united states at the fastest rate in 13 years. coming up, we ll take a look at the numbers and discuss whether this is transitory as the federal reserve continues. the claim was catholic. the you must be in court this week defending the evie makers purchase of solar city will break down the issues at hand. then the fight on the track accountable is ongoing from the us to europe and beyond. will discuss why it is taken so long to get to this point and what can be done to stop the most powerful companies in the world. we have attack shows or die right in the we be in the program with a topic that many of you know all too well. inflation continues to take a toll here at home as consumer prices skyrocketed at their fastest pace in nearly 13 years. just last month. the latest cpi report knows a 5.4 percent annual job marketing. the fastest increase si
police, we can t trust the government. we can t trust anyone except or so to protect ourselves in the the, the the this is when bus the when business show you can t afford to miss. i m rachel robbins in washington, coming up. victims of a devastating condo collapse in florida are already starting to file lawsuit will take a look at the urgent warning signs and why no action was taken. why waste chief financial officer was washington of making out right false claims. in their case against her, she continues to fight extradition from canada to the us. that a veteran judge is giving the fcc a 2nd chance to go up to facebook. but what lead the consequences over claims is the social media giant violated antitrust law. we have a lot to get to so let s get started. the collapse of a residential building near miami has resulted in at least 16 confirm desk, with nearly 150 people still unaccounted for. as search efforts continue around, the clock, lawsuits have already started to pour