pandemic? the ceo of opentable will be my guest. rents are plummeting. ceo joins us to talk about his ambition next. first, let s check of the market. the u.s. stocks climbing today led by big tex. big tech. we are waiting on the last jobs report before the election. how are investors handling this? volatility is the theme of the year. up dow at one point was nearly 1%, then down. that tells you there s a lot of uncertainty around the fact that we don t have another round of stimulus. the jobs report tomorrow, jobless claims today came down a little bit but still above pandemic levels. it looks as though september is expected to be less good than august. 875,000 jobs are expected to have been added in the month of september versus 1.3 7 million added in the month of august. we will be looking for revisions also. be aob picture is going to huge key to the economy going forward. all of this as we might be on the cusp of a second wave of layoffs. yesterday, goldman sachs ann
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