Prepares to be open to International Travelers on october the 1st not a minute too soon for the countrys stricken tourism industry. Welcome to a business unlike johnson berlin good to have you with us the Indian Parliament has passed a long awaited reforms for the labor market and agriculture the reforms include more rides for employers but also the loosening of rules around sale pricing and storage of farm produce other bills that who will change the way indias farmers do business have sparked protests that have also spilled onto the streets on friday protest as blocked roads and railways in the north of the country they fear that many farmers will be at the mercy of private bulk buy as with enormous price dumping however the government says it will continue to guarantee fixed prices at least for basic foodstuffs such as wheat and rice. For more on this im joined by she im so. Hes professor of economics at accepting the school of management and shed poor good to have you with us pleas
Its up about 0. 3 today the dow as we said up over 1 at session highs. The sara crazy to see the s p 500 just wiping out all the pandemic losses the todays show, clorox is a standout winner. Up more than 50 so far this year people stock up on cleaning supplies but can the company keep up with the huge demand for wipes and disinfectants . Were going to talk to the ceo plus, well talk renovations, Small Businesses and more with the ceo of Angie Home Services of that company reporting earnings after the bell. Along with iac, tilray and many more names lets focus in on the big stories that were watching in this final hour of trade mike santoli tracking todays market action. We have the latest on the increasingly complicated stimulus discussion in washington and kate rogers has the details on a scandal involving former mcdonalds ceo steve east easterbrook. Mike, start us off with the Broader Market and the gap were seeing. This is a good illustration of how a broadening out of the market be
Good afternoon everyone and welcome to the sign institute of policy and politics summer series sign of the time. Im amy, executive director and at the sign institute we are a laboratory for University Wide collaboration and incubator for policy innovation. It can mean the best and brightest of the public, private, academic and nonprofit sectors as well as journalism and its program is only possible by a generous gift from our alumni, jeff simon and his wife meera for todays topic is the path to recovery, what is the true state of the u. S. Economy and it cannot be more timely. We would like to take a moment to acknowledge our cosponsor for this event, the school of business at American University and to think the dean for his support and also thank the distinguished leaders joining us today from our board of trustees and alumni board members. It is my pleasure at this time to introduce the people who will be leading this incredible conversation. Sylvia Matthews Burwell is president of
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