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For the past week, travelers flying across the United States have waited in security lines that snaked through airports and parking lots as Transportation Security Administration officers called out of work because of a partial government shutdown. Karoun Demirjian, a breaking ne ...  Show more

Since the war in Iran began, President Trump has insisted that rising energy prices would be temporary. But strikes on natural gas facilities in the Persian Gulf last week have made the prospect of a quick recovery seem less and less likely. Patricia Cohen, the global economics c ...  Show more

We get the latest from China as the world's second largest economy is rocked by rising Covid cases after the country's strict rules were eased. Business owners and economists tell us about the situation and what the year ahead looks like. We find out how the situation in China is ...  Show more

As imports and exports fall again in China, we ask what the economic slowdown means for the rest of the world. A separate report also shows a decline in the services sector of the world's second-largest economy. Senior Bloomberg correspondent in Hong Kong Rebecca Choong Wilkins g ...  Show more

On today’s show we are talking about what’s happening in the world of construction. The supply chain shortages of the pandemic are continuing as China pursues it’s zero Covid policy. New lockdowns have been ordered in Guangzhou, one of China’s largest manufacturing hubs. So mu ...

The United States Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken is heading to Beijing to restore the line of communication between the two countries after a persistent economic and diplomatic tensions between the two countries. World leaders are gathering in Paris to try to forge a new glo ...  Show more