More or Less - Is there a stock market crash coming?
For months, the share prices of tech companies have marched seemingly-ever upward, driven by fevered excitement about the potential of Artificial Intelligence. But many are now voicing fears that this surge might turn out to be a bubble, which could burst with damaging effects.
So do we have to rely on vibes? Or can we use data to tell us about the risk that AI might go pop?
Nathan Gower discovers what the numbers tell us about the health of the stock market.
Guests: Katie Martin, markets columnist at the Financial Times Simon French, Chief Economist and Head of Research at investment company Panmure Liberum
Presenter and Producer: Nathan Gower Series Producer: Tom Colls Editor: Richard Vadon Sound Engineer: Andy Mills
Risky Business with Nate Silver and Maria Konnikova - Risky Business Live! How To Read People In Poker And Beyond
Most people are bad at spotting bluffs and tells – but there are ways to get better. Nate and Maria discuss tips and tricks from the poker table s with a live audience at Ludlow House in New York City.
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Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has said she's leaving office after clashing with President Donald Trump over the release of the Epstein files. Also: The US president sets next Thursday as a deadline for Ukraine to accept an American plan for a peace deal with Russia, which appears to give Moscow much of what it wants; bitter disagreements at the COP 30 climate summit in Brazil continue as the talks run overtime; scientists reveal what triggered the Santorini earthquake swarm earlier this year; and a Superman comic becomes the most expensive ever sold.
The World in Brief from The Economist - Ukraine’s hard choice; Trump meets Mamdani, and more
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CBS News Roundup - 11/21/2025 | World News Roundup Late Edition
President Trump and New York City's Democratic socialist Mayor-elect find common ground. Air transportation will be tested today and this weekend leading to the Thanksgiving holiday. Ukrainian president expresses trepidation over U.S.-backed peace plan with Russia.
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Marketplace All-in-One - Cheers to hosting better parties this holiday season
The holidays are just around the corner. And for many, it might mean being a guest at, or hosting, a friendsgiving get-together or other holiday party. Regardless of which side of the gathering you’re on, it can be stressful. But fret not! Casey Elsass, author of the book “What Can I Bring? Recipes to Help You Live Your Guest Life,” joins Kimberly from New York City to share tips on how to host and attend a great holiday party without breaking your bank account. Plus, we’ll play a round of This or That!
Here’s everything we talked about today:
- “What Can I Bring? Recipes to Help You Live Your Guest Life” from Hachette Book Group
- “Potluck problems solved: Recipes that travel well and always impress” from MPR News
- “Americans Need to Party More” from The Atlantic
- “2024 Is the Year of the Dinner Party” from Eater
- “Song of the Shirt” from Thomas Hood
PBS News Hour - World - Zelenskyy faces pressure from Trump to accept his Ukraine peace plan
PBS News Hour - Health - Colorado aims to protect vaccine access as Trump administration casts doubt on safety
Marketplace All-in-One - Off-price retailers shine as consumer moods sour
TJX, the parent company of off-price retailers T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods, posted excellent earnings this week, while Target cut its sales forecast. “Off-price” means TJX sells excess inventory at a discount, which may be more attractive to increasingly stressed shoppers hunting for deals. Also in this episode: Political affiliation colors consumer sentiment, USDA cuts end a major revenue stream for small-scale farmers, and supply chains are unusually slow this holiday season.
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