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CBS Sunday Morning Explores Financial and Cultural Topics in Annual 'Money Issue'

CBS Sunday Morning Explores Financial and Cultural Topics in Annual 'Money Issue'

CBS Sunday Morning Explores Financial and Cultural Topics in Annual 'Money Issue'
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CBS News Announces Guest Lineup for 'Face the Nation' on August 2, 2026

CBS News Announces Guest Lineup for 'Face the Nation' on August 2, 2026

CBS News has revealed the guest lineup for the upcoming episode of 'Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan,' scheduled to air on Sunday, August 2, 2026. The program will feature a diverse group of guests, including Democratic Senator Mark Kelly from Arizona, Republican Representative Mike Turner from Ohio, Clément Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face, Independent former Senator Joe Manchin from West Virginia, and Heather Manchin, founder and CEO of Americans Together. The show will be broadcast on CBS News at 10:30 a.m. ET and will also be available for streaming on Paramount+ and CBSNews.com at 12:30 p.m. ET.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Highlights AI's Impact on Job Market, Creating Opportunities in Trades

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Highlights AI's Impact on Job Market, Creating Opportunities in Trades

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Highlights AI's Impact on Job Market, Creating Opportunities in Trades
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CBS News' 'Face the Nation' Features Key Political and Business Figures on August 2, 2026

CBS News' 'Face the Nation' Features Key Political and Business Figures on August 2, 2026

CBS News' 'Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan' will feature a diverse lineup of guests on August 2, 2026. The program will include Democratic Senator Mark Kelly from Arizona, Republican Representative Mike Turner from Ohio, and Clément Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face. Additionally, the show will host Independent former Senator Joe Manchin from West Virginia and Heather Manchin, founder and CEO of Americans Together. The program is scheduled to air at 10:30 a.m. ET on CBS News and will be available for streaming on Paramount+ and CBSNews.com at 12:30 p.m. ET. This episode promises to cover a range of topics, likely touching on current political dynamics, technological advancements, and social initiatives.
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Pizza chain struggling after losing hundreds of locations

Pizza chain struggling after losing hundreds of locations

Pizza seems like the perfect food for challenging economic times. It's cheap compared to most lunch and dinner options, and it both travels well and works great as leftovers. But the overall pizza business has struggled. "The headlines are not kind to pizza right now. Pizzerias have fallen from ...
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Nvidia's CEO just pointed at the part of AI that worries him most

Nvidia's CEO just pointed at the part of AI that worries him most

Jensen Huang has spent the past year fielding questions about chip supply, export rules, and whether Nvidia can keep growing at its current pace. Lately, he has pointed to a different problem, one having nothing to do with silicon. The Nvidia CEO laid out the constraint not once but twice at ...
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South Korea's AI Chip Demand Boosts Exports, Impacts U.S. Tech Investments

South Korea's AI Chip Demand Boosts Exports, Impacts U.S. Tech Investments

South Korea's AI Chip Demand Boosts Exports, Impacts U.S. Tech Investments
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Louis Navellier sends strong message on Nvidia’s circular deals

Louis Navellier sends strong message on Nvidia’s circular deals

Louis Navellier has been active in the stock market for approximately 46 years, beginning with the publication of his quantitative research in 1980, the MPT Review. He regularly shares his thoughts with TheStreet readers in this column. There is a false narrative out there that Asia is ...
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CBS Sunday Morning Explores Money's Impact on Society

CBS Sunday Morning Explores Money's Impact on Society

CBS News Sunday Morning is airing a special episode titled 'The Money Issue,' focusing on various aspects of how money influences daily life. The program covers topics such as the challenges faced by young homebuyers, the art of using money in creative works, and the rise of Chinese electric vehicles. It also examines the role of bingo in fundraising and the impact of health insurance denials. The episode aims to provide a comprehensive look at the economic forces shaping society.
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Parents Anticipate Spending Nearly $900 Per Child on Back-to-School Shopping

Parents Anticipate Spending Nearly $900 Per Child on Back-to-School Shopping

A GMA/Ipsos poll reveals that U.S. parents expect to spend an average of $885 per child on back-to-school shopping this year. The survey indicates that 68% of parents believe prices for school-related items have increased compared to last year. Despite noticing higher prices, only 40% of parents plan to spend more, while 46% expect to spend the same amount. The poll highlights demographic differences, with lower-income and younger parents more likely to increase their spending. The survey also notes variations in spending expectations based on political affiliation.
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Copper Prices Surge Amid Chilean Storms and Global Supply Squeeze

Copper Prices Surge Amid Chilean Storms and Global Supply Squeeze

Copper Prices Surge Amid Chilean Storms and Global Supply Squeeze
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NuScale Power's SMR Technology Poised for Growth Amid Rising Energy Demands

NuScale Power's SMR Technology Poised for Growth Amid Rising Energy Demands

NuScale Power's SMR Technology Poised for Growth Amid Rising Energy Demands