John Caplan, CEO of financial technology company Payoneer, discusses how a the health of the American consumer impacts the global digital payment industry. Payoneer sees the uncertainty surrounding global trade and tariffs posing a headwind to revenue, prompting the company to pull its outlook for the year when it reported earnings last month.

 The New York City-based fintech company specializes in facilitating cross-border payments and is one of the top performers in the space along with Paypal and Venmo.

John Caplan, CEO of financial technology company Payoneer, discusses how a the health of the American consumer impacts the global digital payment industry. Payoneer sees the uncertainty surrounding global trade and tariffs posing a headwind to revenue, prompting the company to pull its outlook for the year when it reported earnings last month.
&nbsp;The New York City-based fintech company specializes in facilitating cross-border payments and is one of the top performers in the space along with Paypal and Venmo.

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Lauren Berger and Marla Felton are the founders of REAL Cookies who are on mission to make healthier snacks for kids and adults through tasty gluten and grain-free, plant-based cookies. Bringing their knowledge of real food and real ingredients to their community, Lauren & Marla, introduced Real Food is Fuel, a nutrition label curriculum to elementary students, grades 2-5. Now, they have taken the brand from Pandemic startup to securing a strategic merger with Creations Foods USA Inc. to create a new, vertically integrated consumer packaged goods (CPG) platform dedicated to healthier, better-for-you snacking across North America.


Creations Foods owns such brands as HighKey Snacks, a manufacturer of high protein, low carbohydrate snacks formulated with reduced sugar; Moon Cheese, a manufacturer of baked cheese snacks; Aw Yeah Snacks, a manufacturer of cookies that feature bold and intense flavors; and now Real & Real Cookie Poppers, dairy-free, gluten and grain-free cookies that are formulated with minimal ingredients. They speak with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec.

<a href="https://realcookiesco.com/" data-destination="https://realcookiesco.com/">Lauren Berger and Marla Felton are the founders of REAL</a> Cookies who are on mission to make healthier snacks for kids and adults through tasty gluten and grain-free, plant-based cookies. Bringing their knowledge of real food and real ingredients to their community, Lauren &amp; Marla, introduced Real Food is Fuel, a nutrition label curriculum to elementary students, grades 2-5. Now, they have taken the brand from Pandemic startup to securing a strategic merger with Creations Foods USA Inc. to create a new, vertically integrated consumer packaged goods (CPG) platform dedicated to healthier, better-for-you snacking across North America. <a href="https://www.creationsfoods.com/" data-destination="https://www.creationsfoods.com/"></a>
<a href="https://www.creationsfoods.com/" data-destination="https://www.creationsfoods.com/">Creations Foods</a> owns such brands as HighKey Snacks, a manufacturer of high protein, low carbohydrate snacks formulated with reduced sugar; Moon Cheese, a manufacturer of baked cheese snacks; Aw Yeah Snacks, a manufacturer of cookies that feature bold and intense flavors; and now Real &amp; Real Cookie Poppers, dairy-free, gluten and grain-free cookies that are formulated with minimal ingredients. They speak with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec.

Better For You Snacking

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US President Donald Trump said he’s not likely to extend the two-week ceasefire with Iran, increasing the urgency for negotiators to conclude a deal to end the war.

Trump said in a Monday phone interview that the truce, which he announced April 7, expires on “Wednesday evening Washington time” — possibly buying more time for negotiations. But the president also said it’s “highly unlikely that I’d extend it” if no deal is reached before then.

“I’m not going to be rushed into making a bad deal. We’ve got all the time in the world,” the president said.In the interview, Trump reiterated that the Strait of Hormuz would stay blockaded for now, saying “the Iranians desperately want it opened. I’m not opening it until a deal is signed.” Iran previously said it would open the critical waterway for energy supplies to international shipping, but reversed that decision in light of Trump’s refusal to follow suit.

Details about the next negotiating session, expected to take place in Pakistan, started to came into focus on Monday. Iran is also sending a team, according to people familiar with the plans who declined to be identified, although it is not clear who would lead the delegation. Earlier, Tehran said it was hesitant to participate in further peace talks with the US.
Today's show features:
Jeff Mason, Bloomberg News Washington and White Correspondent on his conversation with President Trump & Stuart Paul, Bloomberg Economics US and Canada Economist to Preview Kevin Warsh Hearing
Rich Weiss, American Century Investments Chief Investment Officer of Multi-Asset Strategies
Dina Bass, Bloomberg News AI Infrastructure Reporter on Google Bets on New AI Chips
Kabir Nath, CEO at Compass Pathways, on President Trump Signs EO to Ease Psychedelic-tied Therapies Access

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US President Donald Trump said he&rsquo;s not likely to extend the two-week ceasefire with Iran, increasing the urgency for negotiators to conclude a deal to end the war.
Trump said in a Monday phone interview that the truce, which he announced April 7, expires on &ldquo;Wednesday evening Washington time&rdquo; &mdash; possibly buying more time for negotiations. But the president also said it&rsquo;s &ldquo;highly unlikely that I&rsquo;d extend it&rdquo; if no deal is reached before then.
&ldquo;I&rsquo;m not going to be rushed into making a bad deal. We&rsquo;ve got all the time in the world,&rdquo; the president said.In the interview, Trump reiterated that the Strait of Hormuz would stay blockaded for now, saying &ldquo;the Iranians desperately want it opened. I&rsquo;m not opening it until a deal is signed.&rdquo; Iran previously said it would open the critical waterway for energy supplies to international shipping, but reversed that decision in light of Trump&rsquo;s refusal to follow suit.
Details about the next negotiating session, expected to take place in Pakistan, started to came into focus on Monday. Iran is also sending a team, according to people familiar with the plans who declined to be identified, although it is not clear who would lead the delegation. Earlier, Tehran said it was hesitant to participate in further peace talks with the US. Today's show features:
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<li>Jeff Mason, Bloomberg News Washington and White Correspondent on his conversation with President Trump &amp; Stuart Paul, Bloomberg Economics US and Canada Economist to Preview Kevin Warsh Hearing</li>
<li>Rich Weiss, American Century Investments Chief Investment Officer of Multi-Asset Strategies</li>
<li>Dina Bass, Bloomberg News AI Infrastructure Reporter on Google Bets on New AI Chips</li>
<li>Kabir Nath, CEO at Compass Pathways, on President Trump Signs EO to Ease Psychedelic-tied Therapies Access</li>
</ul>

Trump Aims to Seal Iran Deal, Says Truce Extension Unlikely

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The consumer price index has risen quickly since early 2020, with some categories seeing steeper price increases, making it hard for consumers to avoid feeling swindled. Quince, an online retailer, has found success by selling low-cost "luxury" goods, cutting out middlemen, and using data analysis and close relationships with manufacturers to keep prices low.

Amanda Mull, Bloomberg Businessweek Senior Reporter writes how Quince's approach to logistics, shipping merchandise directly from manufacturers to customers, has enabled the company to undercut competitors' prices and achieve efficiency unheard of among large apparel retailers.

The consumer price index has risen quickly since early 2020, with some categories seeing steeper price increases, making it hard for consumers to avoid feeling swindled. Quince, an online retailer, has found success by selling low-cost "luxury" goods, cutting out middlemen, and using data analysis and close relationships with manufacturers to keep prices low. Amanda Mull, Bloomberg Businessweek Senior Reporter writes how Quince's approach to logistics, shipping merchandise directly from manufacturers to customers, has enabled the company to undercut competitors' prices and achieve efficiency unheard of among large apparel retailers.

Quince’s $50 Cashmere, Supply Chain Savvy Beat E-Commerce Curse

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