Tutoring tech! China's clampdown extends to online education, stocks plunge. Mandate mayhem! Protests across Europe as new vaccine rules are enforced. Tokyo turnaround? The Olympic medals flow for Japan as TV ratings soar.

Tutoring tech! China's clampdown extends to online education, stocks plunge. Mandate mayhem! Protests across Europe as new vaccine rules are enforced. Tokyo turnaround? The Olympic medals flow for Japan as TV ratings soar.

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First Move with Julia Chatterley

China's clampdown extends to online education, stocks plunge. Protests across Europe as new vaccine rules are enforced. The Olympic medals flow for Japan as TV ratings soar.

The FBI searches former President Donald Trump's home. We discuss the political implications and the legal message conveyed. Plus: Meme stocks surge again. And: Another look at US CPI.

The FBI searches former President Donald Trump's home. We discuss the political implications and the legal message conveyed. Plus: Meme stocks surge again. And: Another look at US CPI.

Behind the FBI's raid on Mar-a-Lago

The US Senate passes President Biden's $750 billion climate change and health care bill, but will it help bring down inflation? Plus: SoftBank's Vision Fund posts a $20+ billion quarterly loss due to the poor performance of growth stocks. And: China extends live fire drills around Taiwa, its biggest show of force in that area in decades.

The US Senate passes President Biden's $750 billion climate change and health care bill, but will it help bring down inflation? Plus: SoftBank's Vision Fund posts a $20+ billion quarterly loss due to the poor performance of growth stocks. And: China extends live fire drills around Taiwa, its biggest show of force in that area in decades.

Behind Biden's big win

In what can only be described as stunningly strong employment data, the US added 528,000 jobs in July, far exceeding analysts' expectations. Will the new numbers ease concerns of an imminent recession? And what effect will this have on markets, not to mention the Federal Reserve?

In what can only be described as stunningly strong employment data, the US added 528,000 jobs in July, far exceeding analysts' expectations. Will the new numbers ease concerns of an imminent recession? And what effect will this have on markets, not to mention the Federal Reserve?

China's clampdown extends to online education, stocks plunge. Protests across Europe as new vaccine rules are enforced. The Olympic medals flow for Japan as TV ratings soar.

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