Isa Soares is live from London. Here are the top business news stories today!

Tokyo troubles! On the eve of the Tokyo Olympics, the Opening Ceremony is thrown into disarray. Covid cost – a warning on the economic impact on vaccine inequality. Pump but don’t dump! Elon Musk explains why he wants bitcoin to succeed.

It’s Thursday, let’s make a move.

Isa Soares is live from London. Here are the top business news stories today!
Tokyo troubles! On the eve of the Tokyo Olympics, the Opening Ceremony is thrown into disarray. Covid cost &ndash; a warning on the economic impact on vaccine inequality. Pump but don&rsquo;t dump! Elon Musk explains why he wants bitcoin to succeed.
It&rsquo;s Thursday, let&rsquo;s make a move.

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Director of Olympics Opening Ceremony fired. The economic impact on vaccine inequality. Elon Musk explains why he wants bitcoin to succeed.

Donald Trump says he won't block the release of the Mar-a-Lago search document. We have fresh reports into exactly why federal officials launched Monday's urgent raid. Plus: The fragile truce in the Black Sea allows desperately needed Ukrainian grain to be shipped. We get an update from the deputy minister of agriculture on plans to scale up those exports. And: The head of asset management firms Strive states the company should dump ESG mandates and put profits before politics.

Donald Trump says he won't block the release of the Mar-a-Lago search document. We have fresh reports into exactly why federal officials launched Monday's urgent raid. Plus: The fragile truce in the Black Sea allows desperately needed Ukrainian grain to be shipped. We get an update from the deputy minister of agriculture on plans to scale up those exports. And: The head of asset management firms Strive states the company should dump ESG mandates and put profits before politics.

The war over the warrant

The Producer Price Index, considered a benchmark inflation figure, rose at an annual rate of 9.8% year-over-year in July. While that's still very high, it's significantly lower than the 11.1% increase in June. Combine that with a 0.5% drop in wholesale prices last month and there's reason for optimism that inflation may finally be softening.

The Producer Price Index, considered a benchmark inflation figure, rose at an annual rate of 9.8% year-over-year in July. While that's still very high, it's significantly lower than the 11.1% increase in June. Combine that with a 0.5% drop in wholesale prices last month and there's reason for optimism that inflation may finally be softening.

More encouraging inflation data

New data released today by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics spurs hopes that inflation has finally begun to plateau ... or even slow. Headline consumer prices rose at a year-over-year rate of 8.5% last month. While that's still near a 40-year high, it did ease from the 9.1% level in June. We dig deep into the latest numbers in today's show.

New data released today by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics spurs hopes that inflation has finally begun to plateau ... or even slow. Headline consumer prices rose at a year-over-year rate of 8.5% last month. While that's still near a 40-year high, it did ease from the 9.1% level in June. We dig deep into the latest numbers in today's show.

Director of Olympics Opening Ceremony fired. The economic impact on vaccine inequality. Elon Musk explains why he wants bitcoin to succeed.

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