This week, former New York Federal Reserve president and Bloomberg Opinion columnist Bill Dudley joined to talk about why the Federal Reserve is running out of fire power to fight the economic downturn and why we should not rule out a double-dip recession. Vivien Azer, managing Director and senior Research analyst at Cowen, came on to talk about how this upcoming election is a pivotal moment in the push for legalizing cannabis as states look for innovative ways to make municipal ends meet. Then eBay president and CEO Jamie Iannone joined to react to the company's third quarter earnings and explain his plan to keep their stay-at-home-fueled momentum going and win over Gen Z.

<p>This week, former New York Federal Reserve president and Bloomberg Opinion columnist Bill Dudley joined to talk about why the Federal Reserve is running out of fire power to fight the economic downturn and why we should not rule out a double-dip recession. Vivien Azer, managing Director and senior Research analyst at Cowen, came on to talk about how this upcoming election is a pivotal moment in the push for legalizing cannabis as states look for innovative ways to make municipal ends meet. Then eBay president and CEO Jamie Iannone joined to react to the company's third quarter earnings and explain his plan to keep their stay-at-home-fueled momentum going and win over Gen Z.</p>

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Don't Rule Out a Double-Dip Recession

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