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Covid-19 lockdowns continue in China, oil prices fall after the White House’s announcement and more.

April 1, 2022

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Clean energy funds saw inflows in March, after 3 straight months of outflows. Pippa Stevens has the numbers behind where the money’s going and the most popular stocks. Plus: some battery and lithium names to watch.

April 1, 2022

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As fabless manufacturing companies like Apple, Qualcomm and Nvidia took off, TSMC found itself on a flywheel, making more and more of the world’s chips.

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“Unfortunately, we’re still about 20% fewer jobs in the city’s restaurants and bars compared to pre-pandemic levels,” NYC Hospitality Alliance Executive Dir. Andrew Rigie says, adding: “The only thing that’s been certain throughout the pandemic is that everything’s uncertain.”

April 1, 2022

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U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh on discussing unions with Elon Musk : “We talked about the economy and manufacturing… I did ask the question about unionization. He certainly said he’s not opposed to it. He said if the workers were interested, he would love to have those conversations.”

April 1, 2022

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The headline jobs number “reinforces the Fed’s assessment of a solid labor market, and I think this adds further justification for the Fed’s new aggressive pathway to higher interest rates in order to rein in inflation,” Stifel Chief Economist Lindsey Piegza says.

April 1, 2022

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Struggling to keep up with the fast moving world of cryptocurrencies? Now you don’t have to miss a beat. Catch up with CNBC Crypto World.

April 1, 2022

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“This is the biggest challenge that they’ve had in decades.” Former Fed Governor Randy Kroszner discusses inflation, rising rates and economic progress in the U.S.

April 1, 2022

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“Younger people are realizing that they’ve spent all the money that they got for free from the government,” Stanford University Business Professor David Dodson says, adding: “maybe it’s time to stop sitting on an inner tube drinking beer and go get a job.”

April 1, 2022

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Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle talks about what his airline is doing to manage fuel costs and take a “green” stance on the environment

April 1, 2022

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Covid-19 lockdowns continue in China, oil prices fall after the White House’s announcement and more.

Clean energy funds saw inflows in March, after 3 straight months of outflows. Pippa Stevens has the numbers behind where the money’s going and the most popular stocks. Plus: some battery and lithium names to watch.

As fabless manufacturing companies like Apple, Qualcomm and Nvidia took off, TSMC found itself on a flywheel, making more and more of the world’s chips.

“Unfortunately, we’re still about 20% fewer jobs in the city’s restaurants and bars compared to pre-pandemic levels,” NYC Hospitality Alliance Executive Dir. Andrew Rigie says, adding: “The only thing that’s been certain throughout the pandemic is that everything’s uncertain.”

U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh on discussing unions with Elon Musk : “We talked about the economy and manufacturing… I did ask the question about unionization. He certainly said he’s not opposed to it. He said if the workers were interested, he would love to have those conversations.”

The headline jobs number “reinforces the Fed’s assessment of a solid labor market, and I think this adds further justification for the Fed’s new aggressive pathway to higher interest rates in order to rein in inflation,” Stifel Chief Economist Lindsey Piegza says.

Struggling to keep up with the fast moving world of cryptocurrencies? Now you don’t have to miss a beat. Catch up with CNBC Crypto World.

“This is the biggest challenge that they’ve had in decades.” Former Fed Governor Randy Kroszner discusses inflation, rising rates and economic progress in the U.S.

“Younger people are realizing that they’ve spent all the money that they got for free from the government,” Stanford University Business Professor David Dodson says, adding: “maybe it’s time to stop sitting on an inner tube drinking beer and go get a job.”

Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle talks about what his airline is doing to manage fuel costs and take a “green” stance on the environment