In your view, how should we be measuring progress as these meetings are underway. You know, it's a great question. And in some cases you have to measure progress based on what is President Trump done since the inauguration in terms of his foreign policy successes, where he's had several conflicts come to resolution, his domestic successes, and without putting himself into a position of strength as he's done, it would have been terribly challenging to have that first meeting with Putin.I found that first mee ...

Guys, I wanted to uh diverge into activism for a Faber report uh this morning. Haven't gotten to it, but it's involving Metronic and of course the most active of activists, the most important activists that we have uh which is Elliot. Um and they were here uh they are there and there's already been change on the board.Two new independent directors have been appointed uh by Metronic, which by the way reported earnings as well this morning. Um uh they are both uh with significant uh experience are these gentl ...

Can you give us some context into how we've seen the relationship between these two leaders evolve. Because in the three months we saw President Trump grow frustrated with Vladimir Putin even setting a deadline for him to come to the negotiating table. Absolutely.Well, it seems that President Trump believes that he has a special report, relationship with Vladimir Putin during his first term. He was on record saying nice things about Putin and generally he avoids criticizing him. And that was his conviction ...

Let's talk more about tariffs, the Fed, what it all means for the market and the setup. We are joined here at Post9 by Newberger Berman private wealth managing director Holly Newman Croft. Welcome back.It's great to have you. >> Great to be here. Thank you.>> So, it's been sort of this steady strength for most of summer. How does that set us up for the fourth quarter. I know since April 8th, since the market lows, all we've seen is a march upward.The S&P is up 30% since then. The Magnificent 7 up 50%. what ...

Welcome to Yahoo Finance's flagship show, The Morning Brief. I'm Julie Hyman. Let's get to the three things you need to know today.First up, US stock features little change this morning after closing out flat in Monday's trading session. Investors in wait and see mode ahead of the Fed's meeting in Jackson Hole, where traders will search for clues on the central bank's plans for interest rates. Plus, Home Depot out with its earnings results.The world's largest home improvement company posting disappointing s ...

Welcome back. The next big real estate opportunity could come from senior living as the industry is on the cusp of a demand boom, especially specifically a baby boom. Let's get to Diana with this week's property play.Hey Diana. Hey Carl. Yeah, more than 4 million boomers will hit 80 in the next 5 years and occupancy at senior living communities is hitting new highs.I sat down with the CEO of Ventas, a senior living REIT with a $ 31 billion market cap. You can see the stock up about 14% year-to date. Deb Kaf ...

"Giving everyone AI won’t magically change how we work—because the real challenge isn’t the tech, it’s us.” In this thought-provoking clip, Conor Grennan breaks down why behavior change—not just access to AI—is the key to unlocking its full potential. Drawing a sharp analogy between AI and a treadmill, he explains why simply having the tool isn’t enough. Plus, hear his take on a powerful quote from Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman about how AI is learning to speak our language—and why that changes everythi ...

[Applause] Do you know there's a little person living in your head. I'm not kidding. It is in your head all the time.It is there when you wake up and when you go to sleep. Now let me tell you an interesting article I read about inner voices. It says when you read silently your brain does tricks on you.It feels like someone is actually whispering to you. It sounds so real that it feels someone is actually reading to you. Now this is your inner voice.It happened to you before. For example, you heard a very ca ...

[Applause] [Music] Hello everyone. I think it's important to start a little bit about who I am. So I'm currently a film student here at DC and so something like a story is really valuable to me. And so today I kind of want to start start talking a little bit about an original story.However, this is not quite where my this story begins. This story actually began last year when I first wanted to make a TEDex speech and I didn't quite meet the deadline because I felt like I didn't come up with something creati ...

[Applause] I want you to all think of time when you want to say no but said yes. I know I have and I think most of us here had to. We live in a world that glorifies yes.Yes to extra work, yes to giving up your money and yes to waiting your turn. But every underserved yes is valid no to peace, time and priorities. I had a similar experience with one of my hobbies. In one of my performances, there was a part of choreography that I really like.I was talking to in the front, but the coach put me at the back. I ...