[CC may contain inaccuracies] Talk about Thailand. Certainly that's really come front and center. When you look at business sentiment, you look at the markets where, in that hole that equity markets are in.The constitutional court suspending the prime minister while it reviews this petition seeking her permanent removal over alleged ethical misconduct. Let's bring in Patpicha Tanakasempipat, our bureau reporter in Bangkok, for us to get us through what the latest is today. This seems to be a very fast movin ...

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at George Washington University and joins us live this morning. I guess, Professor Dallek, the big question right now is these things strike at our core as a country. We don't have violence when it comes to politics.What exactly can this do one way or another, if anything, to the confidence of the American economy and financial markets. >> Yeah. Well, first of all, it's hard to know exactly how violence affects the economy.I think in the moment we're in, though, the instability of the last six months and fr ...

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If you've just taken the top job, Nissan's new CEO Ivan Espinosa has some advice for you.Espinosa steps into the role at a turbulent time for the global auto industry — with slowing EV sales, intensifying competition from China, and new tariffs threatening profits."Keep the optimism up, because the environment is very tough, and you don't want to get overwhelmed," Espinosa told CNBC on Wednesday. "If you get overwhelmed, you can paralyze — and paralysis is not what you need in the current environment. You n ...