Latest from Nick Esposito

• Dec 29, 2023

  One word to sum up D.C. news this year? Drama

  

  Think of it as a soap opera, only broadcast on C-SPAN. We’re recapping the top economic headlines that came out of the nation’s capital in 2023.

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• Dec 29, 2023

  A year of gains and highs on Wall Street

  

  The S&P is up 25% year to date, while the NASDAQ is up 45%. But can the market rally be sustained?

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• Dec 29, 2023

  Venezuela on high alert

  

  From the BBC World Service: Military exercises ordered by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro are adding to tensions with Guyana over oil-rich territory in the region.

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• Dec 28, 2023

  What’s your financial New Year’s resolution?

  

  When you outline a budget for the new year, don’t forget to include a column for “feelings.”

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• Dec 28, 2023

  Apple Watch sales will resume … for now

  

  A federal agency ordered Apple to stop the sale of some smartwatches right before Christmas because of a patent dispute.

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• Dec 28, 2023

  Major shipping companies return to the Red Sea

  

  From the BBC World Service: CMA CGM and Maersk are returning to the shipping route after recent ship attacks by Houthi rebels.

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• Dec 27, 2023

  Hey, that’s stealing!

  

  The New York Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft over its use of Times content in AI chatbot training.

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• Dec 27, 2023

  The top stuff of 2023

  

  Friendship bracelets, protest signs, Trump’s mugshot: Rob Walker talks what objects shaped the past year.

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• Dec 27, 2023

  Why are shipping companies reconsidering the Red Sea?

  

  From the BBC World Service: The Red Sea remains a dangerous passage for shipping vessels. Plus, a Japanese car maker suspends operations after a major safety scandal.

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• Dec 26, 2023

  U.S. regulators look to boost children’s online privacy

  

  The FTC’s review includes a crackdown on targeted advertising to children and limits to notifications aimed at keeping them online.

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