Mar 13, 2019

A go-to doctor for ‘birth tourists’

Boeing faces further backlash over its Max-8 aircraft following a recent crash in Ethiopia, including the prospect of compensating airlines for the grounding of their planes. Dick's Sporting Goods announces it will stop selling guns in 125 more stores. Plus, we talk to one California doctor that has found himself as a go-to physician for Chinese women delivering babies in the United States.

Today's show is sponsored by Amenity Health and EquityZen.

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Dick's Sporting Goods to stop gun sales at 125 stores

by Jack Stewart

Mar 13, 2019

Late last year, the sporting goods retailer stopped selling guns, ammunition and hunting gear at 10 of its 700-plus stores.

The entrance to the Dick's Sporting Goods store in Glendale, California is seen February 28, 2018.

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Providing medical care to 'birth tourists' from China

by Jennifer Pak

Mar 13, 2019

Chinese parents are attracted to U.S. healthcare. An American doctor appreciates their prompt payments.

Dr. Russell Rapoza has helped more than a thousand mothers from China deliver babies.

Courtesy of Dr. Razpoza

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Boeing faces further backlash over its Max-8 aircraft following a recent crash in Ethiopia, including the prospect of compensating airlines for the grounding of their planes. Dick’s Sporting Goods announces it will stop selling guns in 125 more stores. Plus, we talk to one California doctor that has found himself as a go-to physician for Chinese women delivering babies in the United States.

Today’s show is sponsored by Amenity Health and EquityZen.