Opening Bell: April 13, 2018
Grocery giant Kroger plans to eliminate 3,000 corporate jobs over the next three years, as it restructures operations and expands its use of AI.
From FDIC-backed digital lessons to one-on-one mentorship, McLain Larson is turning the anxiety of aging out into financial autonomy.
Jason Miller, Professor of Supply Chain Management at Michigan State University, explains why stronger regional supply chains are key to buying American.
Ron Kitchens, Managing Partner of Greater St. Louis, Inc., explains how a $125 billion data-center boom could transform the region’s economic future.
Milo’s Tea Chair and CEO Tricia Wallwork discusses the brand’s $1 billion sales milestone, manufacturing expansion, technology and growth strategy.
Tech giants Oracle face a massive AI cash call, needing a combined $7.9 trillion in revenue by 2031 to break even on AI investments.
Melissa Otto, Head of Visible Alpha Research at S&P Global, breaks down record highs, Fed policy, AI spending and what could derail the stock rally.
Shirley Li, Staff Writer at The Atlantic, breaks down Paramount and WBD’s $111 billion merger and what it means for Hollywood, streaming and consumers.
Tony Edward, author and host of the Thinking Crypto podcast, breaks down Bitcoin’s pullback, rate uncertainty, regulation and what could come next.
Matt Berndt, Lead Career Strategist at Indeed, explores AI’s impact on job hunting and why frustrated job seekers are feeling the fatigue.
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