US shares dropped for the second straight buying and selling session, the Biden administration mentioned it is going to unleash nearly $6bn in further support to Ukraine, and South Korea plans to examine all B737-800 Boeing plane operated by home airways after a passenger jet crashed. Plus, US asset managers are gobbling up enterprise from their European rivals and the nightclub enterprise is in decline.
Talked about on this podcast:
US stocks slip in broad pullback as investors cash in on 2024 gains
US to send Ukraine $6bn in fresh military and budget assistance
South Korea to inspect all Boeing B737-800 aircraft after crash
The relentless advance of American asset managers in Europe
Who killed the rave? Late-night dancing falls into global decline
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