Erin Delmore

Erin Delmore, North America business correspondent based in New York, discusses a recent appeals court ruling that allows Trump to maintain his tariffs, amidst ongoing legal challenges. The conversation also highlights the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, showcasing the struggles faced by civilians. Delmore adds a thrilling twist with the tale of a Chinese paraglider's shocking 27,000-foot flight, blending peril with adventure. Tune in for insights on these intertwined global issues impacting trade, conflict, and remarkable human stories.

Dharshini David, the Deputy Economics Editor, and Erin Delmore, North America Business Correspondent, dive into the turbulence caused by Trump's latest tariff announcements. They discuss the dramatic impacts on global markets and the challenges faced by American farmers and businesses like Nike and Apple. The duo also explores the bond market's shifts, the pressure on the U.S. Central Bank, and the intricate dance of U.S.-China trade relations. Plus, they reveal how these tariffs are shaping voter sentiment and broader economic dynamics.

Kerry Leahy, an economist at Columbia University, and Erin Delmore, a North America business correspondent, delve into the implications of Donald Trump's massive finance bill, especially for poorer Americans reliant on government support. They explore recent legislative impacts on economic stability, job growth in various sectors, and the potential fatigue with superhero films, like Superman’s resurgence. Plus, they discuss the financial surge associated with Oasis's reunion tour, revealing the deep emotional connections fans have with their beloved band.

In this discussion, Erin Delmore, BBC North America business correspondent, and Stephanie Hegarty, BBC population correspondent, dive into the monumental wealth transfer from baby boomers to millennials. They highlight the generational tensions and stereotypes that shape perceptions of financial equity. Delmore and Hegarty explore the impact of inherited wealth on socioeconomic divides, the shifting investment priorities of millennials, and the evolving family dynamics surrounding financial conversations. A fascinating look at wealth's effect on future generations!

BBC's cyber correspondent Joe Tidy and North America business correspondent Erin Delmore discuss the downfall of Sam Bankman-Fried and the implications for the crypto industry. They explore FTX's bankruptcy and accusations of fraud and money laundering. The podcast dives into the evolution of cryptocurrencies, societal issues, and the challenges faced in adopting digital currencies.