Listen 🎧: US government regulators are investigating whether self-driving trucking company TuSimple defrauded investors by sharing its technology with a Chinese startup. Heather Somerville joins Zoe Thomas with more. wsj.com/podcasts/tech-…

Listen 🎧: Ahead of the midterms, some Republicans running for statewide office in battleground states are proposing changes that could impact future elections. Catherine Lucey joins Annmarie Fertoli to discuss.

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Listen 🎧: Voters are giving Republicans a late boost in support ahead of next week’s U.S. midterm elections, a new Wall Street Journal poll finds. Aaron Zitner joins Luke N. Vargas with more. wsj.com/podcasts/whats…

Listen ✈️ 'Cheap' airfares aren't so cheap anymore, but The Wall Street Journal's #travel columnist Dawn Gilbertson joins host @JRWhalen with tips on saving $$$ on tickets, and fees. on.wsj.com/3h0ZTpf

Listen 🎧: At Starbucks, efforts to expand unionization have slowed. Heather Haddon joins Annmarie Fertoli to discuss what's behind the shift and what it means for the company and its workers.

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🎧: Benjamin Netanyahu could be on the verge of a political comeback as voters head to the polls on Tuesday. Dov Lieber tells Luke N. Vargas after repeated elections, few issues are left to be debated, leaving voter turnout as the main thrust of the campaign. wsj.com/podcasts/whats…

Listen 🎧: Elon Musk is now the owner of Twitter. But many questions remain about his plans for the platform, and his strategy going forward. Jason Dean joins Annmarie Fertoli to discuss what we know so far.

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The key to the future of medicine might be something you learned about in high school biology: cells. On The Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything podcast, Alex Ossola speaks to Siddhartha Mukherjee about his new book and why the cell is critical to treating disease.

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Listen 🎧: Elon Musk has completed his takeover of Twitter and fired several of its top executives, according to people familiar with the matter. Dan Strumpf joins Luke N. Vargas to explain how Musk might set out to change the social-media company. wsj.com/podcasts/whats…

Listen 🎧: U.S., Europe, and China are facing slowdowns and a lack of international cooperation could pose new risks. Senior writer Jon Hilsenrath joins Annmarie Fertoli to discuss.

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Listen 🎧: Apple is at the center of two big shifts in tech: privacy rules that have shaken the digital ad market & Europe’s move toward a common charging standard for devices. The Wall Street Journal’s Joanna Stern spoke with Apple execs about that and more at #wsjtechlive . wsj.com/podcasts/tech-…

🎧: A financial alliance formed to direct trillions of dollars into the green energy transition has become embroiled by infighting. Amrith Ramkumar joins Luke N. Vargas to explain why some banks now regret joining GFANZ and what it means for the planet. wsj.com/podcasts/whats…

🎧: The economy is top of mind for many voters. But Democrats have largely been focusing on other issues. Now, some are urging the party to shift its messaging. But would it be too little too late? Ken Thomas joins Annmarie Fertoli to discuss.

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Listen 🎧: Ride-hailing is facing a lot of challenges: Fares are up, drivers are in short supply, and the prospect of a recession looms. Lyft’s co-founder told The Wall Street Journal's Jamie Heller that is why his company is sticking with its core business. #wsjtechlive wsj.com/podcasts/tech-…

🎧: After a long stretch of record-high rents, American rental demand has dropped to its lowest point since 2009. Will Parker has been tracking rent prices and softening apartment demand - he joins Luke N. Vargas with an update on the rental landscape.
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Listen 🎧: With two weeks to go before the U.S. midterm elections, we visit a Congressional district in Pennsylvania where immigration has become a key issue. Daniella Cheslow reports from Wilkes-Barre. Annmarie Fertoli hosts.

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Listen 🎧: Semiconductor companies are grappling with economic turmoil and steep competition. Can the U.S. Chips Act and a push for domestic production help? Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger speaks with thorold barker at the The Wall Street Journal's Tech Live conference. #wsjtechlive wsj.com/podcasts/tech-…

Listen 🎧 The #StudentLoan forgiveness plan is on hold while courts sort out lawsuits. What does that mean for your student debt? The Wall Street Journal's Gabe Gabe Rubin joins @JRWhalen with the scoop. on.wsj.com/3f1PGZ1

With more workers returning to the office, many are getting a unique opportunity to reset their relationships. Friedman Brain Institute’s Dr. Daniela Schiller tells The Wall Street Journal’s As We Work podcast that impressions – first or second – are all about being genuine. on.wsj.com/3SAZiaT