2025-06-25
49 分钟This is Andrew Peach with Business Matters from the BBC.
Good to have your company.
Today, NATO leaders in the Netherlands as the summit centred on increasing defence spending begins.
The Muslim socialists shaking up New York's mayoral election.
This is a city where one in four of its people are living in poverty.
A city where 500,000 kids go to sleep hungry every night.
And protesters in Venice are claiming a win after a last-minute change of venue for the opulent wedding of the Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his fiancée Lauren Sanchez.
We are not opposing the wedding.
What we are opposing is a multibillionaire can buy Venice for a few days.
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Throughout the hour, I'm joined by two guests on opposite sides of the world.
Kimberley Adams is with Marketplace in Washington.
Hi, Kimberley.
Hey there.
Good to have you here.
David Kuo, co-founder of The Smart Investor, live from Singapore.
Hi, David.
Morning, Andrew.