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Recording on any radio station within a 50-mile radius station. thats a noncompete pulled from an old radio contract of mine. it would have kept me unemployed for six months. i thought i had to. i also thought it was the cost of being a radio host or a television personality. but like the president, i have since come to realize that noncompetes are much more pervasive than just among media folk. those 30 million americans that the president referenced in his state of thedownon include ceos and c...

The most hawkish response has carried the day. i like to continually ask these questions to take everybodys pulse lets see where it goes today should u.s. military aid continue to grow increditly, swiftly, or not at all. up ahead, its the biggest weekend part sports gambling. but what if instead of betting on the eagles taking on in overtime, you can bet on whether the gop will retake the senate. its technically illegal, but my next guest found a work around. and the frrl to change jobs. why...

Confined to one state or the other. so if we want to see the important impacts, and they are important, we estimate that wages could increase by $300 billion if nonkcompete clauses were banned. if we the to see those impacts for workers, we have to ban them. >> this is a complicated aspect, but i have to get it in. intellectual property rights. isnt that a justification for maintaining nonkcompete agreements? we dont want the you to take our information. >> that is a justification we hear from e...

The ftcs office ol sit pl planning. nice to see you. in what profession have you been most surprised to find there are noncompetes? >> well, as you say, theres a lot of people who are subject to these clauses. think about people in the board room, folks who might have access to confidential information, but honestly, to my mind, hairstylists, as you say, construction workers, security guards. we had a case about security guards subject to a noncompete not to work within 100 miles of their job si...

State or the other. so if we really want to see the important impacts, and i should say they are important, we estimate that wages could increase by $250 to $300 billion if noncompete clauses were banned. we want to see those kind of impacts for workers. >> elizabeth, this is a complicated aspect, but i have to get it in. intellectual property rights. isnt that a justification for maintaining noncompete agreements? we dont want you to go across town and take our proprietary information. >> that ...

Within a 50-mile radius of station. that is a noncompete pulled from an old radio contract of mine. it would have kept me unemployed for six months, and i fwagreed it. i thought i had to. i thought it was the cost of being a radio host or a television personality. but like the president, i have since come to realize that noncompetes are much more pervasive than just among media folk. those 30 million americans that the president referenced in his state of the union include ceos and construction ...

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France, the uk and japan have unanimously agreed to demand that the international olympic committee ban russian and belarusian athletes from the 2024 paris 0lympics. ukraine has already threatened to boycott the games if those athletes are allowed to compete. their president — volodymyr zelensky — has been addressing the gathering before which britains culture secretary lucy frazer said that russian athletes "shouldnt line up alongside team gb and everyone else on the world stage". the inter...

Just illegal entity designed to make sure that capitalism is structured in a way that is delivering on its promise, and so capitalism and corporations, corporations have duties. they are not free to cheat people willy-nilly. theyre not free to take all their money and give it to an executive. thats called fraud. what the president did tonight was anchor the base ideas of capitalism that have guided the american economy when it has been at its strongest, most steve are stable, and most globally c...

Corporations have duties. they are not free to cheat people willy-nilly. theyre not free to take all their money and give it to an executive. thats called fraud. what the president did tonight was anchor the base ideas of capitalism that have guided the american economy when it has been at its strongest, most steve are stable, and most globally competitive, and reminded us that those are things we can have going forward. those are policy solutions, and we can deliver on them in congress. >> one ...