The Business News Headlines 1 November 2018

We were told today that the talks with China went well. How well and the details we don't know but just that small bit of hope sent the markets up. Who says we don't live in a global economy. Some of the stores you'll here today:

• Google employees walk off the job at locations all across the globe;
• Sears to license manufacturing of some key name brands to third parties;
• The White House says the federal minimum wage is a bad idea;
• The sad story of farming in America this time it's the dairy industry;
• Voting has already happened on Wall Street and there is a big surprise;
• What happened today on Wall Street and why.

In for The Interview is the principal of Valley West High School in West Des Moines, Iowa. Recently the Jewish Community Relations Commission offered yet another of their lecture series and this time it deals with implicit bias.  What is it, how to combat it, what it means for education and business and finally how do we control our own bias.  David Maxwell is here for The Interview