Wednesday's podcasts stories
WATCH: BofA's Brian Moynihan, Sen. Bill Hagerty join Axios House DC
On July 14 and 15, tune in to livestream conversations from Axios House DC in Washington, D.C., where top policymakers, business executives and industry leaders will explore the ideas, investments and policies shaping America's future. Across two mornings of programming, Axios journalists will lead discussions on U.S. competitiveness, innovation, trade, energy, finance and leadership as the nation looks toward its next 250 years.
Wednesday, July 15 – News Shapers
On July 15 at 8:00am ET, tune in to conversations from Washington, D.C. with leaders shaping the future of business, finance and public policy. Axios journalists Mike Allen, Nathan Bomey and Courtenay Brown will speak with Bank of America Chair and CEO Brian Moynihan, Washington Commanders President Mark Clouse, Gallup Global Managing Partner Joe Daly and Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-Tenn.) about leadership, the economy and the issues influencing the nation's future.
Tuesday, July 14 – Building America's Competitive Advantage
On July 14 at 8:00am ET, tune in to conversations from Washington, D.C. exploring how the U.S. can strengthen its competitive advantage through innovation, investment and global leadership. Axios journalists Courtenay Brown, Colin Demarest, Ben Geman, Mike Allen, Nathan Bomey and Neil Irwin will speak with U.S. Trade Representative Amb. Jamieson Greer, NYSE Group President Lynn Martin, CFTC Chairman Michael Selig, Kalshi co-founder and CEO Tarek Mansour, Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-N.Y.), Ford Executive Chair Bill Ford, Southern Company Chairman, President and CEO Chris Womack, Zillow Group CEO Jeremy Wacksman and Northrop Grumman Chair, CEO and President Kathy Warden about the policies and investments shaping America's economic future.
Exclusive: Trade Rep. Greer pushes Europe to ease tech regulation
Europe must take "concrete actions" to rein in its enforcement of laws that disproportionately hit American tech companies, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said at Axios House D.C. on Tuesday.
Why it matters: At stake is who gets to write the rules for the world's dominant tech companies — Washington or Brussels — and Greer wants America to lead the way on how its companies operate.