Boeing workers vote on pay offer on Wednesday. Workers downed tools six weeks ago after rejecting initial pay offer. They’ve been offered a 35% pay increase, over the next 4 years. Also, Tesla’s share price jumps after its 3Q results beat market expectations. We hear from Stephen Moore, an economist and an advisor to Donald Trump’s 2016 Presidental campaign. Plus we have a report about migrants on the US/Mexico border. And we hear why France is home to both haute cuisine and fast food. You can contact us on WhatsApp or send us a voicenote: +44 330 678 3033. We would love to hear from you!
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Hello and welcome to Business Matters here on the BBC World Service.
I'm Rahul Tannen.
We're going to talk about Boeing, Tesla, we'll have a look at the US Elections.
The spreadsheet, is it one of the most important inventions we've had of recent times?
And the French, why are they eating so much American fast food?
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elections.
We want to hear what you what concerns you the most about the economy.
We will, as always, have guests from opposite sides of the world.
We have Walter Todd, President and Chief Investment Officer, Greenwood Capital, who's there in South Carolina.
Walter, excited by the US Elections or are you fed up of them already?
I'm pretty fed up.
I'm ready to get them over with, to be quite honest, and see what happens on the other side of it.
Even though you're fed up, we're going to make you talk about quite a lot on the program a bit.
We're going to have another guest who's going to join us a little bit later.