Lindsey Jacobson

New York

Supervising Producer at CNBC

Supervising Producer @CNBC. I cover #Markets #Politics & #ClimateMigration. Previously @ABC News. It’s not in the paper, it’s on the wall.

Articles

Why Americans are delaying parenthood and the government can't stop it

1 week ago | cnbc.com | Charlotte Morabito |Lindsey Jacobson

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Why the U.S. government can't convince Americans to have more kids

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Charlotte Morabito |Lindsey Jacobson |Jason Reginato

7 hours agoAs parents know all too well, child care can be almost prohibitively expensive. U.S. families spend up to $15,600 a year on day care — and that’s for just one child — according to a 2024 analysis of 2022 data, the most recent available, by the U.S. Labor Department. The federal government helps …
Tariffs could signal decline of American influence in the world: Robert Reich

2 weeks ago | cnbc.com | Lindsey Jacobson

Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich warned that the tariffs from President Donald Trump's economic policy agenda could signal the end of American influence in the world. In a recent episode of "The Bottom Line," Reich, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, said when global investors, including Americans, started pulling their money out of Treasury bills and away from U.S. dollars after the tariffs were announced, America's standing in the world may have wavered.
Tariffs could signal decline of American influence in the world: Robert Reich

2 weeks ago | nbcdfw.com | Lindsey Jacobson

Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich warned that the tariffs from President Donald Trump's economic policy agenda could signal the end of American influence in the world. In a recent episode of "The Bottom Line," Reich, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, said when global investors, including Americans, started pulling their money out of Treasury bills and away from U.S. dollars after the tariffs were announced, America's standing in the world may have wavered.
Tariffs could signal decline of American influence in the world: Robert Reich

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Lindsey Jacobson

3 hours agoAmid Trump’s ongoing tariff war among almost all the nations under the sun, the United States of America has rejected Indian mangoes. Fifteen mango shipments from the country to the USA have been rejected by the American authorities across various airports. Some of these ports include Los Angeles, …
Inside the world's largest 3D printed community

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Diana Olick |Lisa Rizzolo |Carlos Waters |Lindsey Jacobson |Jason Reginato

4 hours agoTesla has reportedly yet to start testing its robotaxi service in Austin without a safety driver behind the wheel – just weeks before the planned launch. For months now, Tesla and CEO Elon Musk have been hyping the launch of “Tesla Robotaxi”, a Uber-like ride-hailing service powered by autonomous …
In U.S.-China trade war, India could be a winner: Market analyst Gary Shilling

1 month ago | cnbc.com | Lindsey Jacobson

Market analyst Gary Shilling says the U.S. trade war with China is pushing him to look more closely at investments in India. In a recent episode of "The Bottom Line," Shilling highlighted a few reasons he's bullish on India. Shilling noted that India is a democracy that inherited its legal system from the British. The English language is widely used, which is "pretty handy in today's world," Shilling said.
How China is retaliating against Trump's tariffs

1 month ago | cnbc.com | Carlos Waters |Lindsey Jacobson

China's leverage in U.S. trade negotiations extends beyond tariff rate increasesPresident Trump's campaign to increase tariff rates on imports targets China in particular. In response, China's leaders have levied higher duties on imports of U.S.-sourced products. China has also identified U.S. companies to blacklist and limited access to rare earth elements, which enable many modern technologies.
Gary Shilling: Disruptions from tariffs will put U.S. in recession

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Lindsey Jacobson |Andrea Miller |Merritt Enright

1 hour agoTrump Town Hall Audience Literally Bursts Out Laughing Over 1 Very Unlikely ClaimThe president took what he called "the toughest question" on Wednesday night.
Disruptions from tariffs will put U.S. in recession

1 month ago | cnbc.com | Lindsey Jacobson

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