Making News: Back on National Radio this AM – & More!

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FoxNews.com, Gordon G. Chang, Korn Ferry Institute, Making News, manufacturing, multinational companies, Paul Viollis, Simon Constable, South Korea, taxes, The Laura Ingraham Show, Trade

I’m pleased to announce that I will be appearing on Laura Ingraham’s nationally syndicated radio show this morning.  During the segment, scheduled to start at 10:15 EST, guest host Paul Viollis and I will be discussing the new tax changes and what they mean for the economy.

You can listen live on-line at this link, and as usual, I will post a podcast of the interview as soon as one is available.

In addition, this December 4 blog post on the website of the Korn Ferry Institute featured my views on the odds that manufacturing more locally is becoming a trend among multinational businesses. The Institute’s parent organization is a leading executive search and management consulting firm, and the author, Simon Constable, is a veteran business and economics journalist.

And it was great to be quoted in this November 29 FoxNews.com column by Gordon G. Chang on the future of America’s bilateral trade agreement with South Korea.

Keep checking in with RealityChek for news of upcoming media appearances and other developnents. And Season’s Greetings to all!

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Making News: On Batchelor Show Tonight Talking Trump’s Asia Trip – & More!

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Asia, IndustryToday, Korn Ferry Institute, Lifezette.com, Making News, NAFTA, North American Free Trade Agreement, tax reform, The John Batchelor Show, Trade, Trump, wages

I’m pleased to announce that I am scheduled to return to John Batchelor’s nationally syndicated radio show tonight. The subject of the 9:15 PM EST segment: President Trump’s trip to Asia.

You can listen live on-line here, and as usual, I’ll post a podcast of the interview as soon as one’s available.

In addition, this morning, I was quoted in this Lifezette.com article on what would have been a genuinely game-changing, trade-related provision in the House Republican tax reform plan. I say “would have been,” because later today, the provision was removed. But given how frequently the bill’s contents have been changing, it’s still anyone’s guess whether or not it will be resuscitated sometime down the line.

Yesterday, my recent report on the latest Labor Department data on American wage growth (or lack thereof) was re-posted at IndustryToday.com. You can access it at this link.

And I just discovered that this October 18 post from the Korn Ferry Institute featured my views on the implications for businesses of President Trump’s efforts to rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The Institute is a leading global executive search and management consulting firm.

Keep checking in with RealityChek for news of media appearances and other developments.