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If no substantial progress is made by tomorrow, the UAW strike could grow. We look at the impact. Then, why do companies "un-public" themselves?
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An expanded strike could hobble carmakers' profit engines
Almost a week into the autoworkers strike, UAW union members and car companies are still far from an agreement. Nova Safo digs into the ripple effects.
Why do companies "un-public" themselves?
There’s been a string of high-profile companies going public recently — Instacart, ARM, Birkenstock. But Toshiba shareholders just did the reverse, selling it to private equity firms for $13.5 billion. What’s behind this trend? Erik Gordon, professor at Michigan’s Ross School of Business, joins to discuss.
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David Brancaccio
Host
Leanna Byrne
Host, BBC
Kelly Silvera
Executive Producer
Meredith Garretson Morbey
Senior Producer
Erika Soderstrom
Producer
Alex Schroeder
Producer
Ariana Rosas
Producer
Dylan Miettinen
Digital Producer
Jesson Duller
Media Producer
Nick Esposito
Media Producer
Nic Perez
Director/Producer
James Graham
Producer, BBC
Jo Critcher
Producer, BBC
Olie D'Albertanson
Producer, BBC
