'If that trial were taking place today, it would clearly be a miscarriage of justice in terms of a guilty man being acquitted.'
Loyola Law School Professor Stanley Goldman on O.J. Simpson's murder trial following the former football player's death.

'If we continue with hot inflation prints, which we probably will for some time, there's a risk that the Fed will not only not cut rates but will increase it.'
Allianz Chief Economic Adviser Mohamed A. El-Erian on the latest uptick in U.S. inflation with Julia Chatterley and Richard Quest.

'One of the biggest concerns is...their comments about the long-term. What do we have to worry about 10, 15, 20 years from now about the stability of the fuselage? That doesn't sound like good engineering.'
Aviation Expert Shawn Pruchnicki on the Boeing whistleblower claims.

'You imagine these moments as a kid, and when they actually happen, it's like 'Woah.''
Singer-Songwriter RAYE discusses her journey to stardom: her passion for performing, her love of songwriting, and her belief in always following her gut with Julia Chatterley.

'We think the Fed could potentially start cutting interest rates in June...It's going to receive more reports on inflation, wages and first quarter GDP. It's too early to start changing views on timing.'
The Conference Board's Chief Economist Dana Peterson on future rate cuts.

Art Hogan, chief market strategist for B. Riley Financial, explains why Thursday's U.S. markets slide might be healthy in the long run.

'What I did during the last three-and-a-half years was diversify into not just other export markets but also build a strong foothold into the domestic Australian market.'
Octtava Wines Owner Nikki Palun on how she restructured her brand in the wake of Chinese wine tariffs.

Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. Managing Director Colin Rusch shares his predictions for Tesla following its drop in first quarter sales.

Forbes Senior Editor Chase Peterson-Withorn breaks down the magazine's freshly released list of billionaires.

UC Berkeley's Michael Reich breaks down the impact that California's increased minimum wage rate for fast food workers will have on consumers and corporations in this space.

'People have very little belief that 36% [inflation] is going to be achieved by the end of the year. Confidence in the program is weak.'
Selva Demiralp, an economics professor at Koç University in Istanbul, on Turkey's economic crisis off the back of Sunday's local elections.

'Russia is using every possible channel to influence public opinion in the European Union. They are using disinformation.'
European Commission Vice President Věra Jourová discusses the Czech government's closure of a Moscow-backed website.

Richard Quest learns about the demographics of Eurostar's passengers and its 'open hub' strategy over lunch with the railway's CEO Gwendoline Cazenave.

'It's no doubt they have to sort out their issues...We have concerns on delivery going forward. We know the production rate...is way too low, and I think it will continue to be for a while.'
Norwegian Air Shuttle CEO Geir Karlsen on Boeing's recent production shortcomings.

'We have rules for how people are able to sell you on investments...At a minimum, these companies should have to follow the law, and many of them are not.'
Author and former actor Ben McKenzie on Sam Bankman-Fried's 25-year prison sentence for crypto fraud.

Richard Quest gets the full Eurostar dining experience while he picks the brain of its CEO, Gwendoline Cazenave, about the railway's identity and its involvement in the Paris 2024 Olympics.

The chair of Health Metrics Sciences at the University of Washington, Dr. Christopher Murray, breaks down recent fertility rate declines and dives into their potential economic impact.

University of Rhode Island's Dennis Nixon breaks down the web of liability claims surrounding Baltimore's bridge collapse on Tuesday.

Nissan Americas Chair Jérémie Papin discusses signs of growing demand for electric vehicles and his company's aim to launch 30 new models by 2026, with half of them electric.

Center for Maritime Strategy's John D. McCown breaks down regional shipping logistics and how they will adapt to the shocking collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland.