About this episode
Apple sales decline for the second straight quarter, but shares rise in extended trade as the iPhone maker beats on the top and bottom lines with CEO Tim Cook claiming results were "better than we expected". Wall Street trades in the red for a fourth consecutive session with the Dow turning negative for the year as contagion fears are reignited in the regional banking sector. HSBC bosses prepare for their AGM, amid pressure from the lender's biggest shareholder to restructure and spin off its Asian business. We hear from activist investor Ken Lui. The ECB hikes rates by another 25 basis points with inflation still proving sticky. President Christine Lagarde reiterates the central bank's commitment to fighting price pressures. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .