Supreme Court

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On 4 shows in Markets & Investing this week · 3.1× usual · most on Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

The Supreme Court of the United States is the highest court in the federal judiciary of the United States. It has ultimate appellate jurisdiction over federal cases and state-court cases involving questions of U.S. constitutional or federal law, along with limited original jurisdiction.

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#85new
#208 over 30 days

Share of the conversation

1.6‰
3.1× usual level

2.4‰ of what listeners heard

Reach this week

4 shows
6 episodes · ~518k plays

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Why is it trending?· Last 7 days

Supreme Court cases affect climate liability, trucking, finance, and sports betting

Bloomberg reports the Supreme Court is considering whether state and local governments can sue oil companies over climate-change adaptation costs, with justices discussing whether some claims may proceed.[1][2][3]

Bloomberg’s report says the case could shut down a category of climate-accountability lawsuits, while Justice Brett Kavanaugh questioned who regulates environmental issues and another speaker cited federal-law precedents.[2][3]

Stock Movers links a recent Supreme Court ruling opening trucking brokerage firms to collision lawsuits with industry pressures and RXO’s proposed consolidation deal.[4]

On WSJ’s Take On the Week, Marc Steinberg invoked the Supreme Court’s Dirks case to explain how separate information can cumulatively become material nonpublic information.[5]

Prof G Markets discusses separate Supreme Court-related issues: alleged ties between justices and a jailed banker in Brazil’s institutional crisis, and the Court’s 2018 legalization of sports betting.[6][7]

Sources · 7 moments

  1. 1.
    Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition · Yemen Attacks Houthis; Anthropic Researcher to Testify
    Karen Moscow · Oct 5 · Listen at 4:33 ↗
    “Well, Nathan, the Supreme Court opens its new term with a case that could shield oil and gas companies from claims for billions of dollars being spent by cities cities, counties, and states to adapt to rapidly changing weather patterns. And”
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    Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition · Yemen Attacks Houthis; Anthropic Researcher to Testify
    Nathan Hager · Oct 5 · Listen at 5:19 ↗
    “Amy, thanks. The high court enters its new term with trust in the institution at historic lows. A recent Gallup survey shows just 34% of Americans approve of the high court and only 46% trust its decisions. Conservative Justice Samuel Alito”
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    Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition · Saudi-Led Forces Advance Against Houthis; Dalio Warns of Debt Crisis
    Nathan Hager · Oct 6 · Listen at 5:23 ↗
    “The Supreme Court, Karen, is considering whether to allow state and local lawsuits blaming oil companies for climate change, and several justices suggested they're open to letting at least a narrow class of claims go forward. Bloomberg's Am”
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    Stock Movers · Vaxcyte Surges, Harley Davidson Gains, CH Robinson Drops on News it Will Buy RXO for $5.8 Billion
    Chloe Melley · Oct 5 · Listen at 2:58 ↗
    “essentially now creates a logistics giant, which is a very interesting move given the pressures on the shipping industry and the freight industry right now. We've had, of course, record high Diesel prices really weighing on the sector. Ther”

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