Is the U.S. Still the Engine of the Global Economy?

The video covers various topics including the WHO's declaration of Nigeria being Ebola-free, the Pentagon's involvement in health protocols, and the CDC's protocol changes. It also discusses financial updates from Apple and IBM, the impact of Brazil's elections on its economy, and the role of the US economy in global markets.

What was the main criticism of the CDC's protocol during the Ebola outbreak?

• It was not approved by the World Health Organization.

• It was too strict and unnecessary.

• It did not cover all parts of the skin.

• It was more comprehensive than Doctors Without Borders.

Why did IBM's shares drop significantly?

• They announced a new product line.

• They increased their workforce unexpectedly.

• They abandoned their 2015 EPS forecast.

• They reported higher than expected earnings.

What has been the general sentiment of investors during the Brazilian elections?

• Preference for any candidate other than Dilma.

• Indifference to the election outcome.

• Optimism about economic growth.

• Support for Dilma Rousseff.

What is a major challenge faced by Petrobras according to the discussion?

• Lack of government intervention.

• Excessive government intervention.

• High employee turnover.

• Low international demand.

How is the US economy described in relation to the global economy?

• As the sole engine of the global economy.

• As completely independent from global influences.

• As one of several engines, pulling less weight.

• As the weakest link in the global economy.