Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street Breakfast, where we cover the top news for investors every morning.

We've made it to Friday the 21st of November. I'm Julie Morgan.

Breakfast and dinner could soon be cheaper. Joby Aviation is suing Archer, and Pepsi is launching a new healthy drink.

President Trump has signed an order rolling back the 40% tariffs on several Brazilian

agricultural products, things like coffee, beef, fruit, and cocoa in an effort to bring down

food prices at home.

He said the move follows progress and talks with Brazil, along with recommendations

for multiple advisors.

The change applies to imports arriving on or after November 13th and could even lead to

refunds for duties that have already been paid.

It's the latest step in the administration's effort to ease grocery costs by cutting tariffs

on key food items. Brazil had been hit with 50% tariffs well above the standard 10% across the

board duty as a way to pressure the country over its prosecution of its former president, a Trump ally.

This is significant given Brazil's role in the global food supply.

It's the world's top coffee exporter and supplies about a third of America's coffee beans.

And the leading exporter of beef, which plays a major role in the U.S. burger supply chain.

Joby Aviation is suing rival Archer Aviation accusing a former employee of taking

confidential information to disrupt Joby's exclusive client partnerships. According to the lawsuit,

Jobi's former U.S. state and local policy head had access to sensitive strategic and technical

information. Joby says he copied

highly valuable files just two days before resigning. Less than three weeks later, a strategic

partner told Joby that Archer approached them using detailed knowledge of their agreement.

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