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Welcome to the Horse Lucinor Hospital edition of Slate Money, your guide to the business and finance news of the week.

I'm Felix Salmon of Axios.

I'm joined by Anna Shemansky.

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The woman with much expertise on matters emerging market, those areas of expertise are going to be in high demand this week.

I'm joined by Emily Peck of the Huffington Post.

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Who is going to talk about horses loose in hospitals. We are going to talk about the Fed,

which to no one's surprise failed to raise rates this week, but to the market surprise kind

of signal that it wasn't going to raise rates at all any time soon.

That's a big deal. We are going to talk about PG&E, which is this massive utility company in California, which just declared, well, filed for bankruptcy, I should say, even though it is solvent because climate change. So how on

earth to unravel that is a fascinating question. And also, we are going to talk about the U.S.

Treasury and how it is throwing its weight around in the White House and the Justice Department.

And are we entering a whole era of U.S. hegemony and power

that, likes of which the world has not seen for, oh, decades. It's kind of an, Emily is shaking

her head. Emily is saying that she doesn't think so. We are going to un-tease all of these

things, and we are going to talk about

OFAC because we get to talk about OFAC and that's how nerdy we are.

And we are going to talk about Venezuela because we love to talk about Venezuela on this show.

So if that's not enough of you, we have an entire Slate Plus segment on Facebook's newest and most powerful regulator, which is...

Apple!

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