Wintrust Business Lunch 4/1/21: S&P 500 crosses 4,000, trust in technology declines, and Paul Simon sells his entire song catalog to Sony

Segment 1:  Paul Nolte, Partner, Wealth Manager at Kingsview Asset Management, joins John to talk about the possibility of a boom in the economy in Q2, how the economy will react to President Biden’s infrastructure plan and the S&P pushing past 4,000. Segment 2: CNET Senior Reporter Shara Tibken chats about a variety of tech stories including how people’s […]

Segment 1:  Paul Nolte, Partner, Wealth Manager at Kingsview Asset Management, joins John to talk about the possibility of a boom in the economy in Q2, how the economy will react to President Biden’s infrastructure plan and the S&P pushing past 4,000.

Segment 2: CNET Senior Reporter Shara Tibken chats about a variety of tech stories including how people’s trust in tech is at an all-time low, how companies are celebrating April Fools’ Day and what President Biden’s infrastructure plan means for broadband and the digital divide.

Segment 3: Ryan Glynn, owner, Chicago Plants, talks to John about why he decided to start his shop in the midst of a global pandemic and how business has been since he opened last September.

Segment 4: WGN reporter and Crain’s Daily Gist host Amy Guth gives us a round-up of the latest business stories including Paul Simon selling his song catalog and both Honda and GM announcing recalls.

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