First Timer Turkey Cooking Tips; MTA’s $12B Pitch; Dow’s 30K Milestone
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 30,000 for the first time ever, putting the index up 62% from its pandemic lows in March. The MTA, the biggest public transportation network in the country, is asking the federal government for $12 billion in aid as it struggles to recuperate from low ridership amid the pandemic. Chairman and CEO Patrick Foye explains why the $12B isn’t just for NYC, but for the entire U.S. economy. Plus, first time cooking a turkey this holiday? The Butterball Turkey Talk Line has you covered; in CNBC’s holiday tradition, a supervisor of the home cook hotline shares tips for cooking your holiday turkey, however and wherever you’re cooking.
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