Trump signs phase one, energy CEO on trade deal, Stitch Fix CEO sits down with Jim Cramer

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Trump signs phase one, energy CEO on trade deal, Stitch Fix CEO sits down with Jim Cramer

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President Trump and the Chinese trade delegation signing phase one of the trade deal…what that means for your money.China agrees to purchase more US energy as part of that deal…we hear from the CEO of Tellurian, a natural gas company, who was in the room.Plus, it’s one of the few tech unicorns that *actually* turns a profit…Jim Cramer sits down with Stitch Fix CEO Katrina Lake to discuss her success.

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