McKenzie DeGroot Segment Producer McKenzie is a Segment Producer at Yahoo Finance for its live shows The First Trade and YFi AM. She formerly interned at MSG Networks and NBC Universal while studying at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. Most Recent 'Patriotic' millionaires hit Trump on taxes, call for reform: Americans won't 'put up with this system' As Election Day draws closer, tax fairness has surfaced as an issue — with Americans finding an unlikely ally in a group of wealthy advocates. TikTok's abrupt end would send a 'chill to the boardroom': IMD Business prof Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says the U.S. plans to restrict U.S. access to the Chinese-owned apps TikTok and WeChat on Sunday night on national security and data privacy grounds. IMD Business School LEGO Professor of Management and Innovation Howard Yu told Yahoo Finance’s On the Move that there’s a “lack of security experts’ opinions weighing in” on the situation. 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Here's 'the problem' with the IRS coronavirus tax filing extension, one expert says As the coronavirus escalates across the United States, businesses and individuals are concerned with how this will affect their taxes, despite the deadline being extended to July 15. ‘The rest of the world needs to look at what’s happening here:’ Strategist in Italy Lenore Hawkins, chief macro strategist at Tematica, joined Yahoo FInance’s On the Move to provide a first-hand account of what’s happening in Italy. “The rest of the world needs to look at what's happening here,” she said. Why getting more women on corporate boards 'just makes economic sense' Women on Board, a non-profit which aims to get women more seats in the boardroom, is partnering with leading private equity firms to make that goal a reality. Cassie Nielsen, vice president of talent at VMG Partners, joins On the Move to discuss. The Golden State Warriors CFO wants more women in the C-Suite The NBA is one of the most diverse leagues in U.S. professional sports, but Golden State Warriors CFO Jennifer Cabalquinto wants this to expand beyond the court — with more women in the C-suite. 'The difference between Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders,' according to former FDIC chair Sheila Bair Sen. Elizabeth Warren has a reputation for, along with Sen. Bernie Sanders being one of the most left-leaning of the Democratic presidential candidates. But former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair has recently been making a “Republican case for Elizabeth Warren.” Jillian Michaels on controversial Lizzo comments: 'Health is health' Jillian Michaels is known for her health and wellness expertise, but recently caught some backlash over her comments about singer Lizzo. She joins On the Move to discuss. 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