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This morning, a retired professor at the University of Havana reflects on blackouts, migration, food inflation, and more.
On today’s show: former Fed chair remarks, a new wrinkle in the tariff refund process, and a tool that maps AI policy-making.
What can earnings from retailers like Dollar General and Dollar Tree tell us about how consumers are doing?
This morning, we delve into the growing competition for affordable electric cars.
On today’s show: why one 74-year-old retiree is reentering the job market.
PCE was released this morning and showed that prices were up 3.8% from a year ago in April. What’s that mean for the Fed?
Farmers are dealing with climbing costs for fertilizer, diesel, and labor.
The Office of Personnel Management is proposing a strict new non-disclosure agreement for federal workers. We dig in.
In a survey, J.D. Power found that only about a third of consumers under 40 think they can cover everyday expenses.
From "This Is Uncomfortable," we dig into the self-defeating financial decisions we sometimes make and how to rethink those impulses.
