Director/Assistant Producer
This morning, we’re looking at what tomorrow’s jobs numbers can — and can’t — tell us about the labor market.
People living in “right-to-work” states make nearly 7% less, on average, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
Rachel Rozner, owner and founder of Elden Street Tea Shop, joins the show to discuss how tariffs and inflation have impacted her business.
What will the higher costs that manufacturers and retailers face to store and transport goods mean for consumer prices?
Today, we learn about the multibillion-dollar economic engine of BTS and K-pop fans.
Some BTS fans spend hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on merch alone — not to mention what they spend when traveling to each concert.
Ultra-fast fashion company Shein started trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange today. We jump in.
Sixty-two years after food stamps were made permanent, what does the future of SNAP look like?
On this morning’s show: social media and bookstores, Canadian tariffs, and a preview of the G20 summit.
We got lots of retail earnings reports this week, and they hinted at the continued K-shape of our economy.
