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A barrel of oil is currently 30% more expensive than it was before the war started. Will domestic oil companies boost production as a result?
Oil prices neared $120 a barrel over the weekend. How are countries responding to the spike in prices?
On this morning’s show: labor force participation, surging oil prices, and existential threats.
The number of people on U.S. payrolls fell by 92,000 in February. We’ll discuss. Also: house chore robots!
On today’s show: a look at gasoline and diesel prices following the outbreak of war in the Middle East.
Some 436,000 health care jobs were added to the U.S. economy last year. Can the good times last?
Today, we'll head to a syrup farm in Middlefield, Ohio, to learn about the process — and economics — behind the staple of every pancake breakfast.
The Department of Justice and dozens of states accuse Live Nation, the owner of Ticketmaster, of being a monopoly.
On this morning’s show: mortgage rates, U.S. protection and insurance for vessels in the Persian Gulf, and tax avoidance.
Despite the war in Iran, investors aren’t turning to bonds — seen as safer bets than the stock market — because of inflation anxieties.
