Producer
Daniel helps produce the daily “Marketplace Tech” show and podcast, and he’s interested in tech policy and ethics.
Doing the numbers ahead of a likely rate hike. How we label “developing countries.” And Atlantic City’s bet on sports gambling is paying off.
The Sprint-T-Mobile merger goes through. U.S.-China trade talks resume. A retired chef finds of a new sense of purpose.
A rare warning from Beijing on Hong Kong’s growing unrest. Artificial intelligence is deployed in Portugal to identify, track, and stop wildfires.
Growth slows while consumption ticks up. It’s time for summertime fundraising for Congress. You can thank OITNB for modern streaming binge-ability.
The Trump Administration is paying struggling farmers. Southwest flies out of Newark for good. The Rolling Stones shill retirement plans.
Australia plans to police the tech giants. Softbank launches another mega fund. Who wants to be a Fortnite millionaire?
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s recent comment that Amazon was destroying retail was “bold,” according to James Pethokoukis at the American Enterprise Institute.
Congress looks at lowering drug prices. Europe’s central bank could lower interest rates. Catching invasive iguanas is a booming industry.
You could be $125 richer. Movies could save the toy industry. Parent-child financial disputes get messy.
Nissan slashes global headcount. The European Central Bank mulls a rate cut. Frequent blackouts likely to roil Venezuela’s economy.
