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• Oct 15, 2021

  Mandatory COVID passes for Italian workers

  

  Italy has brought in one of the strictest COVID passes for workplaces in the world. Employees and employers could face fines if they fail to use the digital passes. 

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• Oct 14, 2021

  Examining the Safeway, Walgreens perspectives in the Elizabeth Holmes trial

  

  Also today: Diane Swonk talks with us about the markets following a not-so-great jobs report and the government’s warning about the cost of keeping homes warm for the winter. The Federal Trade Commission warns companies against the use of fake reviews, paid ratings, and deceptive online endorsements.

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• Oct 14, 2021

  For more people, home is where the former school, office or historical building is

  

  Also today: The upcoming increase in Social Security payments is the biggest it’s been in decades, but what could it mean for seniors? We also examine some of the dynamics behind all that turnover in the restaurant and hospitality industries.

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• Oct 14, 2021

  Fears for Turkey’s currency

  

  The Turkish lira hit a record low as President Erdogan ordered a new round of dismissals at the country’s central bank, in another row over interest rate policy.

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• Oct 13, 2021

  It’s earnings season for companies. What can we expect?

  

  Also today: We look into how child care centers are chipping away at the labor shortage with each hire they make. Felicia Wong of the Roosevelt Institute chats with us about economic resilience among the nations in the G7.

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• Oct 13, 2021

  The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are about to work 24/7

  

  Also today: Thousands of Kaiser Permanente health care workers in California and Oregon are poised to strike over pay and working conditions. Dozens of countries around the globe pledge to cut down on methane emissions, which have steadily emerged as a climate threat.

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• Oct 13, 2021

  Climate spending needs huge investment, warns IEA

  

  The International Energy Agency is warning that the world needs to spend trillions of dollars more on new sources of clean energy if it is to hit agreed targets on climate change. 

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• Oct 12, 2021

  Many died from COVID without leaving behind wills. Probate courts feel the impact.

  

  Also today: Michael Schumacher joins us to tackle how the markets are dealing with the question of inflation. In Texas, the governor has issued an order that bans private companies from issuing vaccine mandates.

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• Oct 12, 2021

  How a Nobel Prize winner challenged some common economic thinking

  

  Also today: We also look into those confusing letters from the IRS that tell you that you’ve made a mistake.

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• Oct 12, 2021

  UN warns Afghan economy on brink of collapse

  

  From the BBC World Service: The United Nations has warned that the Afghan economy is imminently facing collapse, unless the international community reinstates financial support. We hear from Kabul.

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