Correspondent & Host
Sabri is a correspondent and host for Marketplace based in New York City. He has many, many plants.
Napoleon called short sellers “enemies of the state.” Others believe they serve a useful purpose.
China sells goods into the U.S. market easily, but American service providers face a range of barriers in China, which vary across industries.
Leftover PPP money is in an account. But other expenses, like unemployment, are paid only as needed.
More than 500 oil- and gas-related firms have declared bankruptcy. The survivors are focusing on efficiency, and some plan a transition.
Why is it sometimes cheaper for U.S. consumers to buy goods from China than from local vendors?
There isn’t a lot of experience or trust on which to base calculations about durability and cost savings for electric vehicles.
Some small day traders don’t mind losing a little if it means hedge funds lose a lot.
This is a fraught time to tackle minimum wage increases. It would address long-term inequities but more businesses are in trouble now.
How will the Biden administration approach a sharply unequal recession amid the COVID-19 pandemic?
In her Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday, Yellen is calling on Congress to do more to fight a deep pandemic-induced recession.
