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Sofia Terenzio

Director/Associate Producer

Latest from Sofia Terenzio

  • The Francis Scott Key Bridge, two years later
    Stephanie Hughes/Marketplace

    Two years ago, this Baltimore bridge collapsed. Now, it’s being rebuilt. Plus: global inflation, unemployment, the Fed vs. energy shocks, and how a humanitarian group is affected by war.

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  • Import prices are sky-high. Why?
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    What’s behind higher import prices, and what do they mean for inflation? Plus: mortgage rates, jewelry prices, “sleepcations,” and why the Opening Day baseball game is on Netflix.

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  • Wine country is heating up
    Mitchell Hartman/Marketplace

    As climate change drives hotter, drier summers, vineyard owners are adapting. Plus: Copper prices are falling, investors worry about private credit, and FedEx gives same-day delivery another shot.

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  • A shock to the oil system
    Brandon Bell/Getty Images

    The war in Iran has cost the global oil supply roughly 15 million barrels a day so far, and experts worry its effects will last a while. Plus: LNG and data centers, Walmart’s electronic price labels, and a former steel town looks to pivot.

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  • Labubus draw crowds of people all around the world, as seen at this new mall store in Berlin.
    Tobias Schwarz/AFP via Getty Images

    Ellen Cushing at The Atlantic explains the product drop model and why every brand seems to be doing it — from Trader Joe’s to Crocs.

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  • Shop for “the drop”
    Riccardo Milani/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images

    Why brands like Trader Joe’s and Crocs are offering limited product collections. Plus: office gossip, dance lessons, and how many people dropped health insurance last year.

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  • A small town's fight against ICE
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    The town of Newport, Oregon comes together against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Plus: unemployment claims, pharmacy deserts, slow home sales, and the climate cost of war.

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  • "If you have a poor credit score and you live in the path of a hurricane, you are paying more per unit of disaster risk," said reporter Claire Brown.
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    Even a “fair” credit score can send home insurance rates skyrocketing for homeowners, reports Claire Brown at The New York Times.

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  • When will the Fed shift focus to the job market?
    Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images

    The central bank kept rates as-is at this week’s meeting. Plus: Vegetables, seafood, emergency child care, and personal credit history.

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  • Gas price vibe check
    Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images

    The consumer psychology of high gas prices. Plus: Patient advocates, GPS deadzones, and tax deductions.

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