Director/Associate Producer
It’s a blanket 15% import tax. But that blanket has some holes. Plus: an auto loan tax deduction, battery storage demand, and the Great Stay.
The Supreme Court struck down many of Trump’s tariffs. But that doesn’t mean they’re gone for good.
Call that literal sticker shock? Plus: the trade deficit, wholesale inventory, and downsized restaurants.
Kate Krader, Food Editor at Bloomberg, talks about the hottest new trend in dining: downsizing.
Plus: California gas prices, inflation data, reverse recuriters, and the annoyance economy.
A new report calculated the so-called annoyance economy, and found everyday inconveniences, like spam calls and waiting on hold, come with a cost.
Karlanea Brown, co-owner of RDM Aquaculture in Fowler, Indiana, talks about the business of raising and selling shrimp.
The change could make mortgages a bit easier to come by. Plus: vaccines, DVDs, home construction, and Midwest shrimp.
Plus: manufacturing jobs, mini meals, DIY home improvements, and Cape Cod chips.
The Environmental Protection Agency says revoking the “endangerment finding” will save taxpayers over $1 trillion, but environmental policy experts disagree. Plus: concierge medicine and AI weather forecasts
