Director/Associate Producer
Alex Goulet spoke about what went into compiling the book “Crafted With Pride,” a consumer guide for American-made apparel.
Tech firms, financial services, and insurance companies drove GDP growth last year. Plus: Gap advertising, Old Bay packaging, and “too big to fail.”
Would the EU ever use them as leverage? Plus: United earnings, cover crops, and concerns over Polymarket insider trading.
Some countries may see the U.S. as a less reliable trade partner. Plus: Reparations, the housing market, and Fed governor Lisa Cook.
Will the EU use a “bazooka” option in response to new U.S. tariffs? Plus: housing supply, ghost jobs, and Gen Alpha allowance.
To build more AI infrastructure, the U.S. will need more skilled workers. Plus: Coffee, coaching, and climate change.
Jennifer Wilson, staff writer at The New Yorker, talks about why young people are embracing prenups regardless of the assets they have.
If government-backed mortgage companies buy up mortgage-backed securities, rates might come down a smidge. Plus: Prenups, venture capital, carbon credits, and stablecoin interest.
It’s a bad time to be a Gen Zer looking for a job. Plus: Canadian oil, Chinese exports, wholesale inflation, and a career pivot.
Plus: Lingering credit card debt, huge houses, budget airlines, and Kansas grain farmers.
