Director/Associate Producer
Janet Yellen says democracies are better at helping people get ahead than authoritarian systems. Plus, concerns about China’s overcapacity in manufacturing.
In New York City, rent rose seven times faster than wages last year. But this spike isn’t confined to the Big Apple. Plus, GE’s 132-year legacy.
If Congress doesn’t act, funds will fall short by 2035, a report warns. Plus, challenges with homeownership later in life.
Once an actuarial analyst, Liz Young of Denver has achieved work-life balance and financial stability in his new role.
Job satisfaction has hit a nearly 40-year high, a report says. Plus, the U.S. and Europe complain about China’s “overcapacity.”
Though they take up a significant portion of the annual federal budget, programs like Social Security have measurable economic benefits.
Divestment might not move the needle on government or corporate policy, but it could shift “hearts and minds,” says Alison Taylor of NYU.
We’ll hear from some students training for entry-level chipmaking jobs — jobs that don’t exist yet.
At Golding Barge Line in Vicksburg, Mississippi, volume and demand are stable, but rising prices continue to pose a challenge.
In Phoenix, a company sits at the intersection of conservation and development. Plus, an update on a Mississippi barge business.
