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Will Storey

Senior Supervising Producer

Will Storey is a Supervising Senior Producer at Marketplace. Day to day, he helps shape what the show covers and how it sounds — working closely with host Kai Ryssdal and the Marketplace crew to make sense of the economy for a national audience.

With extensive journalistic experience, he's worked as a producer for NBC, Business Insider, Vox Media, and Comedy Central. He's written on pop culture for Vulture and politics for The New York Times. His environmental reporting for Business Insider garnered a New York Emmy nomination, an NABJ award, and a first-place NJSPJ prize for Best In-Depth Reporting.

Off the clock, Will lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two daughters. He enjoys chess and is also really, really good at bar trivia.

Latest from Will Storey

  • Time for a diesel export ban?
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    Experts say cutting off diesel exports to lower prices is likely to backfire. Plus: Public debt, Trump’s meeting with President Xi, small bank mergers, and the crude oil spread.

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  • The state of U.S.-China trade
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    Where do things stand ahead of President Trump’s meeting with President Xi? Plus: the neutral rate, high copper prices, and “weekend lunch.”

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  • Caught in the Canada trade war crossfire
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    We hear from small businesses affected by Trump’s latest trade war target. Plus: Treasury yields, a Fed rate hike, and “LinkedIn lunatics.”

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  • Home improvement stores feel the pinch
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    Cash-strapped shoppers are holding off on home renovations. We’ve also got a new AP class, the public versus private data debate, and the future of global energy demand.

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  • Bond traders take a turn in the spotlight
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    The yield on 10-year Treasury notes hit 5% — the highest since 2007. Plus: Venmo ghosting, fiscal dominance, and climibing mortgage rates.

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  • Imports are way, way up
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    Nationally, August saw the third-highest level of container imports ever. Plus: the non-college-educated labor market, children’s clothing, and the history of an iconic statue.

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  • A cast of hawkish central bankers
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    The Fed is expected to raise rates, alongside Japan and the EU. Plus: U.S. dollars, a backyard tiny home, diesel prices, and payment plans.

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  • Inflation trumps wage gains
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    Real hourly wage gains fell, again. Plus: labor productivity, Northeast housing, and early retirement.

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  • What's the new normal for global oil?
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    Reduced production and high prices are likely to continue into next year. Plus: AI drugmakers, solar panel manufacturing, home renovation, and tariff refunds.

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  • The case for healthcare price caps
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    What if there was a limit on how much hospitals could charge for care? Plus: adjustable-rate mortgages, $100 oil, and homebuying with a friend.

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