Segments From This Episode

• The reopening recovery is stalling

  by Mitchell Hartman

  

  The economy was showing signs of life as businesses reopened. Then coronavirus cases started to rise.

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• What does it mean when a bank moves $10 billion into reserves?

  JPMorgan Chase will set aside over $10 billion in cash reserves, one of several large banks putting aside money in anticipation of loses related to COVID-19. Marketplace host Kai Ryssdal and University of Washington finance professor Jarrad Harford explain what this says about the economy.

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• Restaurants face closings as business slows and rents go unpaid

  by Jasmine Garsd

  

  Eighty percent of restaurants in New York City didn’t pay full rent in June. The businesses historically have little if any reserves, one expert says.

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• In win for White House, the UK bans Huawei 5G telecom gear

  by Scott Tong

  

  The Trump administration has been pushing for the move for two years.

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• Black therapists say they are seeing an uptick in demand for their services

  by Alisa Roth

  

  Many Black clients are seeking therapists they trust to deal with mental health trauma since the police killing of George Floyd.

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• When finding fossils pays the bills

  by Sabri Ben-Achour and Bennett Purser

  

  How Schuyler Andrulat of South Carolina turned a lifelong hobby of hunting shark teeth into a job.

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• How clothing can be a ‘tool of resistance’

  by Kai Ryssdal and Maria Hollenhorst

  

  From the suffragette movement to the Black Panther Party and “Black Lives Matter” T-shirts worn by protesters today, social movements and clothing go hand in hand.

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