On today’s show: Small business optimism is at a seven-month low. Plus, a look at systemic racism in farming and the pandemic’s continued impact on working mothers.
Just 3% say they’re feeling bullish enough to borrow money, despite interest rates near historic lows.
January is usually peak job-hunting season.
These small convenience stores are often focal points for neighborhoods, and not only for the food and other supplies they sell.
It’s making a bet that people will want to bank where they already get their groceries, pet care and prescriptions.
Unfair pricing and land loss are just a few reasons the Federation of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund formed decades ago.
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