Segments From This Episode

• Restaurants struggle to recruit enough staff to reopen

  by Kristin Schwab

  

  Turnover is normal, but this hiring season is definitely different.

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• At this Detroit framing shop, demand is outstripping supply

  by Kai Ryssdal and Sean McHenry

  

  For Eric Vaughn, picture frame demand is up as customers spend more time at home. But can supply keep pace?

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• Marvel’s “Black Widow” is finally set to premiere — in both theaters and living rooms

  by Jasmine Garsd

  

  Theaters could use the revenue the film could provide, but they’ll have to compete with maskless viewing (and cheaper snacks) at home.

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• Slack’s walkback of its new DM feature is a sign of user power

  by Erika Beras

  

  Within hours of launching Connect DMs, Slack changed the new feature in response to users’ concerns about potential abuse.

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• Global brands address forced labor in China, but risk alienating Chinese consumers

  by Scott Tong

  

  A number of companies, though concerned about treatment of Uyghurs, appear to have tried to appease widespread consumer anger.

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• How We Shop: Losing a job

  by Marielle Segarra

  

  Here’s how one family had to rethink the way they spend money after a layoff.

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• United States of Work: Tax season

  On this segment of our ongoing series, “United States of Work,” we hear from Michael Durant, a tax accountant in New York City, about what the delayed tax filing deadline means for him.

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