Segments From This Episode

• There's no switch you can just flip to get everyone to pile back into the labor market

  There are several factors keeping people out of the job market, according to Paul Christopher, head of global market strategy for the Wells Fargo Investment Institute. People are rethinking their work lives, people are still having to worry about child care with schools having been closed and summer now upon us and people are still getting extended federal unemployment benefits. Christopher said he expects more people to come back to the workforce as those benefits expire in all states in the fall and recovery continues. That could mean a peak in wage growth and inflation somewhere in the near-term, and an economic deceleration headed into 2022.

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• Tourism comes roaring back in Hawaii

  by Caroline Champlin

  

  The hospitality industry and the local businesses who rely on it are grateful but are struggling to keep up.

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• What meaning can we pull from the back-and-forth moves on the stock market?

  Marketplace’s Nova Safo has more.

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• Congress weighs getting tough on Big Tech

  by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

  

  The House Judiciary Committee is set to consider a package of antitrust bills this week.

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