Segments From This Episode

• What’s behind the SEC lawsuits against Coinbase and Binance?

  by Sabri Ben-Achour

  

  Are cryptocurrencies securities like stocks and bonds? There isn’t consensus, but the answer would make a huge difference to the crypto industry.

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• Following IPO wave, startups’ stock sales have slowed to a trickle

  by Henry Epp

  

  The IPO window is closed, the pros say, amid high interest rates and recession fears. But it will be back, they add.

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• Is birding tourism in Colombia finally ready to take flight?

  by Stan Alcorn

  

  There are more bird species in the country than any other in the world. And post-pandemic, Colombia hopes more bird-watchers will visit.

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• James Beard Award win spotlights Native cuisine for second year in a row

  by Savannah Peters

  

  Best Chef: Northeast winner Sherry Pocknett, a Mashpee Wampanoag tribal citizen, is part of a wave of Native chefs and restaurateurs proving there’s a market for Indigenous cuisines.

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• Immigrant women are increasingly running their own businesses

  by Elizabeth Trovall

  

  Roughly 11% of immigrant women are entrepreneurs, according to the American Immigration Council.

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• A Wichita parking lot owner finds a new strategy in online reservations

  by Richard Cunningham

  

  “The event parking business was not very great during the pandemic,” says Bruce Rowley. “In fact, it was a complete flatline.”

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