Segments From This Episode

• High mortgage rates, low inventory keep the housing market tight

  by Mitchell Hartman

  

  High interest rates and limited inventory are key factors in restricting affordability.

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• Despite problems in the Red Sea and Panama Canal, shipping costs are falling

  by Justin Ho

  

  Carriers are figuring out how to reduce risk and deal with disruptions caused by the Houthis’ attacks and low water levels in shipping lanes.

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• Diners aren’t going to steakhouses just for the steak anymore

  by Kristin Schwab and Sofia Terenzio

  

  Some steakhouses are changing their menus and venues to accommodate new consumer preferences.

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• Former climate researcher says switch to data science was an “adventure”

  by Richard Cunningham

  

  In an ever-changing job market, sometimes your career takes an unexpected turn. Data scientist Grace Kim says her career has been a “winding road with ups and downs.”

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• Federally funded electric buses are coming to a school near you

  by Kate Grumke

  

  A new federal program is beginning to send electric school buses to schools across the country, funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Early adopting districts weigh in on how the new buses are working so far.

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• British doctors seek jobs abroad amid discontent over NHS pay

  by Elizabeth Hotson

  

  As doctors prepare for another strike to protest their salaries and working conditions, some weigh opportunities in the U.S. and Canada.

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