Marketplace Morning Report Stories

“When you’re faced with a disaster, the sun does come up the next day,” says Sam Greenberg of Greenberg Smoked Turkeys.

As the number of passengers returns to near pre-pandemic levels, the airline industry is struggling to find enough workers.

Faced with an affordable housing shortage, COVID-19 restrictions and wildfires, Oregon started funding a program to purchase hotels and motels to shelter the unhoused.

The upside of CEO turnover, however, is that more people are getting opportunities to move up.

After more than a dozen people died in illegal basement apartments in New York in in September, from flash flooding, there’s been renewed attention on how to make those apartments safer in the face of climate change.

The agency has warned companies against using what it calls “illegal dark patterns” to trap consumers into subscriptions that are then hard to get out of.

The pharmacies of the future may focus more on health services and primary care. But decisions about where stores will close could be critical for underserved communities.

The border is now open to vaccinated Canadians, but their government compels citizens to show a negative test to get back home.

Econ Extra Credit newsletter #83

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