May 11, 2021

Gas stations, airline feel effects of fuel pipeline cyberattack

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Those in southeastern U.S. states could feel the worst of this as folks scramble for gas and stations run out of fuel. Plus, American Airlines has to add refueling stops to long-haul flights. Also, what's contributing to falling stock prices for Big Tech companies? And, a new federal COVID relief program to help low-income consumers pay their internet bills will start taking applications tomorrow.

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The Colonial Pipeline is still shut down after a cyberattack. Consumers and businesses are starting to feel the effects.

Marketplace’s Andy Uhler has more.

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Nasdaq futures down after Big Tech stocks fall on Monday

Marketplace’s Nova Safo reports.

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Broadband, computer subsidies on the way for those who qualify

by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

May 11, 2021

Applications open May 12 for low-income consumers who need help paying for faster, more reliable internet.

Those who qualify will receive a discount on their monthly internet bill and money toward a new computer.

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