When supply chain problems are good for profit

Aug 2, 2022

When supply chain problems are good for profit

Global shipping giant Maersk offers up a snapshot of the state of the supply chain. Larry Adam at Raymond James co-pilots today's discussion about market activity. A study reveals that in the face of rising costs, there's no place like home for younger people.

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Study finds that 8 in 10 young adults move back close to their hometowns – or never left

by Kristin Schwab

Aug 2, 2022

The review of census data finds that at age 26, most people live within 100 miles of where they grew up. Part of the reason? Money.

The growing cost of childcare is among the reasons younger people aren't moving too far away from their hometowns.

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