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How Zillow and online real estate have become a millennial addiction
Feb 17, 2020

How Zillow and online real estate have become a millennial addiction

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Also, the sleep economy, apps helping native business and how George Washington handled national debt.

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Shelf Life

How George Washington would respond to today's national debt

by Andie Corban
Feb 17, 2020
The first president warned the country against accumulating national debt. Today the U.S. owes over $23 trillion.
George Washington has appeared on the one dollar bill since 1869.
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App connects users with native-owned businesses

by Laurel Morales
Feb 17, 2020
A business incubator and new app aim to help struggling Native American businesses expand their reach and find new customers.
Heather Fleming runs Change Labs, a native business incubator.
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Why millennials are obsessed with real estate platforms

by Andie Corban and Amy Scott
Feb 17, 2020
With homeownership out of reach for many young people, journalist Angela Lashbrook called Zillow "a place we can imagine ourselves in a new reality."
A woman looking at real estate listings in 2017.
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How electric cars sparked GM's exodus from Australia, New Zealand and Thailand

by Marielle Segarra
Feb 17, 2020
It's part of a larger strategy to exit unprofitable markets.
A sign is viewed at the General Motors Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly as they announced the closing of multiple facilities including this one on November 26, 2018 in Detroit, Michigan.
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Business is catching on to the importance of sleep

by Meghan McCarty Carino
Feb 17, 2020
Lost productivity from lack of sleep costs the economy billions of dollars.
An "energy pod" is seen at the company Thrive Global, in New York, on May 10, 2018, which Thrive Global employees can use to take a nap.
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Music from the episode

Uptown Cabaret Oddisee
Hijo de Su Madre Omar Apollo
Still D.R.E. Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg
Opposing Bodies Lymbyc Systym
The Death of Us Theo Katzman
Everyday Is a New Start Sun Glitters

The team

Nancy Farghalli Executive Producer
Maria Hollenhorst Producer II
Sean McHenry Director & Associate Producer II

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