Segments From This Episode

• A closer look at wage measures hints at why consumers still feel gloomy

  by Meghan McCarty Carino

  

  Average wage growth has slowed in recent months, though according to the May jobs report, it’s still ahead of inflation.

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• There’s a new entrant in the “bill scoring” game

  by Maria Hollenhorst

  

  The newly formed “Budget Lab” at Yale plans to focus on the long-term outcomes of proposed legislation.

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• The precision agriculture revolution is coming, just slowly

  by Eric Schmid

  

  Since the 1990s, precision agriculture has promised to revolutionize farming, by giving growers granular information about what’s happening with the crops in their fields and new technology to actually put that data to good use. But the new developments in precision ag have yet to fully transform farming.

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• Mobile home rent discrimination case raises legal questions in Massachusetts

  by Simón Rios

  

  The state bans price discrimination at parks. Hometown America argues it should be able to charge new residents more than longtime ones.

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• Charcuterie owner offers a feast for the eyes

  by Sofia Terenzio

  

  Shandra Turner launched Bougie Grazer in Atlanta after leaving her property management job during the pandemic.

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