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• Aug 6, 2021

  Vacation spots are becoming staycation spots in some parts of the U.S.

  

  Chris Low is here to talk with us on the heels of the Friday jobs report. Also, even temp agencies are feeling the effects of the worker shortage.

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• Aug 6, 2021

  Italy rolls out mandatory digital COVID pass

  

  From the BBC World Service: Before going into restaurants, gyms, or theaters, Italy will now require proof of vaccination, negative coronavirus test, or recovery from the virus. Plus: India is running a trial for the e-RUPI. And, extreme weather wreaks havoc on southern Europe and North Korea.

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• Aug 6, 2021

  Lawmakers debate cryptocurrency regulation to help pay for infrastructure

  

  We also check in on the electric vehicle playing field between the U.S. and China. We also examine the way companies that formed during the pandemic – and feature people who have never met in person – establish their work dynamic.

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• Aug 5, 2021

  Biden expected to pledge charge toward future of electric vehicles

  

  We also talk about layoff numbers with Diane Swonk. Then, we look into some of the questions surrounding COVID booster vaccines.

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• Aug 5, 2021

  One entrepreneur plans for a noteworthy back-to-school shopping season

  

  We hear from the BBC as Australia could encounter another COVID-triggered recession. Also, we look at how suspensions on social media could prove to be costly for athletes.

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• Aug 5, 2021

  With more local lockdowns, Australia could face a second COVID-19 induced recession

  

  From the BBC World Service: Australia’s three largest cities, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are all in lockdown as authorities work to tackle Delta variant outbreaks and vaccine rollout lags behind many other developed countries. Some economists are pointing to the negative economic impact of repeated regional lockdowns. Plus, as Iran’s new president Ebrahim Raisi prepares to take office, he pledges to help improve the economy. And Dubai looks to cash in with remote-working visas. 

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• Aug 4, 2021

  Examining the cracks in the system of reporting sexual harassment

  

  We talk about the markets with Susan Schmidt. Also, staff shortages are taking their toll on the waste management industry.

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• Aug 4, 2021

  The new eviction moratorium extends to October. Where’s the renters aid?

  

  We discuss the U.S. ranking last in health care affordability. Also, we get one construction company’s perspective on dealing with myriad shortages.

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• Aug 4, 2021

  A year after Beirut’s port explosion, an economy left in tatters and questions still unanswered

  

  From the BBC World Service: One year after a port explosion in Lebanon’s capital, economic problems continue to plague the nation in which half the population now lives in poverty. Plus: Three million Covid-19 vaccines arrive in Southeast Asia. And new Barbie dolls honor women who have worked the front lines during the pandemic.

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• Aug 3, 2021

  California’s child care providers are getting a raise

  

  We also discuss the markets with Lindsey Piegza of Stifel Financial. The self-storage industry is running out of space amid a wave of increased demand.

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