Director/Associate Producer
Digital media has provided lucrative new ways to exploit music copyrights, as Ashley Carman of Bloomberg explains.
That’s a key takeaway from the July personal consumption expenditures report. We’ll explain what it all means. Plus, what the heck is a fiscal year?
As summer temperatures rise, some see the public pool as climate adaptation infrastructure, says journalist Eve Adams.
It’s now at its lowest level, relative to other currencies, in more than a year. But that’s not necessarily bad news. Plus, Dollar General’s profits are down, despite stronger sales than last year.
We visit McKee, Kentucky, population 800, where all homes and businesses have had fiber-optic internet connections since 2014.
That’s the mission of Meghan Sandfoss, head of the state’s Office of Broadband Development. But it will require a lot of statewide coordination.
They’ve gotta come from U.S. factories. We’ll visit one in North Carolina.
New broadband infrastructure might take some weight off small town libraries. Plus, electric vehicle market growth is running behind.
That motel with dozens of unused rooms — what if it became affordable housing? Plus, where would we see the effect of interest-rate cuts first?
The BLS just made a major revision to payroll numbers. Plus, when was the last time inflation was under 3%?
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