Segments From This Episode

• Your car is not self-driving, no matter how much it seems like it is

  by Ben Bradford

  

  Drivers might be relying on their car's safety technology more than they should.

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• What happens when losing a paycheck becomes a regular thing

  by Sean McHenry

  

  As a government contractor, Janet Martin weathered several shutdowns. But losing pay changed how she thinks about money.

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• A Montana mall gets another chance

  by Kai Ryssdal and Bennett Purser

  

  After years of watching department stores fall, a mall turns to the mixed-use concept.

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• How much Brexit uncertainty can the global economy take?

  by Scott Tong

  

  The turmoil of Brexit continued today with a no-confidence vote attempting to oust Prime Minister Theresa May. She survived by a margin of 19 votes. But the Brexit storm is hardly contained. It remains an uneasy, potentially expensive complication at a time when the world may not be able to afford it. So at what […]

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• The partial government shutdown makes business nostalgic for bureaucracy

  by Kimberly Adams

  With the partial government shutdown hurtling toward the one-month mark, companies are starting to long for a little old-fashioned government bureaucracy. Because while it may slow things down, without it, it’s pretty hard to get anything done. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.

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