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Aug 2, 2022

When supply chain problems are good for profit

Global shipping giant Maersk offers up a snapshot of the state of the supply chain. Larry Adam at Raymond James co-pilots today’s discussion about market activity. A study reveals that in the face of rising costs, there’s no place like home for younger people.

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The new global supply chain pressure index shows extreme disruption, according to one of its creators. Above, shipping containers at a British port.
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Study finds that 8 in 10 young adults move back close to their hometowns – or never left
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The review of census data finds that at age 26, most people live within 100 miles of where they grew up. Part of the reason? Money.

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David Brancaccio Host
Victoria Craig Host, BBC
Stephen Ryan Senior Producer, BBC
Jonathan Frewin Producer, BBC
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Alex Schroeder Producer
Erika Soderstrom Producer
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Study finds that 8 in 10 young adults move back close to their hometowns – or never left

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