Inflation is surging to the highest level in 40 years in June, to 9.1 percent. Is this the peak, or will it go higher?
Over the last two years, the U.S. national debt has increased by 25 percent. Every man, woman, and child across America owes $91,000 on average. What can be done to reduce the national debt?
Google is slowing hiring for the rest of this year. What’s the CEO’s message to employees?
Amazon’s Ring says it gave the government a record amount of video footage and other information last year after receiving thousands of legal demands.
Illinois is renaming and rebranding an invasive fish that threatens the Great Lakes region, giving it appetizing marketing.
Topics in this episode:
1. Inflation Hits New 40-Year High at 9.1%
2. Economist: 125% Debt-to-GDP Ratio Unsustainable
3. Google to Slow Down Hiring for Rest of Year
4. Delta Earnings Fall Short of Expectations
5. Former FAA Official: Flight Chaos Thru Summer
6. Small Biz Demands
7. Rising Prices Curb Chocolate Demand
8. Ford-Backed Electric Carmaker to Cut Staff
9. Electric Cars: Why Aren’t Americans Buying?
10. Ring Turns Over Record Amount of Information
11. Survey: Hotel Guests Less Satisfied
12. Invasive Asian Carp Turn Into Delicious Copi
13. Subway Tuna Lawsuit Can Move Forward: Judge
14. Demand for Paper Money Goes Up Amid Crises
