For the past month and a half, car repair shops — and their clients — have paid a 25% tariff on some auto parts. Plus, manufacturing employment, urban water recreation and collegiate ultimate frisbee.
"Marketplace" host Kai Ryssdal talks the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate decision, the decline in CPI data quality, and retail sales with Courtenay Brown, reporter at Axios, and Sudeep Reddy, MSNBC’s Washington bureau chief.
There’s an emerging trend among cities to treat their rivers as recreational assets. But for those with histories of pollution, it requires some convincing.
For a lot of colleges, ultimate frisbee is an inexpensive way to attract talent that wouldn't otherwise come to their school, says Xavier Martinez at The Wall Street Journal.
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