
Ariana Rosas
Producer at Marketplace
Articles
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1 week ago |
marketplace.org | David Brancaccio |Ariana Rosas
The two big Los Angeles-area wildfires in January destroyed more than 11,000 single and multifamily homes. For those with insurance and a mortgage on a property came what was probably a new piece of personal finance information: If the insurance company writes a check after a fire, the check comes with two names on it — the property owner's and the bank's. Turns out the mortgage lender gets to hold the money until the property owner can show they've reached various stages of rebuilding.
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | David Brancaccio |Ariana Rosas
What are your thoughts on pineapple on pizza? Cats or dogs? Is caramel pronounced car-uh-MEL or car-MUHL? It’s tricky to get Americans to agree on just about anything, it seems. But lighter examples of pizza toppings aside, is it possible to get Americans to agree on bigger themes — like those of a shared national identity? Our ongoing series Office Politics examines ways to cope with polarization, particularly at work.
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | Leanna Byrne |Ariana Rosas |David Brancaccio |Dylan Miettinen
Mar 27, 2025
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | David Brancaccio |Ariana Rosas |Dylan Miettinen
Need a civics refresher? How about over lunch? Eleesha Tucker is a professor of American history and civics education at Utah Valley University Center for Constitutional Studies. She also is part of the Visible Hand Project, which offers free lunchtime civics lessons for companies in Utah’s tech corridor. Tucker recently spoke with “Marketplace Morning Report” host David Brancaccio. The following is an edited transcript of their conversation.
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | Leanna Byrne |David Brancaccio |Samantha Fields |Ariana Rosas
Taking today’s Economic Pulse: Marketplace’s David Brancaccio speaks with Claudia Sahm, Chief Economist at New Century Advisors, about what the loss of two federal economic advisory committees could mean for the future of policymaking. Tags: Economy economic policy A new report from the Economic Policy Institute shows that wages for the economy’s lowest-paid workers rose historically fast from 2019-2024.
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