The Business News Headlines & More 9 September 2020

09/09/2020

The Business News Headlines & More 9 September 2020

Several jarring things happened today and yet the markets moved upward. Why? That's just one of the stories we've got for you today:

What were investors thinking today;
Jobs...will we really ever fill what is out there;
Amazon says they have jobs paying $150,000 a year;
Marty McFly...your truck is getting ready;
Folks leaving the city may be good for DIY;
The Wall Street Report
Comfy clothing in larger sizes...hmmmmm.

Those stories plus an extended and exclusive interview with Sarah Trone-Garriott who is running for the Iowa State Senate in Senate District 22 (Clive, Windsor Heights, West Des Moines and Waukee). To be sure, at the start it seems this is a hyper-local story but what we talk about is happening all over Iowa and the nation. Learn more with a click on our player:

Thanks for listening!

Posted at 05:47 PM in 2020, Agriculture, Business, Business News, Business Talk Radio, Clive, Consumer Trends, Consumers, Current Affairs, Dallas County, Economic News, Family, Finances, Food, Health Care, Housing, Iowa, Iowa Legislature, Manufacturing, Politics, Public Policy, Retail, Rural / Urban, Taxes, Voting, Wages, Wall Street Report, Waukee, West Des Moines, Windsor Heights | Permalink

Tags: Amazon, Burbs, child care, Clothing, Comfy, DIY, food, GM, health care, housing, Insight on Business, Iowa, Jobs, Marty McFly, Michael Libbie, Nickola, Sarah for Iowa, Sarah Trone-Garriott, SD22, Stocks, Technology, Truck, Wall Street

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