Detroit All Local from WWJ Newsradio

Detroit All Local from WWJ Newsradio

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  • MSU Economist: Strong case for some increase in minimum wage
    President-elect Joe Biden unveiled a 1.9 trillion-dollar stimulus plan for the US economy ahead of his inauguration this Wednesday.  That includes a call for Congress to double the federal minimum wage to 15-dollars an hour.  Michigan State University Economist Charles Ballard talked with WWJ's Mike Campbell. 
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    10 min
  • MSU Economist: Strong case for some increase in minimum wage

    President-elect Joe Biden unveiled a 1.9 trillion-dollar stimulus plan for the US economy ahead of his inauguration this Wednesday.  That includes a call for Congress to double the federal minimum wage to 15-dollars an hour.  Michigan State University Economist Charles Ballard talked with WWJ's Mike Campbell. 

    10 min
  • The Legacy of FiatChrysler
    FiatChrysler and PSA close their merger deal on Saturday, and become a new corporation--Stellantis--the world's fourth largest carmaker.
    But FiatChrysler has come a long way from the days when there was fear that what was then called Chrysler Group LLC would cease to exist.
    We talk history with long time author and auto industry fixture Jason Vines--former PR Chief of both Chrysler and Ford.   
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    6 min
  • The Legacy of FiatChrysler

    FiatChrysler and PSA close their merger deal on Saturday, and become a new corporation--Stellantis--the world's fourth largest carmaker.

    But FiatChrysler has come a long way from the days when there was fear that what was then called Chrysler Group LLC would cease to exist.

    We talk history with long time author and auto industry fixture Jason Vines--former PR Chief of both Chrysler and Ford.   

    6 min
  • Professor: U.S. most divided since Civil War
    The House of Representatives Wednesday voted on one article of impeachment, charging President Donald Trump with inciting the January 6th attack on the US Capitol building.  That makes him the first US president in history to be impeached twice.  Dr. Peter Trumbore, chair of Political Science at Oakland University, talked with WWJ's Brooke Allen. 
    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
    5 min
  • Professor: U.S. most divided since Civil War

    The House of Representatives Wednesday voted on one article of impeachment, charging President Donald Trump with inciting the January 6th attack on the US Capitol building.  That makes him the first US president in history to be impeached twice.  Dr. Peter Trumbore, chair of Political Science at Oakland University, talked with WWJ's Brooke Allen. 

    5 min

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