Clear differences in where the candidates come down, not a lot of middle ground. If you're voting on issues, the vote will be clear.

The Phillies, lipstick, and skirt lengths are all proven indicators of economic crisis.

Jeff breaks down how pandemic supply-chain issues, the war in Ukraine, climate change and other concerns have driven up costs of flour, sugar, eggs, butter and chocolate.

A 2021 survey by apartments.com indicates many Gen Z's would love to own a home one day, only 13% believe that it will ever happen for them. Another sign that the already troubled housing market may be in for more trouble ahead.

Aki Ito, Insider, bringing us information relating to the changing and morphing job market, and some cautionary news as it relates to job security and what you can do and how you should be thinking about maintaining your position at your current job rather than seeking employment elsewhere.

Supervisors assume or worry that their employees are not working enough found there's actually a huge gap in between the way workers and the way leaders are looking at productivity, Juliet Bennett Rylah, The Hustle.

"Despite record-high inflation, supply chain woes, and the rising production costs of poultry, the retailer has refused to raise the price of these prepped birds", Zachary Crockett, The Hustle.

The crew talks about 2 Michigan breweries winning gold medals at Great American Beer Festival, record weight for Pumpkins, and the catch phrase "Skimpflation".

Shrink is a definition for total loss at a retail store, whether it's shoplifting, organized criminal gangs, stealing to resell products, products that are stolen on route to the store through the supply chain, employee theft, customer fraud, shrink, it's everything.

Stigma is decreasing among younger people which is causing high demand post pandemic. Annalise Frank, Axios Detroit, explains the impact of demand on the mental health sector.