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Dr. Dale Rogers is a professor of logistics and supply chain management at the W. P. Carey School of Business at […]

A conversation with Timothy Fiore, Chair of the Institute for Supply Management Manufacturing Business Committee and […]

We talk with Anthony Nieves, Chair of the Institute for Supply Management Non-manufacturing business survey committee. […]

Laura Bramnick is an attorney. She is also an Arizona-licensed Realtor. We’ll talk about curing construction […]

Mark Hamrick, Senior Financial Analyst with Bankrate.com talks about the jobs report and the Fed FOMC meeting. The post […]

Teens are buying burner phones to stay connected after their primary phones have been taken by their parents; Christa reads listener posts about how Clark has missed the mark in his advice this week. If you have a “Clark Stinks” … The post 5.17.19 Phone-addicted teens are getting burner phones; Clark Stinks appeared first on Clark Howard. […]

Clark gives a positive update on the current state of his prostate cancer; New Yorkers are upset about sneaky credit surcharges landing on their final bill at NY establishments; Soda taxes are causing folks in Philadelphia to drink less sugary … The post 5.16.19 Clark discusses his prostate cancer; Sneaky credit card surcharges; Soda taxes in Philly are lowering consumption appeared first on Clark Howard. […]

What’s App was hacked and older versions of Windows have a major bug. You need to run and update ASAP if you use either; Apple is kicking apps off of its app store because they are competitive threats to proprietary … The post 5.15.19 Major app and computer software hacked; Apple kicking apps off its app store; How tariffs will hurt Americans appeared first on Clark Howard. […]

It’s national Bike to work week. And electric bike sales are surging; Alexa is spying on your and your kids if you have an Echo device in your home; Travel bookings are lagging and that can often be a predictor … The post 5.14.19 Bike to work week; Alexa spying on kids; Travel bookings are lagging appeared first on Clark Howard. […]

With the “farm-to-table” movement sweeping the U.S. over the last decade or so, more and more Americans are rediscovering the tremendous joy and sense of accomplishment that growing their own fruits and vegetables can bring to their table. In fact, … The post How to save $500 or more a year growing your own fruits and vegetables appeared first on Clark Howard. […]

The stock market did not have a great day thanks to uncertainty in the market based on trade relations. Clark gives his take; The CEO of Chobani wrote a large check to a school district in Rhode Island that was … The post 5.13.19 Tariffs and plunging stocks; Chobani pays off school lunch debt; Consumers can now sue Apple appeared first on Clark Howard. […]

Confused by the insurance shopping process? New startup Young Alfred can simplify the process of understanding and buying home, auto and other policies. The post 6 things to know about insurance startup Young Alfred appeared first on Clark Howard. […]

Disney enters the crowded streaming marketplace later this year with the U.S. launch of Disney+, but should you sign up? Here's what we know so far. The post 3 things to know about Disney’s new streaming service appeared first on Clark Howard. […]

As automobiles become increasingly autonomous, the nature of car insurance is changing too. Tesla is at the forefront of this change; Christa reads listener posts about how Clark has missed the mark in his advice this week. If you have … The post 5.10.19 Auto makers getting into auto insurance; Clark Stinks appeared first on Clark Howard. […]

If you've been in your home for a while, you may be wondering if a second mortgage is right for you. Here's money expert Clark Howard's take! The post Should I get a second mortgage? appeared first on Clark Howard. […]