Renata Sago
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Orlando, FL, United States
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Ella Augusta Johnson Dinkins, Champion Of Zora Neale Hurston's Hometown, Dies At 102
Dinkins, who knew the writer, was a longtime resident of Eatonville, Fla., which was founded by freed slaves in 1887. She helped start the Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities. → Read More
"Alt-doc" mortgages are booming. Some analysts are worried.
People who don't qualify for traditional mortgages can get "unconventional" loans. But what if the economy slips? → Read More
Why more grocery stores are selling prepared food
The American grocery store is becoming more similar to mall food courts, selling prepared food and partnering with restaurants. → Read More
I’ve Always Wondered: How did pepper get married to salt?
The histories of salt and pepper are very different. → Read More
What to expect from Trump's U.K. trip
There will be lots of pomp, not much progress. → Read More
Energy drinks may cause serious heart problems, study shows
A new study says drinkers, beware. → Read More
Nordstrom goes small with "Local" stores
It's about square feet and making moves away from malls. → Read More
Rising demand for plant protein feeds growth of the humble pea
The versatile legume can be found in pasta, milk, pet food and the “Beyond Burger.” → Read More
Rising demand for plant protein feeds growth of the humble pea
The versatile legume can be found in pasta, milk, pet food and the “Beyond Burger.” → Read More
How is it that gas prices can be so different block to block?
Marketplace® is your liaison between economics and life. Noted for timely, relevant and accessible coverage of business news across both audio and digital platforms, Marketplace programs are heard by more than 14 million weekly listeners. This makes the Marketplace portfolio the most widely heard business or economic programming in the country. → Read More
What's your favorite grocery store that no longer exists?
Tell us about the supermarkets that left an impact on your life. → Read More
Bars without booze for the sober and "sober-curious"
They're popping up across the country. → Read More
Report finds link between high housing costs and poor health
Marketplace® is your liaison between economics and life. Noted for timely, relevant and accessible coverage of business news across both audio and digital platforms, Marketplace programs are heard by more than 14 million weekly listeners. This makes the Marketplace portfolio the most widely heard business or economic programming in the country. → Read More
Look out, beef. Plant-based patties are vying to win over meat lovers.
Two new burgers made from plants look like meat, cook like meat, and taste like meat. → Read More
Schools worry that shutdown will affect lunch programs
The shutdown has school districts worried about their ability to feed students. → Read More
Cold brew coffee is straight hotness right now
Across the United States, more people are getting their caffeine drinks ice-cold instead of steaming-hot. → Read More
Looking at wealth management through a "gender lens"
Last year, investors put $2.4 billion into assets that promote gender equality. → Read More
The business that's not happening, thanks to the shutdown
From mergers and food regulation to taxes and immigration, daily commerce is in limbo. → Read More
Manhattan housing prices cooled in 2018
The median home sale in the borough has dipped below $1 million for the first time since 2015. → Read More
A growing number of travel businesses ask people to ditch their cellphones
It's about being present in the moment. → Read More