Month: July 2023

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This episode was hosted by George Kaloudis. “Markets Daily” is executive produced by Jared Schwartz and produced and edited by Eleanor Pahl. All original music by Doc Blust and Colin Mealey.

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Kenya recently launched an online registry where employers can look up names of convicted sexual offenders. But how effective a deterrent is this? We ask Stanley Mutuma, a legal researcher in Kenya.

Also in the pod: Psychologist Dr Kirindi Odindo tells us about the added burden of responsibilities many young women feel as first-born girls in their family.

And, I speak with the woman who succesfully campained for the South African government to scrap tax on sanitary pads and other period products.

Search on for suspects after at least 30 people were shot at a Baltimore block party. Sweltering temperatures. More violent protests in France. CBS News Correspondent Deborah Rodriguez has today's World News Roundup.

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Alabama

• July 4th traffic and talks of widening I-65
• Safety at Alabama beaches
• Mayor Woodfin lashes out at Supreme Court
• AG Marshall praises Supreme Court
• Tazikis employee murdered 

National

• Mass shooting in Baltimore
• ABC News poll finds majority of Americans support race-free college admissions
• Tesla's boom quarter
• Final Indiana Jones movie with Harrison Ford released to low box office numbers
• Across the pond, rioters in Paris are going wild

The killing of a teenager in a Paris suburb has ignited national unrest. We ask what is driving the disquiet, and what it means for a president squeezed on both political sides. In high-inflation times, rising wages worry economists—“wage-price spirals” are a textbook bogeyman. But perhaps the risk is overblown (10:34). And the researchers making burgers from extinct animals (18:22). 

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