What’s Next For the Auto Industry?
After a $14 billion auto rescue bill failed in the Senate Thursday night, Chrysler and GM say they may not last the month.
After a $14 billion auto rescue bill failed in the Senate Thursday night, Chrysler and GM say they may not last the month. We speak with New York Times Business reporter Micheline Maynard about the options left on the table for the industry.
News Business in Trouble
NPR announces deep programming and staff cuts; the company that owns the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times files for bankruptcy.
Organized Labor
We speak with Harley Shaiken, labor expert at the University of California at Berkeley about the future of organized labor in light of the stalled auto bailout.
A Smoker’s Lament
With smoking banned in most workplaces, restaurants, and bars, what’s a smoker to do? Even in places where it’s legal to light up, smokers smolder under the glare of dirty looks.
Home-Baked Holiday Gifts
Biscotti, butter crunch and flavored pita chips: Here and Now’s resident chef Kathy Gunst says home-made holiday food gifts are a great way to show you care. She brings us some samples and recipes.
