Savannah Peters

Savannah Peters, a Marketplace reporter focused on local policy, dives into the potential impact of a proposed 92% tariff on Italian pasta, which could cause grocery prices to soar. She explores the reaction of businesses, emphasizing that owners may pass costs to customers. The episode also highlights New Mexico's universal childcare subsidy, revealing how it could stabilize daycare operations while increasing competition among providers. Savannah discusses the implications for local businesses and the changes in staff wages due to new incentives.

Savannah Peters, a Marketplace reporter, brings her insights on the potential end of the government shutdown and a groundbreaking child care initiative in New Mexico. She discusses a critical Senate vote that paves the way for reopening the government while highlighting what’s missing from the proposed deal. Savannah also interviews a local family about their daycare challenges, revealing how New Mexico's new universal child care policy will alleviate financial burdens and offer immediate relief for families struggling with rising costs.

Savannah Peters, a Marketplace reporter specializing in policy and education, discusses the significant changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, highlighting borrower reactions to these adjustments. Carla Javier, also a Marketplace reporter, dives into Kimberly-Clark's staggering $50 billion proposal to acquire Kenvue. They explore the potential liabilities tied to Tylenol amidst ongoing lawsuits and how these risks might affect Kimberly-Clark's financial future. The podcast also features insights from Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook on labor markets and inflation.