Henry Epp is a reporter for Marketplace, a program by American Public Media. With a background in journalism from Vermont Public and Nebraska Public Media, Henry covers a wide range of topics including renewable energy, finance, labor unions, and the automotive industry. His work has also been featured on NPR and WUKY.
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By: Henry Epp
The Biden administration's taxes target Asian countries where Chinese producers moved after an earlier round of tariffs.
Charging stations could become a sought-after amenity, though structural and cost issues may come into play.
By: Henry Epp
Some temporary staff, who package local food products and answer phones at Dakin Farm, have been seasonal hires for decades.
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Ahead of potential tariffs, companies are bringing in more foreign goods — and faster. Space seems to be available, unlike a few years ago.
By: Henry Epp
A few days before Thanksgiving, Mark Nelson had hoped to be making snow at Bolton Valley Resort in northern Vermont.
By: Henry Epp
The USPS ended the last fiscal year with a $9.5 billion net loss yet must deliver to every address in the country, six days per week.
There’s an expectation that the Fed will keep cutting rates in 2025, which could lower borrowing costs for companies looking to merge.
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