The Indicator from Planet Money 

A bite-sized show about big ideas. From the people who make <em>Planet Money</em>, <em>The Indicator</em> helps you make sense of what's happening in today's economy. It's a quick hit of insight into money, work, and business. Monday through Friday, in 10 minutes or less. <br>Sign up for our <a href="https://www.npr.org/newsletter/indicator"target="_blank" >newsletter</a>.

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Title	Date published
Fixing the oil crisis might not fix the Persian Gulf	2026-04-16
Think the oil shock is bad in the US? Look here	2026-04-15
How the workplace helps you win Survivor	2026-04-14
Can you really do what you love?	2026-04-13
Class myths, an influx of e-ships, and pricey Olympics tix!	2026-04-10
Where AI data centers are reducing power bills	2026-04-09
How are drivers riding out the gas crisis?	2026-04-08
Why infinite scroll's inventor wants to kill his creation	2026-04-07
Is the economy red, orange, yellow or green?	2026-04-06
Jobs that new college grads are and are not landing	2026-04-03
Greetings from: Our favorite public goods	2026-04-02
Why Pokémon cards are growing faster than your retirement account	2026-04-01
Who's afraid of private credit?	2026-03-31
Do school lunches really need an overhaul?	2026-03-30
The US loses tech hires, sayonora to Sora, and Afroman's win	2026-03-27
Tracing the tax that's supposed to fund TSA	2026-03-26
Your next flight doesn't have to be so expensive. Here's why	2026-03-25
Why hasn't the Russian economy collapsed?	2026-03-24
The multimillion dollar Saturday Night Live UK gamble	2026-03-23
Trump and truckers, Poland prospers, and a booming ant biz	2026-03-20

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