As SNAP benefits are reduced or delayed amid the ongoing government shutdown, hunger relief donations are surging. Retro travel is booming as Americans rediscover vintage motels, diners, and classic road trips - while the end of penny production is leaving some retailers feeling shortchanged.
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As SNAP benefits are reduced or delayed amid the ongoing government shutdown, hunger relief donations are surging. Retro travel is booming as Americans rediscover vintage motels, diners, and classic road trips - while the end of penny production is leaving some retailers feeling shortchanged.
WBBM Noon Business Hour - Glitch & Nightmare Scenario
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WBBM Noon Business Hour - Glitch & Nightmare Scenario
Monday’s internet outage may be a warning sign of just how interconnected everything has become - where one glitch could freeze hospitals, banks, and transportation, effectively shutting down society as we know it.
Paul Hochman, president of Humongous Media and former tech editor for The Today Show, joins Rob Hart on the WBBM Noon Business Hour to discuss.
Noon Business Hour on WBBM Newsradio
As SNAP benefits are reduced or delayed amid the ongoing government shutdown, hunger relief donations are surging. Retro travel is booming as Americans rediscover vintage motels, diners, and classic road trips - while the end of penny production is leaving some retailers feeling shortchanged.
