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FILE PHOTO: Carrefour teams up with Uber Eats for lockdown deliveries

Daily Video June 29 2020

Who is taking your money when you order takeout?

In this lesson plan, uncover the hidden economy behind our quarantine takeout orders.

A man stands in front of a Modell's store that is closed, as retail sales suffer record drop during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID19) in New York

Daily News Lesson June 15 2020

Kahoot activity: How COVID has affected U.S. economy

Try this fun Kahoot quiz to better understand

U.S. President Trump visits Ford Rawsonville Components Plant in Ypsilanti, Michigan

Daily Video May 27 2020

Economic role of government now and during Great Depression

In this NewsHour EXTRA lesson, learn how the coronavirus is impacting the economy and how it compares to the Great Depression.

Lesson Plan June 25 2019

Why this athlete invented a sports concussion sensor

Learn about a concussion sensor invention that helps athletes detect if they may have a concussion

Daily Video May 31 2016

Marijuana poses challenges for employee drug tests

Employers across the country are finding it difficult to hire potential job candidates who are willing and able to pass drug tests, according to a New York Times report by Jackie Calmes.

Heller's bakery Mount Pleasant Washington D.C. #StoryBeyondTheStore

Lesson Plan January 26 2016

Student activity: Small business stories where you live

Students get to know their neighborhood more by talking to a small business owner

Daily Video August 21 2015

Clothing company tells customers to buy less

In the age of consumerism, can a successful clothing manufacturer also promote conservationist values?

Daily Video July 09 2015

Chinese stock market crash tests world's fastest growing economy

DOWNLOAD VIDEO Three weeks of market decline in China have worried investors and threatened th…

Daily Video March 30 2015

How an Afghan dressmaker became a policy-maker

When Kamila Sidiqi was a teenager during Taliban rule in Afghanistan, she was not permitted to work, attend school or leave her house without a male chaperone. Today, she holds the powerful position of deputy chief of staff to Afghan President Ashraf Ghan

Daily Video September 16 2014

Chinese company’s purchase could impact the U.S. food industry

A Chinese company has bought the biggest pork producer in the U.S., raising concerns that the deal will pave the way for more foreign takeovers of major U.S. companies.

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