Anne‑Marie Fertoli
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186 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2017
last heard Nov 2019
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A recent study done by the World Wildlife Fund, World Resources Institute, and U.S.
Forest Service found that as much as 62 percent of U.S.
wood products, mostly imports, were mislabeled.
The World Wildlife Fund said wood is considered illegal if it was harvested, transported, processed, bought or sold in violation of national or international laws.
Illegally logged timber is a problem for industries making everything from furniture and flooring to musical instruments and sporting goods.
Experts aren't sure how much wood in U.S.
stores is mislabeled, but the U.S.
is by far the world's largest importer of wood and wooden furniture by value.
And finally, if you're wondering whether Apple's new AirPods Pro are worth the $250 price tag, our personal tech columnist Joanna Stern has a new video out where she tests how the earbuds hold up against their non-pro competition.
There's also a mechanical bull involved.
You can watch the video up on our website, WSJ.com.
Coming up, how women can develop more financial confidence.
My pleasure.
Thank you so much.
And that's your Money Briefing.
I'm Anne-Marie Fertoli in New York for The Wall Street Journal.
Welcome to Your Money Matters.
I'm Anne-Marie Fertoli in New York.
A lot of the discussion around Republican tax bills in the House and the Senate has focused on their differences, but that's left out where they overlap and where we're most likely to see changes to the U.S.
tax code.
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