Mitchell Hartman
speaker
1,202 appearances
42 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 6d ago
Mitchell Hartman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 41 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 7.
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Matt Hassett is CEO of New York-based Lofty, which sells alarm clocks, lamps, and other products designed to promote better sleep.
He's got seven employees.
Hassett now has two employees in Europe, and he's expanding international sales.
Barton O'Brien is founder of Baydog, an eight-year-old business based in Annapolis, Maryland, that makes gear like dog harnesses and life jackets, also treats and toys.
O'Brien is hearing from pet store owners that consumers are now pulling back on the doggy discretionaries.
O'Brien says his costs are way up, profits are down.
Still, he's optimistic.
bringing his total headcount to seven, with another 45 working as contractors in production, sales, and e-commerce.
I'm Mitchell Hartman for Marketplace.
There's four different brands of green beans you can buy.
We know that competition in any marketplace is the foundation, the cornerstone of our capitalist system.
Let's start with a simple definition.
Ross Mayfield is an investment strategist at Baird, which is a marketplace underwriter.
He expects tomorrow's report to show PPI cooled off a bit in January and continue to be driven by rising prices for services.
And which services are driving wholesale inflation?
Here's Scott Helfstein at investment firm Global X.
Blame power-hungry data centers in part for that.
Where there's been sharp goods inflation is for raw materials and other inputs for manufacturing and construction that face high import taxes.
It's pretty staggering.
Ken Simonson is chief economist at Associated General Contractors of America.
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