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We spoke with Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences, and Professor at Columbia University, who weighed in on why financial integrity matters and what stronger international cooperation ...

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As gas prices in Utah have spiked because of the conflict in Iran, Utahns are worrying about the economic impact this is going to have, and unfortunately, many other prices are likely to go up.