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The Value of a College Degree, a Look at Detroit and Ford, New York Restaurants | Wall Street Week
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56:47Now PlayingWelcome to the new Wall Street Week, bringing you stories of capitalism. This week, we tell a story of the pride of an auto industry and its home city through the eyes of Ford CEO Jim Farley, Ford Pro CEO Ted Cannis, Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens, and Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan. The value of a college degree is weighing on students and the higher education universities that are taking on debt to provide those degrees. We speak to Former Purdue University President Mitch Daniels and King's College, Cambridge Provost Gillian Tett about the global strain colleges are facing. Successful restaurants create a fond feeling of belonging, but the business behind it is not for the faint of heart. We talk to restaurateurs Danny Meyer, Daniel Boulud, and Melba Wilson.
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