Summary: <p><span>Chinese tech company Foxconn planned to bring a lot of new manufacturing jobs to the people of Wisconsin, until those plans changed. Turns out there aren't a lot of engineers for hire in Wisconsin. Now <span>Foxconn is asking engineers in China to raise their hands and come on over to Wisconsin. We talk to <span>the Wall Street Journal’s Shayndi Raice about Foxconn’s labor troubles. Also on today's show: <span>Americans spend billions of dollars on their pets every year, with a large portion of that spent on food, and companies are taking note. </span>Plus, in our latest installment of #HowWeChanged, we hear t<span>he story of a Wells Fargo loan officer who became a whistleblower in a case alleging the bank unfairly targeted <span>African-Americans</span> with subprime loans. </span></span></span></span></p>
