How one business owner is preparing for summer tourism amid labor shortages

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Rick Murray, owner of The Crown and Anchor in Provincetown, Mass., oversees several bars, clubs, a hotel and restaurant and is struggling to find staff for the summer season. He joins ‘Squawk on the Street’ to discuss the staff shortage, the attempts the business has made to attract workers, and other challenges his business is facing.

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