Jeff Horwich is the interim host of Marketplace Morning Report and a sometime-Marketplace reporter. He is the former host of "In The Loop" from Minnesota Public Radio and a former business and economics correspondent for MPR. He is a graduate of Duke University and has a Master's in applied economics from the University of Minnesota.
Features By Jeff Horwich
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Dutch elections could impact EU debt crisis
Voters have been at the polls today in the Netherlands -- and the results could have a big impact on the troubled euro zone.
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Cornel West on poverty issues in the U.S.
The well-known author, philosopher and Princeton professor is embarking today on a four-state tour aimed at bringing awareness to poverty issues in the United States.
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Toys ‘R’ Us faces challenges with new tablet 'Tabeo'
Toys 'R' Us will release a new tablet that's designed just for kids. But getting into the tablet hardware business could prove to be a grown-up challenge.
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One proposal to fix Medicare, tax code
Fortune Magazine’s Allan Sloan discusses his solutions to fixing Social Security, Medicare, and the tax code – without the help of politicians.
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Samsung wins patent battle over Apple in Tokyo
Unlike the US case that covered seven patents, this one covered only one. Apple gets nothing, and the judges ordered it to pay all of Samsung's legal fees, as well.
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How getting a full night's sleep is good for business
We spend a third of our lives doing it -- or at least, we're supposed to. Eight hours a night -- we've been hearing that for years, but come on -- who can do that?
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Why is Russia the place to be right now for carmakers?
Of all the European markets, Russia is the fastest growing. But why?
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Which US cities spoil their children: are we spending too much on our kids?
NYC, you are the worst offender. In Wisconsin, on the other hand, kids apparently get by in hand-me-downs, playing with discarded pieces of string.
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With historic drought, farm profits soar
Despite, or perhaps because of, the Midwest drought, farmers are projected to make serious profits. But individual farmers will experience very different results.
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Hurricane Isaac shuts down Louisiana port
Port Fouchon is the industrial heart of the New Orleans coast, about 60 miles south of New Orleans. And it is shut down because of the hurricane.
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