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
Pages
0
Chipotle expected to keep profits on the upswing
With its simple menu and fresh ingredients, the burrito chain has delighted both diners and investors.
1
Extreme heat adds to U.S. economic worries
From crops in peril to higher electricity bills for cash-strapped local governments, the summer heat wave further rattles the economy.
1
The future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
We take a listen to the congressional hearing on the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a home owner who shares what he hopes the new agency will do for consumers like him.
2
Minnesota yet to feel full impact of government shutdown
Minnesota's government shutdown is now the longest state shutdown in at least a decade and there's no end in sight. Most Minnesotans aren't greatly affected by the shutdown -- yet. What will be the tipping point?
6
U.S. posts anemic job growth in June
The U.S. economy generated just 18,000 jobs last month, raising questions about the post-recession recovery. What's holding back employers?
1
Where the jobs are: car towns
Auto makers both domestic and foreign are hiring in the U.S. as they expand production of small, high-mileage cars.
1
South Korea to host Winter Olympics
Host cities hope the games will boost their reputation, if not economies, but there are risks.
0
Not so rare earths
There may be a treasure trove of rare earth metals on the ocean floor. Only question: who owns them and how to get them up.
0
Minnesota debates shutting down
With Republican legislators and a Democratic governor at impasse, Minnesota could be without a budget on Friday -- dependent on a judge to continue operating.
1
Best Buy gets smaller
The big-box retailer shrinks its box size to grow profits.
Pages
