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This morning, how climate risks are changing communities. Plus: the new labor contract reshaping the WNBA.
Heatwaves in Europe have been slowing trains, straining power grids, and making it harder for people to work. Today, we’ll discuss the costs.
The Trump administration is poised to announce another round of sweeping tariffs, which would replace existing import duties expiring this Friday.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer will travel to Mexico tomorrow for USMCA talks. Meanwhile, Canada is facing new U.S. tariffs.
What does it mean for candidates to push a "worker-first AI policy"? AFL-CIO president Liz Shuler discusses.
Today, we hear a snippet of a conversation between Marketplace’s Kimberly Adams and Harvard’s Linda Hill about the use of AI in the workplace.
Linda Hill, professor of business administration at Harvard Business School, talks about how leaders should approach AI and confront some of the biggest challenges that come with major technological change.
Today: climbing gas prices, an Nvidia stock sell-off, and changing conversations around AI.
On today’s program, we explain why Australia’s “super” retirement system of mandatory savings is gaining fans in the U.S.
Here’s what that means for commercial real estate in the Big Apple.
