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Erika works with a group of extraordinary producers to chase business and economic stories heard on “Marketplace Morning Report.”
A new Federal Trade Commission rule went into effect this week that gives the FTC more tools to go after scammers.
From the BBC World Service: India is likely to experience more heat wave days than normal between April and June.
The “No Surprises Act” has yielded mixed results when it comes to overall health care spending.
Some public school districts are considering closing schools due to enrollment declines, a new Cato Institute report finds.
From the BBC World Service: Factory output in China is up slightly for the first time in six months.
So far, President Joe Biden is far out-raising former president Donald Trump, but that doesn’t always translate into election wins.
On the 2030 U.S. Census, Arab Americans will have their own box to check for the first time ever.
From the BBC World Service: Thousands of tourists usually flock to Jerusalem and Bethlehem during Easter, but there’s been a massive drop since the war in Gaza.
The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge is already impacting supply chains, as well as the jobs and livelihoods of folks in the region.
Seven of the largest U.S. sportsbooks are launching a trade group to promote responsible gambling.
