Associate Producer
Erika works with a group of extraordinary producers to chase business and economic stories heard on “Marketplace Morning Report.”
A major fight is brewing over whether the right to control prediction market platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket lies with the states or the federal government.
Most companies these days are using generative AI to some extent. So far, it hasn’t made much of an impact on productivity.
Gas prices are down 7.5% since last January, according to AAA. Also, we’ll discuss a nicely balanced economy (for now).
The Federal Reserve is looking at easing rules for banks with the hope that means more mortgage loans.
Markets have seesawed recently over news that AI could soon disrupt software and financial services. Ad shops may also be at risk.
Consumers will spend about 11% more than last year to heat their homes. Plus, is the IRS prepped for tax season?
Turns out tariffs are being paid for — drumroll, please — us. Not foreign companies, us.
Michele Byrne, founder of paper&stuff, shares how she became a full-time greeting card maker.
The clock is ticking! Today, we hear from someone who turned their hobby of greeting card-making into a full-time job.
McDonald’s introduced Extra Value Meals and lowered combo meal prices last fall. Yesterday, it posted better-than-expected results.
