Correspondent & Host
Sabri is a correspondent and host for Marketplace based in New York City. He has many, many plants.
They’re sounding the alarm about the importance of central bank independence.
Jobs lost at small businesses totaled 120,000 last month. What does that portend for larger companies?
Meta, Amazon, and Dell all recently pushed more workers to go back to the office five days a week. But data shows remote workers get a lot done.
And more consumers are using AI to help with their holiday shopping.
On today's show, we're lifting the veil on a little-known profession in the legal field: private judges.
For-hire judges can help litigants resolve disputes more quickly and may actually be cheaper for clients in the long run.
Adobe says Black Friday sales clocked in at more than $11 billion. Expectations for Cyber Week are strong, too.
Russia’s “shadow fleet,” which helps the nation avoid harsh sanctions, appears to be growing.
This morning, we’re previewing this weekend's retail extravaganza.
For some investors, they bet on a vehicle known as "Federal Funds futures" to hedge. For others, it's just that — a bet.
