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There’s been a push for original Medicare recipients to switch to Medicare Advantage, but the plans have seen controversy.

The protests reflect simmering anger over strict government COVID measures.

Blue bonds, or debt-for-nature-swaps, are helping developing nations refinance their debt while conserving their oceans.

Matriark makes products like broth from food remnants. Its founder says a recession can make people think more carefully about resources.

The amount of gold changing hands has doubled in each of the past two quarters.

Despite retail promotions and a longer shopping season, inflation may make consumers pay more but get fewer gifts. Fa la la la la.

The Economist's Vijay Vaitheeswaran says that delegates have discussed issues like reparations and other aid for developing countries.

There's still a long way to go in easing prices, but some economists think inflation has peaked.

Businesses with 500 employees or fewer — often far fewer — account for about 40% of private payroll in this country. A couple of recent surveys show they’re cautious about the future.

Employers keep looking for workers to meet consumer demand, though there are signs the labor market may cool down.