Segments From This Episode

• Why companies are turning to short-term borrowing

  by Justin Ho

  

  With fears of tariffs, government debt, and inflation raising longer-term interest rates, shorter-term borrowing can look more attractive.

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• When the government meddles in chipmaking, what's at stake?

  by Matt Levin

  

  From the CHIPS Act to the U.S. revoking a waiver it had granted TSMC to use U.S. machinery, the government is trying to have a heavy hand in this global industry.

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• The BLS loves knowing how you spend your time — and how you feel about it

  by Stacey Vanek Smith

  

  At Marketplace, we cover a lot of hard data. But soft data can be just as important.

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• The housing market is shifting in buyers' favor — but buying in NYC is still challenging

  by Sarah Leeson

  

  Topher Soltys and his husband bought a place in New York City earlier this year, and saw their monthly housing costs double.

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• The Numbers

  by Kai Ryssdal

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• In challenge to U.S., China and India look to Russia for oil and gas

  by Elizabeth Trovall

  

  Leaders of Russia, China and India met on Monday to show a unified front in light of U.S. trade policies

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• Millennial brands are trying to ride the Y2K trend

  by Kristin Schwab

  

  The resurgence of Y2K fashion has been on trend for a while now: low rise jeans, wired headphones, bucket hats and so on. But plenty of brands are failing at capturing the favor of Gen Z consumers.

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