Marketplace Morning Report Stories

Chinese automakers’ ability to undercut competitors globally is remaking the car industry.

After two bankruptcies in the 2010s, RadioShack is relying on renewed interest in old-school products.

Premiums for employer-sponsored health insurance rose 9% this year, with families paying more than $7,000 on average for coverage, according to a new KFF survey.

Robyn Vincent, a producer and host at WDET in Detroit, discusses some of the big economic news stories out of her state.

Major agriculture and oil companies have partnerships to get new cash crops on many more acres by 2030, representing a new line of revenue for farmers who need it.

Heating oil is used in just 3% of U.S. homes, but most of those are in the Northeast. Spiking prices mean residents and heating oil delivery companies are facing a challenging winter ahead.

Underwater means they owe more on their current loan than the car is worth, and that share has risen for four consecutive years, according to new Edmunds data.

Universal pilot programs in the San Francisco Bay Area gave participants roughly $1,300 monthly for a year.

Median incomes have grown since then. But median home prices have grown faster.

It’s midterm season. That means there’s a lot of money being spent to get candidates elected.