Marketplace Morning Report Stories

Some argue the proposed rule, which would allow agencies to require that federal employees sign nondisclosure agreements, could have a chilling effect on whistleblowers.

People later in their careers who may have caretaker responsibilities for children or older parents tend to value the flexibility offered by remote work.

Ongoing wars, plus a “super El Niño” this year, could lead to sharp price hikes at the grocery store.

The Bureau of Economic Analysis makes adjustments to inflation estimates regularly, but it comes at a time when the BEA is under budgetary stress.

By some measures, diamond prices have been cut in half since a peak during the pandemic.

Recent college graduates are navigating a job market shaped by AI on both sides of the hiring process.

Grocery spending is down on average about 2%. Stores have very low profit margins, so they're selling data and advertising to fill the gap.

Many Baby Boomers expected to leave wealth behind. New reporting suggests the cost of aging is rewriting that story.

Some investors are already diversifying away from the biggest names in tech.

Younger workers have different views of — and less experience in — the labor market than older workers.