Marketplace Morning Report Stories

Consumers are feeling the pinch of inflation, but many aren't totally giving up on treats like vacations.

It’s more than just disappointment for the fans. Here’s what several nations have had to endure.

All of the spending on the AI infrastructure buildout is contributing to economic growth. But that kind of investment won’t necessarily support the broader economy over the long-run.

New York became the first state to impose a moratorium on large-scale data centers, citing grid strain and higher costs for ratepayers.

Delaware has long been the go-to state for registering companies because of its favorable business laws. But now Wyoming is taking the lead, and its chancery court could help bring more companies out West.

Hay yields in the U.S. may see a hit resulting from drought in the West and extreme rain in parts of the Midwest.

As the U.S. reshapes its foreign assistance strategy, countries receiving health funding are sharing access to medical information.

A new report from the Urban Institute suggests some consumers may be headed for a cliff.

In a recent piece in Bloomberg, labor economist Kathryn Anne Edwards proposes a solution to the Social Security trust fund shortfall: change the tax treatment of the self-employed.

Under the settlement between Deere & Co., the FTC and several state attorneys general, consumers will be able to fix their the company’s products on their own instead of having to rely on authorized dealers.