Marketplace Morning Report Stories

An outbreak of bedbugs sparked anxiety around Paris Fashion Week in October and could pose a major — and expensive — problem ahead of the Summer Olympics.

Delinquencies are up, especially for people with lower incomes and multiple types of debt, according to the New York Fed.

In an effort to stimulate a sluggish economy, the government got creative and started applying negative interest rates.

That represents the eight consecutive year of growth and about 3% of total federal contracts.

The Sundance Film Festival has seem some big buys, and renewed interest especially for the small screen.

Lawmakers will unveil bipartisan legislation on Thursday that would give federal dollars to overnight parking programs for people living in their vehicles.

Some builders are starting to see more interest from buyers, including those who spent 2023 on the sidelines, waiting for better rates.

It’s a big day in Scotland — the birthday of poet Robert Burns. His legacy continues to bring millions into the country’s economy.

During the COVID pandemic, lots of identity verification moved online — making it easier for people to commit fraud with the help of generative AI.

Luxury residences, a golf course and international airport have harmful environmental impacts, some locals argue. But they’re also big job creators in a tourism-driven economy.