Marketplace Morning Report Stories

“The staffing for flight attendants, especially domestically, is at FAA minimums,” said Sara Nelson, international president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA. “Our jobs are harder than they’ve ever been.”

One reason that food prices are high on the island is that under the Jones Act, only U.S. ships carry food to the territory.

The likely outcome of the rule is to designate more people as employees. That has some employers through the gig economy worried.

Geopolitical conflicts persist, and a political war rages inside the U.S. as elections approach, observes Eurasia Group’s Ian Bremmer.

Farmers across Germany are continuing a weeklong protest of the government’s plan to revoke key economic and agricultural tax policies by blocking major roads and highways across the country.

Debt levels are rising and interest rates remain high. Delinquencies are also on the rise.

While investigators are still looking into why a piece of a Boeing aircraft blew off an Alaska Airlines flight over the weekend, there aren’t many rival plane suppliers.

We’re watching “The Store” in January.

The eligibility expansion benefits the immigrants but may also bring savings to the entire system.

The cost of Mexico’s 1,500-kilometer train line has ballooned to more than $28 billion.