Marketplace Morning Report Stories

We aren’t headed for the double-digit mortgage rates of the 1980s, but don’t expect the 3% rates of the pandemic, either.

As liquefied natural gas facilities, SpaceX, and other industrial projects expand in the Rio Grande Valley, trades programs are training local residents for jobs.

Younger generations who grew up on the latest tech seem particularly nostalgic for a simpler era.

A new report from the Urban Institute found that one in five working-age renters struggled to pay rent last year. The share of middle-income renters that are facing these challenges grew by the biggest margin.

Seeking a more profitable career path but still hoping to work with children, Tristan Dennis went back to school.

More Americans are concerned about paying their energy bills this winter.

While there’s less trust in the federal government compared to last year’s survey, the perception of the federal government workforce seems to be improving.

Hiring in the services sector, on the other hand, isn’t quite as hot.

Countries in Africa are looking toward energy resilience as the war in Iran exposed their dependence on oil imports.

The city will host the annual Grand Prix through 2035.