Marketplace Morning Report Stories

Walmart and McDonald’s are among those hopping on the bond bandwagon. Some think now is a good time to borrow in case rates rise further.

A new investigation by The New Yorker delves into the acquisition of a Virginia nursing home and what happened next.

Earlier in the pandemic, stores grappled with shortages. But as supply chains bulked up, they now have the opposite problem. And consumers’ frequently shifting demands aren’t helping.

The National Labor Relations Board has proposed a new rule that would make companies that use contract, temp and staffing-firm employees more responsible for their wages and working conditions.

Families are generally planning to spend almost $20 more per child on school supplies.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has sent more than 7,000 people from the Mexican border to New York, Washington, D.C., and Chicago.

Several states in the West had 60 days to figure something out, and the government hasn’t offered much guidance.

The government would cover unpaid interest for borrowers who are on income-based repayment plans and continue to make monthly payments.

Apple, among other companies, may be seeking manufacturing options in India and other emerging markets.

Experts expect fewer travelers, fewer flights, high prices and high anxiety.