Marketplace Morning Report Stories

In the show “Severance,” characters don’t understand the point of their work. And they barely know their colleagues.

Supply chain issues, increased federal oversight and a looming strike by workers in its defense unit are affecting the company’s ability to deliver orders.

Chris Farrell says that while workers may not see massive job losses, technology will alter the mix of jobs and needed worker skills.

The CHIPS Act would create $52 billion in subsidies to encourage domestic chip production, but some say that isn’t enough to bring back the industry.

The co-founder of one financial services company is bullish on digital currencies even as uncertainty roils the market.

The services provide guidance for students seeking therapists in a new town, applying for test accommodations, and managing medications.

Forty-three percent of the respondents to the National Association for Business Economics’ latest survey said they expect a U.S. recession in the next year.

A few cities are hiring what’s known as a “chief heat officer.”

Ingredients are up 30%, says Carrie Morey of Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit in South Carolina. But passing along costs poses other problems.

Demand for many manufactured goods has been slowing, thanks to higher prices. But some sectors, like vehicles, are still trying to meet demand.