Marketplace Morning Report Stories

New York Times bestselling author Jodi Kantor is out with a new book that says new grads still have agency — if they focus on building “craft” and finding real-world need.

Countries that have their own refineries and reserves, and that can afford to pay, are facing high oil and gas prices but not shortages. Other countries can't get what they need and are rationing fuel.

One senior reflects on landing a role in tech while navigating anxiety about the job market, AI, and what it takes to feel financially secure.

Rising costs, changing demand, and economic pressures are reshaping how plant shops operate.

New research shows more than a third of workers and retirees don’t think they have enough money for their retirement years. That’s the highest proportion since 2017.

The Sun Belt has previously been a hot real estate market, but Redfin analysis found that the Texas market might be softer this spring.

Social capital refers to the shared values, trust, and social networks that can help communities achieve common goals. It also helps the economy.

Experts say new exploration takes more than a decade from decision to market. Research can cost hundreds of millions of dollars, and development can take tens of billions.

Economists say the number of college grads who are underemployed, or working in jobs that don’t require the degrees they just earned, is too high.

New York joins a growing number of states and jurisdictions in limiting employers from using credit history to make hiring or job decisions, like compensation.