Marketplace Morning Report Stories

In March, seasonally-adjusted sales of existing homes were down 3.6%, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Fed Chair Jay Powell said there’s been essentially no job creation in the private sector in the last six months. But unemployment also remains low. What does this mean for the labor market, and the economy?

A breakdown of how much you’re paying for Social Security, health care, food assistance, the national debt, defense, and more.

The consumer price index for March showed grocery prices are up 2% from last year, with tomatoes, lettuce, and nonalcoholic beverages leading the way.

Higher inflation, lower unemployment, and a war — what’s all this mean for the job market going forward?

New tax deduction rules may increase the number of donor households in the U.S. — but could also reduce overall charitable giving.

"With over 50 years of experience, we know that a simple so-called index fund … does actually better than professional money managers," said economist Burton Malkiel.

From the artificial intelligence boom to the kitschy nostalgia of the last century, you can see it all along Route 66, which is turning 100 years old.

Courts, banks, and law enforcement are finding ways to intervene earlier — even without knowing who the scammer is.

In the 1960s, the German government put a tariff on American chickens. President Johnson then retaliated with a tariff on light-duty commercial vehicles and trucks. The back-and-forth has come to define the U.S. auto industry.