Marketplace Morning Report Stories

The majority of leafy greens consumed in Canada come from abroad. Haven Greens, a domestic producer, has seen rapid growth since the trade war with the U.S. started.

Denver is going to find out. Last year, Denver’s City Council voted to eliminate minimum parking requirements for all new construction.

A new Ipsos/Reuters poll finds three in four voters say their cost of living is heading in the wrong direction. Nearly half of registered voters call it their top issue, regardless of party.

Germany imposed border checks at all land crossings in 2024 to curb undocumented immigration that were supposed to be temporary. Those checks have been extended through next spring.

The Dallas 2026 Host Committee said it raised $45 million in less than four weeks, though it hasn’t identified the donors.

The least affordable metro areas in the country for working families with kids are Los Angeles and New York City, where the median cost of childcare plus the notoriously high cost of housing devour 95% or more of the median income.

Some consumers are increasingly viewing secondhand luxury items as smart investments for potential resale in the future.

Giving back to aging parents doesn’t tend to hurt wealth-building — until you break it down by race/ethnicity.

Inflation gets worse when consumers expect it to get worse.

With lettuce sales down nationwide, more people are looking to buy local. That can be a mixed bag for farmers.