Marketplace Morning Report Stories

Japan and China recently agreed to cooperate more economically. Now, climbing tensions are threatening that cooperation.

Awaiting new data on consumer sentiment and retail sales this week, analysts say people seem to be concerned about job availability, high prices, and their ability to keep up with monthly bills.

Consumers would likely have the chance to redo plan selections if enhanced tax credits are extended, however unlikley that looks.

The National Retail Federation predicts that this holiday season, retailers will hire fewer than 365,000 workers — the lowest number in 15 years.

When one major cybersecurity firm goes down, like Cloudflare did this week, it can disrupt large swaths of the internet. That’s because a few large companies dominate the market.

A new McKinsey report finds that artificial intelligence can help companies overcome some of the logistical hurdles that come with navigating tariffs.

The idea has a mixed record.

With heat and electricity bills on the rise, many households are falling behind on payments, according to a new analysis by progressive nonprofits Century Foundation and Protect Borrowers.

China’s government has supported electric vehicle brands like BYD through major subsidies.

The shutdown could still result in a delayed data release.