Marketplace Morning Report Stories

Microshifting grants workers greater flexibility to check off both work and personal commitments.

Measuring inflation without government data is difficult right now, but there other indicators of where prices are and where they are headed.

Fewer tenants reported falling behind on rent, but landlords complained that they fell behind on making repairs.

Many groceries rely on customers with food stamps, especially in low-income and rural areas.

Operating as a public benefit corporation will help OpenAI attract investors and compete with other tech giants.

A potential rule change by the Trump administration could limit the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s supervision of auto lenders, including many that focus on buyers with low credit scores.

A UC Davis study shows promising results.

Factors driving insurance costs include inflation, construction costs, and extreme weather.

While some regional Fed banks have hard data, many of those figures come from agencies that are closed during the shutdown.

The looming spike in costs for those on Obamacare has gotten a lot of attention, but those who get health insurance through their employers are likely to see higher prices, too.