Marketplace Stories

A new, 10% tariff on furniture goes into effect next week. We hear from an American furniture manufacturer about what that means for business.

The magnitude of recent policy changes has little precedent in recent history.

High interest rates have spurred the resurgence of adjustable-rate mortgages. But ARMs are a little different from what you may remember.

Restaurants and snack companies are moving towards high-protein foods and smaller portions.

Some are embracing AI as a workforce multiplier, revenue booster for tribal enterprises, or tool to help revitalize languages. But data security concerns loom.

Because of the government shutdown, economic data is harder to come by.

Almost a third of all homes sold in the first six months of this year went to buyers who made all-cash offers.

As residential building slows, some construction workers sense growing uncertainty in their sector.

Consumer spending has remained resilient as the top 10% of earners accounted for roughly 50% of consumer spending in the third quarter. But one of the “luxury” goods they are spending it on is simple mixture of salt and cream.

Immigration bolstered population growth and housing demand in big cities like Houston. What happens when immigration declines?