Marketplace Stories

Nebraskans will now need to meet new requirements to keep Medicaid. Advocates fear that many will lose coverage because of paperwork, not eligibility.

The cuts, while not exclusive to liberal arts programs, have had a focus in the humanities that don’t necessarily have a guarantee of financial success following graduation. That could make the humanities a luxury product.

Mahjong has taken off among young people. David Bresnick, founder of Manhattan’s Sparrow's Nest Studio, hoped to create a space where seasoned players and newbies could connect.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported this month that employment in “information,” a rough proxy for the tech sector, has declined 11% from a peak in 2022.

Losing a hub can be tough for a city. Now that Spirit Airlines has shut down, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood airport is facing a tricky situation.

Importers passed the cost of tariffs to wholesalers, manufacturers and other businesses. Now, they’re deciding whether they’ll share their tariff refunds too.

Despite soaring oil prices and global disruptions, markets are still breaking records.

Between tax cuts for U.S. households and corporate tax breaks, who’s actually footing the bill?

While quarterly data was modest — increasing just 0.8% in the first quarter — the longer-term trend shows higher productivity growth.

The appliance maker said sales of major appliances in North America fell nearly 7.5% last quarter in its latest earnings report.