Since finishing nursing school in 2022, traveling pediatric ICU nurse Emma Larson has worked in St. Petersburg, Florida, upstate New York, Columbus, Ohio, New York City, and Phoenix, Arizona. Where is ...

The yield curve — basically, comparing the interest rates for short-, medium-, and long-term government bonds — can tell a ...

On today’s show: why one 74-year-old retiree is reentering the job market.

Plus, Robinhood to offer agentic trading and shopping to users, and rideshare drivers in Massachusetts unionize. Paresh Dave, senior writer at Wired, joins Marketplace’s Stephanie Hughes for this week ...

Gary Hughes, a longtime environmental activist, echoed Marvel’s concerns, adding “a lot of the proponents of geoengineering, they really don't want scrutiny.” “They don't want there to be a full ...

The retail price of motor oil is always pretty stable. Even when crude goes from $50 a barrel, doubling to $100 a barrel, the ...

This morning, we delve into the growing competition for affordable electric cars. Play. Listen Now ...

There is good news from the manufacturing sector, with orders for durable goods like cars, planes, and machinery up 7.9%.

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Although wages are rising faster for salaried workers, neither group has kept up with inflation. Plus: Oil futures, gas station-core, and life as a traveling nurse.

According to fresh data from Indeed’s Hiring Lab, hourly wages went up 1.7% in the past year. And salaried wages went up 2.9%. Neither is keeping pace with inflation.

Ellen Cushing, a staff writer at The Atlantic, wrote about the potential protein powder shortage.