Sabri Ben-Achour

Abraham Ravid, finance professor at Yeshiva University, thinks more contract disputes like the one between Scarlett Johannsen and Disney will pop up as streaming overtakes the movie theater experience.

Delta could slow the economy in two main ways: Governments could restrict consumers — again — or consumers could restrict themselves.

U.S. GDP grew 6.5% from April through June, less than many economists expected. However, it’s caught up to pre-pandemic levels.

For a lot of people, the downturn doesn't feel over and may not for years. So what does "over" mean in this case?

A historic drought threatening crops in the West could send food prices higher.

Marketplace’s Chris Farrell says research based on the Perry Preschool Project shows broad, long-term benefits of early investment.

Experts say global forces that helped keep inflation low for decades — like international trade and an expanding workforce — are dissipating.

The Peterson Institute’s Martin Chorzempa believes the state wants greater control of information, but he doesn’t expect delisting from foreign exchanges.

Marketplace Senior Economics Contributor Chris Farrell says think twice. He calls the crypto ecosystem "volatile" and "opaque."

Experts say U.S. progress in STEM fields is closely tied to immigration policy.