Support the fact-based journalism you rely on with a donation to Marketplace today. Give Now!

Wanted: qualified people who will work for yesterday's wages

Aug 3, 2017
The tight labor market is making it harder to hire without raising pay significantly.
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

Farmers in Oregon look to cash in on the solar eclipse

Jul 24, 2017
Farmers are renting out their fields to eager eclipse watchers.
Farmer Christina Carpenter gestures toward one of the fields that will host campers during August’s total solar eclipse. She and Grant Putnam (left) are taking advantage of the rare opportunity to host an eclipse festival on their farm, Organic Earthly Delights. 
Amanda Peacher/for Marketplace

How one business is bracing for the upcoming solar eclipse

Jul 14, 2017
One company tried to book the entire hotel four years out.
 A view of the full solar eclipse from Antalya, the southern coast of Turkey, in 2006.
CEM TURKEL/AFP/Getty Images

Farming program aims to help addicts and their families

Nov 24, 2016
The program in southern Oregon uses volunteer work and clean eating to get parents clean.
A walk to the barn at Hanley Historic Farm.
Doug Lofdahl, Farm & Food Program

The state with the best economy is voting today

May 17, 2016
Oregonians head to the polls amidst the state's glowing financial health. How'd it get here?
Former President Bill Clinton speaks at Central Oregon Community College in support of democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on May 5, 2016, in Bend, Oregon.
ROB KERR/AFP/Getty Images

For public good, not for profit.

Lewis and Clark treasure hidden in Powell's bookstore

Jan 25, 2016
Encased in bubble wrap, a two-volume set of the 1814 Lewis and Clark journals

Local businesses see boon during Oregon standoff

Jan 15, 2016
For remote community in Oregon, wildlife standoff brings new customers

When you can see the forest for the healthcare

Jan 12, 2016
Two pilot programs in Oregon are experimenting with carbon markets.