David Brancaccio is a host of public radio's Marketplace Morning Report at American Public Media. He covers a range of topics within business and economics, including finance, retail, and social issues such as homelessness and inflation. David's work has been featured in Global Advertising News, Our Community Now, and Marketplace by APM.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is accusing Walmart and the fintech firm Branch Messenger of cheating some Walmart gig workers.
By: Erika Soderstrom, David Brancaccio, Kimberly Adams, Meredith Garretson
Republicans will have control of both chambers of Congress plus the White House come January. And they're getting ready to pass a whole bunch of policy priorities into law while they can.
By: Erika Soderstrom, Elizabeth Trovall, David Brancaccio
President-elect Donald Trump has promised to impose mass deportations and new restrictions on immigration once he's in office.
By: Meredith Garretson, David Brancaccio
Among the defining features of the Biden administration has been its approach to dealing with some of the world's largest companies and stepping up
By: Nic Perez, David Brancaccio
Last spring, there were bold headlines about the Dartmouth College basketball team voting to form a labor union and the National Labor Relations Board deciding players were employees entitled to unionize
By: Erika Soderstrom, David Brancaccio, Leanna Byrne
From Jan. 8 onward, Americans heading to the United Kingdom will need an extra document before boarding , and it comes with a fee. It's called an Electronic Travel Authorization, or ETA.
By: Alex Schroeder, David Brancaccio
It was July 15, 1979. President Jimmy Carter was addressing the nation about what he called a “crisis of confidence” in our future.
By: David Brancaccio, Alex Schroeder
With Donald Trump's second inauguration about 10 days away, it's a good time to survey what lies ahead for the U.S. and global economies.
By: Erika Soderstrom, David Brancaccio
Self-employed people who send and receive payments using things like PayPal, Venmo and CashApp get a special tax form, called a 1099-K.
By: David Brancaccio, Nic Perez
Trump promised tariffs on Day 1, yet no tariff policies have been announced so far. But a federal government hiring freeze has been enacted.
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