Kai Ryssdal

Despite the entertainment industry slowing, major players like Netflix and Amazon are spending big on short stories, sometimes by unknown writers.

“Business schools are desperately looking for alternative revenue streams to finance their marquee MBA programs,” said journalist Robb Mandelbaum, reporting for Bloomberg Businessweek. And one stream they’re turning to— executive education.

Ruth Fowler, a screenwriter, talked about her experience working as an AI trainer when her work in Hollywood couldn’t pay the bills.

As the war continues and inflation rises, the cost of government borrowing is going up too.

In their new book, co-authors Chad Bown and Soumaya Keynes make the case that in a global economy where trade wars are everywhere, the best thing to do is learn how to fight them.

Kids' shows, expanded non-alcoholic offerings, and community events are among the ways xBk Live has adapted to new conditions.

A 2022 heatwave in Europe is linked to rising grocery costs, according to one study.

Right now, there aren’t enough sheep in the world to meet a growing demand for wool.

Pamela Paul, writer at large for the Wall Street Journal, talks about the decline of “serious” nonfiction titles — from biographies to books about the economy.

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