Labor Department data shows that job churn has been on the decline. Plus, Jay Powell hasn’t declared victory over inflation yet and ChatGPT complicates the mission of educators.
Today, the Federal Open Market Committee concludes its first policy-setting meeting of the year. Marketplace host Kai Ryssdal discusses the big takeaways from Federal Chair Jerome Powell’s press conference.
As the job market cools, “job churn” is leveling off from historic pandemic highs
by Justin Ho
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The more people switch jobs, the better the odds anybody can find a better one.
Bed, Bath, Beyond, bankruptcy? A look at the retailer’s bid to avoid Chapter 11
by Kristin Schwab
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The troubled retailer has been struggling for a decade now. But is there still hope?
Retail is recovering — and flowering — in smaller cities and the suburbs
by Samantha Fields
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A new report from the JPMorgan Chase Institute finds retail has followed consumers to where many more now work and live.
The advent of ChatGPT creates demand for software to detect its use
by Stephanie Hughes
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Since the chatbot launched, schools have sought tools to inform teachers when students try to pass off AI-generated writing as their own.
Extreme couponing is back. But it’s on TikTok this time.
by Kai Ryssdal and Sarah Leeson
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Clipping coupons may be largely digital now, but the deals are still out there. Kayla Burk is teaching a younger generation how to use them.
With labor and supply still tight, a Detroit business owner finds an optimistic new normal
Courtesy Vaughn
Supply chain hangups and labor shortages have frustrated small businesses. But for a custom frame shop in Detroit, optimism is high for 2023.
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