Marketplace Minute

Prisoner swap includes transfer of Iranian oil funds; UAW talks continue amid strike.

Policymakers are meeting this week, with a decision expected Wednesday; UAW resumes contract talks with Detroit’s Big Three; California suing oil companies over climate change; Yellow plans to auction off its 12,000 trucks.

Stocks close down; Biden calls for “record contracts” for striking UAW workers; Import prices rise; TikTok faces European fine.

Consumers expect inflation to be at 3.1 percent in a year, lowest expectation in more than two years; UAW strikes against Detroit Three automakers; Media companies to resume negotiations with striking writers; Apple to update software in iPhone 12 models amid radiation concern.

Stocks close higher; Arm shares rise 24% in first day of trading; UAW strike deadline looms; Mortgage rates stay above 7%.

Retail sales rose 0.6 percent in August; Wholesale prices rose 1.6 percent annually; Jobless claims remain low at 220,000; Gannett to hire reporters dedicated to covering Beyonce, Taylor Swift.

Stocks close mixed; Fed takes in inflation report; UAW negotiations ongoing; McCarthy presents plan to avoid government shutdown.

Inflation was at 0.6 percent in August, an acceleration from July; IEA predicts energy prices will remain elevated the rest of the year; Fed expected to keep interest rates steady next week; New York City, Oregon sue Fox over 2020 election lies.

Stocks close down slightly; BP’s CEO steps down; Google goes to court; and Apple unveils new iPhones.

Government lawyers allege an online search monopoly; Biden administration wants changes to migrant farmworkers visa program; 2023 is already a new record for costly weather disasters; Detroit automakers and union apparently making progress, three days before potential strike.