Marketplace Morning Report

Can changing zoning help with with housing crisis? African nations ready a new, massive trading bloc. Chinese tech workers push back against the grueling 72-hour work week as a matter of life and death.

The U.N. holds an emergency meeting over Tehran's nuclear program. Brazil votes on pension reforms. Why panic rooms are the ultimate home luxury for today’s billionaires.

A judge blocks Trumps drug ad price rule. Will the Fed lower interest rates? How immigrants in the U.S. without authorization get healthcare.

Big spending deadlines are approaching in Congress. Bio-hacking is becoming big business. France opens a monument to monetary theory.

Facebook's privacy headache grows. Why art collectors are borrowing against the value of their Picasso paintings. How the coffee industry is trying to go green.

Deutsche Bank announces massive layoffs. Investors aren't happy with the most recent, actually great jobs numbers. What happens when a "Hawaiian beer" is made somewhere else?

Teens are choosing school over work during the summer. Older Americans are staying in their jobs longer. It turns out the "most American-made" cars might not be so American.

Job cuts begin at Germany's biggest lender. Greece votes for a new government. We look at the future of interest rates in Turkey.

Jobs rebounded in a big way in June. Amazon turns 25. Tariffs are changing the taste of your Scotch.

Who wins and who loses with a lower trade deficit? Amazon turns 25 today. Who is watching the MLB All-Star Game Tuesday?