Marketplace Morning Report

We look at what the proposed Time-Warner Cable and Comcast merger will mean for internet users. And a challenger appears in the single-serve coffeemaker market.

Banco Popular is shifting eastward from Los Angeles and Chicago. And looking at giving and taking in the workplace.

We look at the best and worst states on closing the gender pay gap. And The University of Baltimore is offering a free semester for finishing within four years.

U.S. employers hired 192,000 people in March. And the company behind the food delivery app GrubHub gets ready for its IPO.

A new economic indicator seeks to give the GDP some competition in measuring economic health.

Microsoft is expected to announce a digital personal assistant akin to Apple's Siri. And Alan Sloan from Fortune Magazine talks tax code.