WWJ's Murray Feldman reports if you are bullied at work, you aren't alone. There are millions who quit their jobs because they are bullied.By Audacy

If too many video calls are causing you fatigue, you're not alone. WWJ Business Editor Murray Feldman tells us what a new survey finds.By Audacy

Scam texts and emails are on the rise, even as fewer fraudsters are making phone calls. WWJ Business Editor Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

WWJ Business Editor Murray Feldman says cookies are collecting a lot of your personal information online, and the bad guys are out there eating it up.By Audacy

WWJ Business Editor Murray Feldman says 20% of U.S. retirees says they've already outlived their money.By Audacy

It's tough out there right now if you're hoping to buy a home. But WWJ's Murray Feldman says there is some good news in you're looking to live in Metro Detroit. (Photo: Getty Images)By Audacy

WWJ's Murray Feldman says negotiating for a product at a store, or more money at work can pay off — if you do it correctly.By Audacy

WWJ's Murray Feldman says using auto-pay could save you money, but there are some bills you should not put on auto-pay.By Audacy

WWJ's Murray Feldman says these college majors may be fun, until you get your first paycheck, Plus, a majority in a new survey say the country would be better off if more women held public office.By Audacy

More employees are being presented with PIPs — and this may not be a good thing for many workers. WWJ's Murray Feldman explains in today's Feldman Report.By Audacy

Engineering is one of the most lucrative careers to pursue in college, it might also be one of the cleanest. WWJ's Murray Feldman explains.By Audacy

Michigan is a national leader in clean energy jobs. WWJ's Murray Feldman explains what that means.By Audacy

A lofty goal, Mazda wants no fatalities in its cars by 2040. WWJ's John McElroy has more.By Audacy

You can be lonely even when surrounded by jobs. WWJ's Murray Feldman says what are the loneliest jobs.By Audacy

Less checks are being written, yet check fraud is growing. WWJ's Murray Feldman explains how that is happening.By Audacy

After making shareholders millions, Tesla's stocks are plummeting.By Audacy

More businesses are hit by crime, and a lot of time are hit from within. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

Be careful using a payment app to transfer money, many of which aren't protected or backed. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

On a new Automotive Insight, WWJ Business Analyst Jon McIlroy says consumers shopping for a new vehicle need to think about more than just the price of the vehicle itself. With insurance rates on the rise, the car you buy can impact your insurance rates.By Audacy

Number one way to avoid a tax audit? Get organized. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more tips.By Audacy

IRS believes 63% of income is not reported when a 3rd party is not involved. WWJ's Murray Feldman explains what that means.By Audacy

Michigan's roads are getting better, but not fast enough. WWJ's John McElroy wonders if toll roads are the way to go.By Audacy

Taking extra time to contribute to your retirement fund before the tax deadline could come with unforeseen penalties — And that's interest gained. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

Return to office policies may have more to with real estate, than worker habits. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

Automakers said that after COVID, they learned a lesson about keeping high inventory for their OEMs. But now, that's changed. WWJ's John McElroy has more.By Audacy

Miss any medical visits during the pandemic? It's starting to have an impact across the nation. WWJ's Murray Feldman has the details.By Audacy

Buying a home is hard. But so is selling. So why then is Michigan is the 15th hottest real estate market in the country? WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

More than half of Americans can't afford a down payment, so some people are buying homes with friends. WWJ's Murray Feldman has the details. (Photo: Getty Images)By Audacy

A new poll shows many are opting for trips to the pharmacy rather than a doctor. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

People who wanted an EV likely already have one. So how do you sell them to people who don't? WWJ's John McElroy has more. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)By Audacy

Full size pickups are starting to slip, but this isn't a surprise. WWJ's John McElroy has more. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)By Audacy

More retirees want to return to the workforce, but a study shows it's causing frustration among younger colleagues. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

Nearly 60% of renters need a roommate to make ends meet according to a poll by Zillow. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more. (Photo: Getty Images)By Audacy

Tesla changed the game, and made claims that it wouldn't behave like a legacy automaker — but now it is. WWJ's John McElroy has more.By Audacy

In Australia, Kangaroos cause a lot of car accidents. So VW is trying to find a solution. WWJ's John McElroy has more.By Audacy

It makes sense Michiganders would care about the Tigers. But Detroit being competitive means many players can help their families back home. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

Chrysler, once a major player in the U.S., could fall to 6th amongst automakers. WWJ's John McElroy has more.By Audacy

A growing number of ex-employees are leaving their job and doing so maliciously. WWJ's Murray Feldman breaks down why and how.By Audacy

Messy home? WWJ's Murray Feldman shares that that can add to your stress.By Audacy

Many retailers are beginning to charge for returns. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more. (Photo credit: Getty Images)By Audacy

Thank you notes may be old school, but they're still highly effective when sending emails is so easy. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

EV sales projected to pick up steam in the second half in 2024, and that's largely thanks to GM. WWJ's John McElroy has more.By Audacy

It's spring, which means it's home buying season. WWJ's Murray Feldman says some potential buyers have been trying since 2021. (Photo: Getty Images)By Audacy

Have expensive loans? You can save a few bucks by turning on 'auto payment'. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

Tesla is the first automaker to attempt 'steer by wire', and due to this they are installing double redundancy. WWJ's John McElroy has more.By Audacy

More and more people aren't participating in houses of worship, what's driving the decrease? WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

A new poll shows 40% of Americans create a list of people they want to show gratitude for. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.By Audacy

Build Your Dreams just broke into the ranks as a top 10 car company last year, and it's only growing. WWJ's John McElroy has more.By Audacy

WWJ Business Analyst Murray Feldman says that layoffs have increased in Michigan. On top of that, most companies don't have formal severance packages. Also -- If you're having trouble budgeting, Feldman says look at items by how many hours you have to work to make that purchase.By Audacy

On a new Automotive Insight, WWJ's Jon McIlroy says one of the most common complaints he gets are about headlights that blind other drivers. But McIlory says a company called Forvia is making the next generation of headlights that won't offend other drivers.By Audacy