Credit cards embedded with microchips are coming. Randy Vanderhoof of the Smart Card Alliance tells Adrienne Mitchell why they're better.

Office design has changed a lot in a few years. Scott Spector of Spector Group tells Adrienne Mitchell millennials are driving the change.

Best of MarketWatch Radio: The tinfoil hat crowd is wrong about gas prices and the election; the best-paying jobs for the disabled; and why e-gift cards are growing in popularity.

Does your boss count your bathroom breaks? Labor and employment attorney Jon Hyman tells Adrienne Mitchell it's an issue at some workplaces.

It's too late for cheap Thanksgiving fares, but Rick Seaney of FareCompare tells Adrienne Mitchell you can still get a "better bad deal."

What does "dress for success" mean for women today? Dara Lamb of Dara Lamb Custom Clothing talks with Adrienne Mitchell.

Tony Lee of CareerCast.com tells Steve Potisk which jobs top the list of best careers for disabled workers.

Our paychecks aren't getting any bigger. Will that raise the stakes on Election Day?

Best of MarketWatch Radio: Want a holiday job? Check your email. Plus, the scariest jobs aren't always the most dangerous. And the scary way the previous homeowners may have used your kitchen.

Who's hiring for the holidays -- and how? And jobs we would be scared to apply for. They're two of MarketWatch Radio's stories of the week.

"Bad Paper" author Jake Halpern tells Adrienne Mitchell debt collectors' world is a colorful and shady place where big money can be made.

What are top investors doing, and how can you benefit from that knowledge? AlphaClone CEO Maz Jadallah talks with Adrienne Mitchell.

Michael Irwin of CareerBuilder tells Steve Potisk which jobs we think are scary, including a surprising write-in vote.

Before you buy a home, find out whether it was a meth house. Angie Hicks of Angie's List talks with Adrienne Mitchell.

Edmunds has some suggestions for car buyers.

The best of MarketWatch Radio: Nurses worry about Ebola gear costs. Oil once used for frying will soon be used for flying. And people have the weirdest reasons for calling out sick.

CreditCard.com finds nearly half of Americans surveyed say they might not shop at stores whose data was hacked.

CareerBuilder.com 's top ten list include cooking, plastic surgery and gambling.

Tech experts think the Apple brand will help us move toward everyday digital payments.

If you want to be a blogger and make money, IZEA's Ted Murphy tells Steve Potisk sponsored social may be for you.

One consumer survey finds us watching out budgets closely because we're short on spending money. Another finds us planning to spend more this holiday season. They're not as contradictory as they might seem.

Best of MarketWatch Radio: More U.S. households include roommates. Hotels use social media to improve service. And when it comes to snacking, men and women really are different.

Nearly a-third of companies surveyed by the American Management Association admit they're not keeping their promises to their customers.

Here's a hint: A YouGov America survey finds the one-percenters don't know what to get spouses either.

Tax Day is six months away. Rob Zeigen of CBIZ MHM tells Adrienne Mitchell about ways to plan now to cut your tax bill.