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Earnings check in: The health of corporate America

Juli Niemann | Apr 9, 2013
Juli Niemann, analyst with Smith, Moore & Company, joins Marketplace Morning Report host Jeremy Hobson to discuss the latest earnings reports and what they signal about the economy.
Posted In: Alcoa, Earnings
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J.C. Penney CEO gets the boot, but were his ideas really that bad?

David Weinberg | Apr 9, 2013
J.C. Penney CEO Ron Johnson has been given the boot after just 17 months as head of the struggling department store chain.

What you need to know to run a marathon at the North Pole

Sabri Ben-Achour | Apr 9, 2013
Four dozen trekked to the North Pole in a marathon that costs more than $15,000 to run in. Feel like taking a run on a polar ice floe? Here's what you need to know about the race.
Posted In: north pole, Running, Sports

Japan stimulus has investors eyeing Europe

Stephen Beard | Apr 9, 2013
The value of the Japanese yen fell to its lowest level in four years after a huge monetary stimulus package was unveiled last week, and the effects of the stimulus are starting to be felt far away from Japan.

Rhode Island Republicans want gun makers to set up shop

Noel King | Apr 9, 2013
State Minority Leader Brian Newberry says gun manufacturing would bring well-paid jobs to Rhode Island's struggling economy.

New technology lets deaf, hard of hearing make calls in HD

Ben Johnson | Apr 9, 2013
A company called Purple Communications has new technology to help people who are deaf or hearing impaired communicate digitally through an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter.
Posted In: mobile, Tech
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California rules against reading phone maps while driving

David Brancaccio | Apr 9, 2013
Given that it is legal to manipulate other devices in a car, the court suggests that people should take it up with the legislature to change the law if the ruling seems arbitrary.

NCAA barred Louisville men's team from supporting women's team

Kai Ryssdal | Apr 9, 2013
The 2013 NCAA men's basketball championship team from Louisville were told that going to see Louisville's women's championship game would be "an improper benefit."
Posted In: NCAA
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Margaret Thatcher's foes turned anger into big business, and a soundtrack for the '80s

Stacey Vanek Smith | Apr 8, 2013
From punk rock to TV satires such as Spitting Image, many of those who set out to pillory Margaret Thatcher for her policies made a nice living doing so. Listen to the soundtrack that hate created.

Mike Ullman named CEO of JC Penney after Ron Johnson ousted

Kai Ryssdal | Apr 8, 2013
Mike Ullman has been named CEO of JC Penney after Ron Johnson was ousted.

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