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A new music evolution
Jun 9, 2005
Lisa Napoli talks to author Tim Riley about today's music industry: will it go the way of Bruce Springsteen or Beck?
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From the Money Matters Desk: Nice Girls Don't Get Rich
Jun 3, 2005
Lois Frankel, author of "Nice Girls Don't Get Rich," stops by to share tips from her new book. Learn how to avoid the most common mistakes women make with money.
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Pharming... A New Kind of Phraud
Jun 3, 2005
You've heard about phishing, where Internet scammers lure you into giving them personal information? Well, that's just so last month. Now there's a whole new game in town. Kevin Delaney of <i>The Wall Street Journal</i> discusses the latest internet con... pharming.
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Wishy Washy on White Collar Crime
Jun 3, 2005
This week, the Supreme Court overturned the conviction that took down the accounting firm, Arthur Andersen. What does the ruling mean for future prosecution of white-collar crime? Kai talks with Eric Talley, a Professor of Law at the University of Southern California.
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Matri-Money: Marriage and Finances
Jun 3, 2005
What's the key to a healthy marriage? Communication helps. Romance is always nice. But the real trick is being financially compatible. So what should a couple do before they say I do? Karen Pelland reports.
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Merlefest
May 30, 2005
This weekend, they came by the thousands to Grand Junction, Colorado, Kendallville, Indiana, even Moorpark, California. Bluegrass festivals are not just for mountain folks anymore. But it does has special significance for one Appalachian community, a place that's lost a lot of jobs in recent years. From station WMRA, Martha Woodroof reports.
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"Day in the Work Life": A Retail Ethnographer
May 27, 2005
On this week's A Day in the Work Life...our weekly look at how folks trade time for money... we analyze our shopping habits.
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Redefining Rebates
May 27, 2005
Mail-in rebates aren't small change these days. You could receive as much as $150 for buying cell phones and other electronics. But that money doesn’t always come easily. <i>USA Today</i> personal finance columnist Sandra Block shares tips on redeeming rebates.
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Funding Stem Cell Research
May 27, 2005
This week, the House of Representatives passed a bill to increase federal funding for stem cell research. President Bush has threatened to veto the legislation. It got us wondering how has the private sector responded to this debate? Harvard Business Professor Debora Spar joins Kai to talk about the market’s role in stem cell research.
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