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Mar 19, 2007

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A more sophisticated hacker

by Janet Babin
Mar 19, 2007
A new report suggests computer hackers may be motivated not just by hopes of notoriety, but a desire to get your money. Before you get too worried, though, consider the source. Janet Babin reports.
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China wants to build passenger planes

by Scott Tong
Mar 19, 2007
The Chinese government says it plans to compete with Boeing and Airbus in making passenger jets. Our Shanghai correspondent, Scott Tong, gets into the details with host Scott Jagow.
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The Sloan Sessions: Emotional investors

by Marketplace Staff
Mar 19, 2007
In just a month, record highs and boom times on Wall Street have given way to big losses. Allan Sloan believes investors have simply let emotion get the best of them.
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Rocky Mountain insider-trading trial

by Steve Tripoli
Mar 19, 2007
Former Qwest CEO Joseph Nacchio goes on trial today in Denver on charges of insider trading. Nacchio profited mightily before the telecom giant's stock collapsed. Steve Tripoli reports.
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A380's size matters

by Ashley Milne-Tyte
Mar 19, 2007
The Airbus A380 jumbo jet lands in New York later today on a promotional flight. Can Airbus convince anybody to buy this plane? Ashley Milne-Tyte reports.
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Your own personal satellite?

by Marketplace Staff
Mar 19, 2007
Later today a company called SpaceX is launching a test rocket that might make access to space a whole lot more affordable. Geoff Brumfiel reports.
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Military rolling out new line of combat vehicles

by Marketplace Staff
Mar 19, 2007
Four years after the start of the war in Iraq, the Marine Corps is spending more than $200 million on improved combat vehicles. Patty Murray reports on one company that got the contract.
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Barclays looks for a Dutch treat

by Stephen Beard
Mar 19, 2007
The British financial giant is trying to take over the Netherlands' ABN Amro, which would create Europe's second-largest bank. Host Lisa Napoli discusses the deal with our London correspondent, Stephen Beard.
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