10/17/06
Marketplace AM for October 17, 2006
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A great future in plastics
Ever wonder what happens to plastic grocery bags once you stuff them into the recycling bin at the store? Jule Gardner has the answer.
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It's all about job security
Commentator and airline pilot Jonathan Hobbs says employee loyalty can sometimes pay off.
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Bankruptcy reform one year later
It's been a year since new rules made it harder for individuals to wipe out their debts by filing for bankruptcy. Jeff Tyler has this update on how it's working.
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Gap tries on shoe business
The struggling clothing retailer is testing out Piperlime.com, a website with a stylish selection of shoes hand-picked by Gap staff. Dan Grech reports.
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Tech industry shedding jobs
Companies are slashing tech jobs at the highest rate in months, a new report shows. Ashley Milne-Tyte looks at whether the trend will continue.
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Boomers keep on working
A new report finds nearly one in four Baby Boomers doubt they'll ever stop working. Diantha Parker reports.
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An Intel turnaround?
Analysts will be looking at today's third quarter earnings report for signs that the Intel's restructuring plans are starting to bear fruit. Sarah Gardner reports.
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