Feb 26, 2016

Marketplace Morning Report for Friday, February 26, 2016

Apple CEO Tim Cook. Cook released a statement earlier this week explaining his position in the Apple/FBI controversy. Stephen Lam/ Getty Images

Airing on Friday, February 26, 2016: On today's show, we'll talk about tech companies showing support for Apple; a fast-track bill that would sent $250 million to help Flint, MI; and we'll talk with Sydney Finkelstein, Dartmouth, about his new book "Superbosses."

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And the Oscar for Instagram shout-outs goes to...?

by Adriene Hill

Feb 26, 2016

A little celebrity gratitude can go a long and lucrative way on Instagram.

Actress Jennifer Lawrence gets styled on the red carpet at the 2013 Oscars. Celebrities are increasingly thanking their beauty teams via social media, which can be an added bonus for employees.

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Senate strikes a Flint deal

by Kimberly Adams

Feb 26, 2016

Senate negotiators want to direct $250 million to Flint and other communities.

A sign on a the front of a building warns residents to filter their water in Flint, Michigan.

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Task force aims to preserve radio history

by Amy Scott

Feb 26, 2016

Massive effort unites librarians, academics and audio enthusiasts.

A massive effort to save radio archives unites librarians, academics and audio enthusiasts.

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How to manage talent, like a boss

by Mark Garrison

Feb 26, 2016

Why letting your employee leave may be more important than retaining them.

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Mid-day Update

Saving the archives, one radio show at a time

by Mark Garrison

Feb 26, 2016

G20 summit, radio archives, and social media thank you's.

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Airing on Friday, February 26, 2016: On today’s show, we’ll talk about tech companies showing support for Apple; a fast-track bill that would sent $250 million to help Flint, MI; and we’ll talk with Sydney Finkelstein, Dartmouth, about his new book “Superbosses.”