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Sep 30, 2016

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On today's show, we'll talk about Deutsche Bank's declining stock prices; reports of high consumer confidence; and how the migration of Puerto Ricans to Kissimmee, Florida is changing the community.  

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An American Migration: Puerto Ricans in Central Florida

Puerto Ricans leaving the island are landing in Florida

by Andy Uhler
Sep 30, 2016
A small city near Disneyworld grows as a Puerto Rican hub.
The restaurant La Lechonera El Jibarito was recognized for bringing "the best of Puerto Rican cuisine to area food lovers."
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Education Secretary says new FAFSA filing date should improve the financial aid process

by David Brancaccio
Sep 30, 2016
Prospective college students will be able to turn in their FAFSA forms starting Oct. 1.
John King speaks during his Senate confirmation hearing to become Education Secretary.
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Too big to be monitored? Wells Fargo says false accounts were just a small slice of business

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 30, 2016
Not disclosing 'material' information to investors could violate securities law. The question is, what is 'material'?
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf testifies before the House Financial Services Committee on Thursday in Washington, D.C. 
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Actually, consumers are pretty happy

by Nancy Marshall-Genzer
Sep 30, 2016
Consumer confidence levels are up.
Some consumers are feeling secure in their jobs.
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The American-U.S. Airways merger drags on

by Amy Scott
Sep 30, 2016
The combined airline will merge key IT systems this weekend.
An American Airlines plane is seen on the tarmac at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
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Mid-day Update

How Deutsche Bank's financial woes compare to Lehman's

by Mark Garrison
Sep 30, 2016
Deutsche Bank's billion-dollar fine, a complicated merger between American Airlines and U.S. Airways, and how an earlier FAFSA date will impact families.
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On today’s show, we’ll talk about Deutsche Bank’s declining stock prices; reports of high consumer confidence; and how the migration of Puerto Ricans to Kissimmee, Florida is changing the community.  

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