Marketplace for Monday, September 20, 2010
Sep 20, 2010

Marketplace for Monday, September 20, 2010

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Marketplace for Monday, September 20, 2010

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Recession's end doesn't mean full recovery

Sep 20, 2010
A report from the National Bureau of Economic Research said that the recession ended over a year ago -- but as Marketplace's Mitchell Hartman reports, just because the recession ended, doesn't mean people are feeling good.

TV networks battling Internet TV, DVRs

Sep 20, 2010
If it seems like this new TV season is splashier and more star-studded than usually -- it's probably because it is. Networks are bringing out the big guns to combat DVRs and Internet television.
A customer looks at a display of flat screen televisions.
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Genetically modified food v. World hunger

Sep 20, 2010
A "superfish" type of salmon may be served for dinner soon, if the FDA approves Aqua Bounty's genetically modified salmon. Critics don't buy Aqua Bounty's argument that genetically modified food will solve world hunger and food shortages.

Seeing the opportunity in uncertainty

Sep 20, 2010
Commentator Justin Fox says that business people shouldn't spend much time being anxious about this economy's uncertainty but thinking about how to profit off of it.

Georgraphy influences thoughts on immigration

Sep 20, 2010
Marketplace's Bob Moon talks to Dowell Myers, a professor of demography and urban planning at USC, about politics and the immigration debate.

'The Memphis misery tour' of foreclosures

Sep 20, 2010
Marketplace's Jeremy Hobson tours one of the poorest neighborhoods in Memphis, Tenn. with an attorney who is bringing a lawsuit against Wells Fargo for predatory lending.

U.K.'s countryside losing its green

Sep 20, 2010
The U.K.'s budget cuts could threaten the upkeep of the countryside's picturesque hedgerows.

Marketplace for Monday, September 20, 2010

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