07/13/10
Marketplace for Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Episode Description:
Marketplace for Tuesday, July 13, 2010
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Grads not making enough to pay off loans
Some for-profit schools may have a high graduate employment rate, but often the salaries are too small to pay off the loans students take to pay for their education.
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Anarchy as management style?
Commentator K.C. Cole argues that a "loosy goosy" management system won't destroy an organization, but may be key in helping it grow.
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More water for Brits, but at what cost?
Britain opened its first mainland, large-scale water desalination plants to keep up with thirsty Brits all over London, but critics say deeper problems like leaky Dickensian-era pipes are being ignored.
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Apple's perfect image, broken?
Kai Ryssdal talks to Marketplace's Steve Henn about the iPhone 4 debacle -- the company's PR failures and what it means for the future of Apple.
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Brands and stores want haul videos
Are you one of those people that posts videos of themselves detailing what they bought on a shopping spree? Brands and stores like JCPenney's want you.
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Steinbrenner's legacy in sports business
Marketplace's Jeremy Hobson takes a look at the impact that George Steinbrenner had on the business of baseball.
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'Think twice, act once,' says new BP cap
Sure, the new cap on BP's leaking oil well may have a chance of stanching the flow and all parties involved can breathe a sigh of relief, but after, what next?
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