Marketplace for Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Nov 19, 2013

Marketplace for Tuesday, November 19, 2013

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Most banks with legal exposure to the financial crisis are dealing with the lawsuits one-by-one. But today, J.P. Morgan Chase decided to deal with the whole issue in one go, and settle for $13 billion. We begin a special collaboration with the New York Times that we're calling The New Health Care Math. Plus, meatpackers and ranchers are fighting each other over new labeling rules that take effect Saturday, requiring packaged meat to state where the animal that contributed said meat was raised, slaughtered and processed. And finally, the Obama administration launches a $100 million race-to-the-top-style competition meant to overhaul career and tech education by pairing high schools with colleges and employers. 

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Social media focuses teen shoppers on clothing items, not brands

Nov 19, 2013
Sites like Pinterest and Instagram inspire young shoppers to mix and match. That's putting pressure on teen mall-store brands.

Gettysburg Address: A powerful lesson for business leaders

Nov 19, 2013
President Lincoln gave one of his most famous speeches 150 years ago today. Harvard Business School's Nancy Koehn on why every CEO should have it memorized.

What did $13 billion just buy J.P. Morgan?

Nov 19, 2013
Most banks with legal exposure to the financial crisis are dealing with the lawsuits one-by-one. Not J.P. Morgan Chase.

Where's the beef? (Raised, slaughtered and processed?)

Nov 19, 2013
Meatpackers and ranchers are fighting each other over new labeling rules.

Using 'early college' to help vocational training

Nov 19, 2013
The Obama administration launches a $100 million race-to-the-top-style competition meant to overhaul career and technical education.

McDonald's advice to the hungry

Nov 19, 2013
A bit of advice on the McDonald's website.

How doctors die

Jan 19, 2016
In facing death, and making preparations for it, doctors are showing the way for others.

Most banks with legal exposure to the financial crisis are dealing with the lawsuits one-by-one. But today, J.P. Morgan Chase decided to deal with the whole issue in one go, and settle for $13 billion. We begin a special collaboration with the New York Times that we’re calling The New Health Care Math. Plus, meatpackers and ranchers are fighting each other over new labeling rules that take effect Saturday, requiring packaged meat to state where the animal that contributed said meat was raised, slaughtered and processed. And finally, the Obama administration launches a $100 million race-to-the-top-style competition meant to overhaul career and tech education by pairing high schools with colleges and employers. 

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Det haster! Casiokids
Pop Art Goes Mozart The Tornados
Pop Art Goes Mozart The Tornados