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The week on Wall Street
Sep 1, 2007
Host Kai Ryssdal talks to Wall Street analyst David Johnson, who we're thinking about calling "the market whisperer."
The Week on Wall Street
Sep 1, 2007
Host Kai Ryssdal talks to analyst David Johnson about oil, the markets, the airlines and Timothy Leary.
The Week on Wall Street
Sep 1, 2007
Host Kai Ryssdal talks to analyst David Johnson in Dallas about Wall Street during these dog days of summer.
The week on Wall Street
Sep 1, 2007
David Johnson talks with host Kai Ryssdal about how markets went up, then oil went up and the markets went down. And the rest of the story.
SEC presidency
Sep 1, 2007
President Bush today nominated two Democrats to serve on the Securities and Exchange Commission. Nothing too surprising there. One is actually a re-nomination. The other occupies a top post in the SEC. The Senate Banking Committee takes them up next Tuesday. They will also consider President Bush's nomination of a Republican congressman from California to head the organization. Consumer activist and commentator Jamie Court argues when it comes to that lawmaker, Christopher Cox, Congress ought to be asking some tough questions.
The week on Wall Street
Sep 1, 2007
Marketplace host David Brown checks the week that was in the business world with business analyst and stockbroker David Johson.
Sarbanes-Oxley 3-Year Anniversary
Sep 1, 2007
Next week the post-Enron reforms known as Sarbanes-Oxley turn three years old. Many predicted that the hassles and costs of complying with the law would drive publicly-traded companies to throw in the towel and go private. Many have, especially small firms. But as Marketplace's Amy Scott reports, the law may have reached farther than expected.
Sloan Sessions: doing the time
Sep 1, 2007
Wall Street editor for Newsweek magazine Allan Sloan talks with Kai Ryssdal about the sentencing of corporate wrongdoers like Bernard Ebbers.
David Johnson: The week on Wall Street
Sep 1, 2007
Host David Brown talks to David Johnson about stocks, the deficit, and instant gratification.
Checking in with Wall Street
Apr 5, 2011
Kai Ryssdal talks with analyst Julie Niemann about the markets' response to yesterday's attacks.
