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Daniel Shin

Producer

Daniel helps produce the daily “Marketplace Tech” show and podcast, and he’s interested in tech policy and ethics.

Latest from Daniel Shin

  • Feb 21, 2020

    This CEO says company is “nearly fully operational” in U.S.-China dealings

    A Chinese employee wearing a protective facemask walks past a cargo ship at a port in Qingdao in China's eastern Shandong province.
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    The coronavirus hit in Asia is bigger than expected. How the epidemic’s expansion is affecting the auto and airline industries in China. One CEO who’s juggling the current challenges that come with doing business between the U.S. and China.

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  • Feb 21, 2020

    Not all political ads are created equal

    Democratic presidential hopefuls participate in the ninth Democratic primary debate of the 2020 presidential campaign season co-hosted by NBC News, MSNBC, Noticias Telemundo and The Nevada Independent at the Paris Theater in Las Vegas, Nevada, on February 19, 2020.
    Mark Ralston/AFP via Getty Images

    On streaming sites, political ads aren’t always required to disclose who paid for them. How coronavirus is hitting inmates of China’s prison system. What we can learn from Tokyo about affordable housing.

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  • Feb 21, 2020

    How much is coronavirus impacting global business?

    How much is coronavirus impacting global business?
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    Services sectors remain somewhat resilient, while manufacturing is struggling with supply-chain disruption from China’s coronavirus outbreak. No India-U.S. trade deal expected on President Trump’s imminent visit. Will steel jobs lost in North East England during the 1970s ever come back?

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  • Feb 21, 2020

    Kickstarter workers voted to unionize. It wasn’t about working conditions.

    Google employees outside of the company's New York City headquarters celebrate Kickstarter's new union.
    Photo courtesy of Kickstarter Union

    Seeking a say in corporate decision-making, tech workers are looking for ways to wield influence.

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  • Feb 20, 2020

    Want to be fair? Try ignorance.

    Want to be fair? Try ignorance.
    Loic Venance/AFP via Getty Images

    Ignorance can be used for fair and just decision making.

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  • Feb 20, 2020

    When ignorance is a good thing

    When ignorance is a good thing
    Loic Venance/AFP via Getty Images

    Home construction ticked up in January. What a jump in the price of acetaminophen in India means for the world’s largest generic drug exporter. A look at economic equality through the “veil of ignorance.” 

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  • Feb 20, 2020

    Selling off Victoria’s Secret

    Shoppers walk past a Victoria's Secret store along the Magnificent Mile on Nov. 21, 2019 in Chicago, Illinois.
    Scott Olson/Getty Images

    L Brands prepare to sell control of Victoria’s Secret. ViacomCBS reports its earnings for the first time since a December merger. The Beatles teach us something about taxes.

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  • Feb 20, 2020

    EU leaders discuss post-Brexit budget

    Banknotes and coins in front of the flag of the European Union

    EU leaders meet to work out the bloc’s budget, without the $10 billion contributed by the UK. Acetaminophen prices jump 40% in India. Gold trading is removed from the UK’s official trade statistics.

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  • Feb 20, 2020

    The EU is busy crafting a digital strategy. Because no one else is.

    Margrethe Vestager, center, European Commission executive vice president, and Thierry Breton, right, EU commissioner for internal market, speak to the press about artificial intelligence Wednesday in Brussels.
    Kenzo Tribouillard/AFP via Getty Images

    And tech leaders are in Brussels to join the conversation.

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  • Feb 19, 2020

    Photoshop turns 30

    The Knoll Brothers sold Photoshop to Adobe in 1990.
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    The EU issues proposed rules on artificial intelligence. The rise in home-building permit applications shows developers are confident about the future. How social media is helping fuel coronavirus fears. Thirty years of Adobe Photoshop, for better and worse.

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