Nova Safo
SHORT BIO
Nova Safo is a correspondent for Marketplace, and co-host of the “Marketplace Minute” newscast.
He returned to Marketplace after a three-year detour at the international news wire service Agence France-Presse, where he was a Midwest correspondent covering 16 states and serving thousands of clients in print, online news, and broadcast TV and radio.
He has also been a correspondent for the now-shuttered CNN Radio, a staff journalist at NPR and Yahoo! News, and freelancer for SoundVision Productions, LA Public Media (a project of the CPB and Radio Bilingue) and other outlets.
Latest Stories (357)
Facing huge debt, Puerto Rico weighs its options
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Nova Safo
Jun 30, 2015
The U.S. territory is treated like a state — and cannot, by law, declare bankruptcy.
Afghanistan increases opium production
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Nova Safo
Jun 29, 2015
Taliban threatens farmers, who also grow the crop for their own economic survival.
After TPP vote, what's next for unions?
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Nova Safo
Jun 24, 2015
Senate is expected to clear fast-track authority legislation and send it to the president.
Reversing a trend, Instacart checks out part-timers
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Nova Safo
Jun 22, 2015
The company is reclassifying some of its independent contractors.
Why the $10 bill, not $20, will get a woman's portrait
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Nova Safo
Jun 18, 2015
The original campaign was for a woman on the $20 bill, but the $10 bill won out.
Pope calls climate change a moral issue
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Nova Safo
Jun 16, 2015
In a papal letter, Francis says wealthier countries need to help poorer ones.
Why bond yields are rising across the world
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Nova Safo
Jun 10, 2015
An improving economy means investors are selling and prices are falling.
How streaming is changing the music industry
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Nova Safo
Jun 10, 2015
For musicians, getting heard is the easy part; getting paid is much harder.
Some gay veterans get fewer benefits
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Nova Safo
Jun 8, 2015
The VA can only recognize same-sex marriages in states where it's legal.
Apple's streaming service marks a sea change in music
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Nova Safo
Jun 5, 2015
The tech giant is entering a crowded field and grappling with evolving trends.