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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)

How film actors' pay gets calculated

Apr 10, 2015
What actors make for a movie is a complex equation.

LinkedIn wants to teach you stuff

Apr 10, 2015
The professional networking site is purchasing an online video training site.

Questions over HarperCollins and Amazon deal

Apr 2, 2015
There may be rough waters ahead for the two book industry giants.

Changing times fuel drug company deals

Mar 31, 2015
From Obamacare to a generic drug supply crunch, mergers are due to lots of reasons.

European Union investigates e-commerce

Mar 27, 2015
The European Commission says there may be evidence of anti-competitive behavior.

Microsoft wants contractors to take some time off

Mar 26, 2015
The tech giant says all its contractors must offer employees at least 15 days off.

If cars don't need drivers, do drivers need insurance?

Mar 24, 2015
The auto-insurance industry could lose billions in the shift to automated cars.

Addressing inequality for black and Hispanic students

Mar 19, 2015
A report from The National Urban League paints a grim picture on education.
The SATs didn't go so well last year.
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Female power fuels Pinterest's value

Mar 17, 2015
The digital site says it has now raised $367 million, for a valuation of $11 bill

Teach For America is getting fewer applicants

Mar 13, 2015
Fewer applicants for teaching reflects more competition in the job market