Segments From This Episode

• Indecency fines going up?

  by Jeff Tyler

  The House is expected to vote on a Senate bill this week to hike indecency fines for broadcasters tenfold. But broadcasters are ready to do battle. Jeff Tyler reports.

  Share

• Sloan Sessions: Vonage IPO

  by Scott Jagow

  Newsweek Wall Street editor Alan Sloan and host Scott Jagow dissect last week's disastrous Vonage IPO.

  Share

• Garcia back on top in Peru

  by Dan Grech

  Yesterday in Peru, disgraced former president Alan Garcia beat Ollanta Humala, the fiery candidate backed by Venezuela's Hugo Chavez. Dan Grech reports.

  Share

• New organic rules

  by Janet Babin

  The government this week issues new rules about what food can be labeled organic. Janet Babin has more.

  Share

• Air traffic jam

  by Alisa Roth

  Today is the deadline for Congress to decide if it wants to intervene in the contract dispute between air traffic controllers and the Federal Aviation Administration. Alisa Roth tells us what's at stake.

  Share

• Questionable trips for Congressional staff

  by Steve Henn

  A special Marketplace investigation reveals lobbyists have spent millions buying face time with Congressional staff members. Steve Henn reports.

  Share

• Bidding for Europe’s growing airport business

  The battle to take over one of Europe's largest airport operators is lifting off. A large Australian bank has joined a consortium led by Goldman Sachs and is poised to make a bid. From London, Stephen Beard reports.

  Share

• AIDS at 25

  by Helen Palmer

  The disease has claimed 25 million lives and cost billions of dollars to fight and treat. Helen Palmer looks at what the next 25 years might bring.

  Share