Segments From This Episode

• Toyota recall highlights supplier issues

  by Alisa Roth

  Toyota has expanded its recall to include another million-plus vehicles. The culprit is an accelerator pedal made by a supplier. Alisa Roth reports.

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• Uninsured will keep health costs up

  by Marketplace Staff

  In his State of the Union speech, President Obama asserted that he's still committed to health insurance reform because he says without it, things will only get worse. Gregory Warner reports.

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• Haitian Creole courses may aid recovery

  by John Dimsdale

  The needs of Haiti and its people as it tries to rebuild are almost unimaginable. Some colleges are already thinking of long-term help, though. John Dimsdale reports.

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• Man. U bonds fall, Europe investors fret

  by Marketplace Staff

  Senior editor Paddy Hirsch talks with Kai Ryssdal about two of the subjects closest to his heart: English football team Manchester United and the bond market.

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• Corporations are for profit, not politics

  by Marketplace Staff

  The Supreme Court ruled against restrictions on corporate financing of political campaigns. But commentator Justin Fox says the court's rationale for the ruling misses the mark.

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• Davos showcases Young Global Leaders

  by Sean Cole

  Every year, hundreds of Young Global Leaders go to Davos. These are people under 40 who've risen to the top of their chosen fields. Sean Cole profiles one YGL.

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• An air of openness in Davos

  by Marketplace Staff

  Young Global Leader Dan Shapiro talks with Kai Ryssdal about the mood in Davos, the worst part about being there, and why leaders shouldn't forget to listen to their constituents.

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• Bankers get the cold shoulder in Davos

  The atmosphere inside the World Economic Forum is warm and congenial. But bankers are feeling the chill wind of disapproval. Stephen Beard reports.

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