Marketplace Morning Report for Tuesday, June 1, 2010
AIG rejects Prudential's $30 billion counter-offer for AIA and ultimately postpones paying back U.S. taxpayers $132 billion.
Teachers competing with other states for federal education funds feel they've been thrown under the school bus.
Apple's ubiquitous iPad may cut into sales of the new Borders e-Book reader.
Recovery in disaster areas like those affected by the BP spill depend on tourists' perceptions.
This could be the last week of business for hundreds of medical marijuana dispensaries across Los Angeles, as the city cracks down on where people can sell Calfornia's biggest cash crop.
BP's falling prices mean it may be a candidate for takeover.
Boeing's business in Russia may finally be taking off with a new multibillion-dollar contract.
Tightening city budgets could put an end to the annual alien bash.
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