Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday, June 2, 2010
The Berkshire Hathaway billionaire will help explore the role of ratings agencies in the financial crisis.
Skilled workers in China are returning to work after striking for better wages and treatment.
The markets may not say it outright, but investors are relieved that Japan's Hatoyama has stepped down.
Hayward is expected to say that concerns over BP's balance sheet in dealing with the oil leak are way overstated.
Detroit farm enthusiasts want to turn the vacant one-third of the city into the world's foremost laboratory for urban agriculture.