Marketplace Morning Report for Monday, June 7, 2010

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• Foxconn Shenzhen workers eligible for second pay raise

  by Scott Tong

  Pay is slowly improving for workers at Foxconn's Shenzhen plant. The market responded with a near-6% drop in Foxconn shares.

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• What Prudential will still pay for AIG break-up

  by Jeremy Hobson

  Prudential executives are meeting with AIG shareholders today to explain why the company backed out of a deal for which it already paid over $600 million.

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• How to name your new mutual fund

  by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

  When you're launching a new mutual fund, the name you choose can influence whether investors decide to funnel cash your way.

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• Label sues man for selling promo CDs on eBay

  by Amy Scott

  Label sues man for selling promo CDs on eBay

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• BP containing about half the Gulf oil leak

  by Marketplace Staff

  BP is meeting some success with its latest containment method, while its live feed shows all.

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• New Yahoo will let you see Facebook content

  by Jennifer Collins

  Yahoo is rolling out new features that will allow its users to view Facebook content on Yahoo sites.

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• Hungary on debt: We’re not Greece

  by Marketplace Staff

  The Hungarian government says comparisons to Greek debt are misguided.

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• Toronto locals ‘in the dark’ over ID-access fence around downtown

  by Sean Cole

  The Canadian government is spending $1 billion on security for the G8 and G20 summits later this month, and part of that will finance a giant fence around downtown Toronto. Anyone who wants to get through it will have to have an ID.

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• Airline industry improves outlook, will earn $2.5 billion

  by Steve Chiotakis

  The International Air Transport Association forecast $2.5 billion for the airline industry this year, a direct reversal of its prior outlook.

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