Segments From This Episode

• How will financial reform actually work?

  by Jennifer Collins

  Financial regulatory reform passed the Senate yesterday. Jennifer Collins explores the nitty-gritty of how that will work.

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• The bigger the oil spill, the bigger the fines for BP

  by Adriene Hill

  If the BP oil leak cap holds, attention will shift to the clean-up and one of the first tasks is to figure out how much oil has spilled into the water. The number that scientists settle on has big implications for BP.

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• Goldman Sachs, SEC deal could lead to other bank settlements

  by Alisa Roth

  Goldman Sachs' half-billion dollar settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission could lead to similar deals with other big-player banks.

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• 75 years later, drivers still frustrated by parking meters

  by Marketplace Staff

  It's the parking meter's 75th birthday. And understandably, not everyone feels like celebrating. Andrea Bernstein looks into how they evolved.

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• VIDEO: Oil feels so good when it stops

  by Bill Radke

  On this week's Marketplace Minute: BP oil stops leaking, FDA backs Avandia, Goldman Sachs settles with the SEC, a strong earnings season, financial reform, and Tiger Woods separates from his putter.

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• BP cautious as markets weather uncertainties

  Investors are cheered by the fact the British oil giant's temporary cap is holding for now on that leaking oil well in the Gulf of Mexico. How is that going to bode for business going forward?

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• Humility over iPhone 4 issues could go a long way for Apple

  by Steve Henn

  Apple will break its silence today about the malfunctioning antenna on its new iPhone 4. The company's success could depend a lot on their approach.

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• Investors see pay-off in emerging countries

  by Jeremy Hobson

  It can be trying to convince an investor to put their money in emerging countries. But lately the emerging world is seeing a lot of growth.

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