Marketplace Morning Report for Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Segments From This Episode

• Tiger Woods may be losing his mojo

  by Mitchell Hartman

  The PGA championship starts Thursday, and for the first time in years, Tiger Woods is struggling with his game.

  ShareDownload

• Content vs. telecoms: Net neutrality explained

  by Bill Radke

  Google and Verizon have found some middle ground in the net neutrality debate. Jeff Horwich explains how this affects your Internet use right now.

  ShareDownload

• Fed may try quantitative easing to boost economy

  by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

  There's speculation the Fed is going to try quantitative easing to fight economic doldrums. Nancy Marshall Genzer explains.

  ShareDownload

• Police raid Google’s Seoul office on data concerns

  by Marketplace Contributor

  South Korean police are continuing an investigation into data collected during Google's street-mapping sweeps across the country.

  ShareDownload

• U.K. offering bounty to uncover welfare fraud

  by Marketplace Staff

  The British government is offering bounties for credit-reporting companies that uncover cases of welfare fraud. Some critics are calling it "un-British".

  ShareDownload

• NYC community gardens threatened by commercial development

  by Jill Barshay

  Urban gardeners in New York City are protesting proposed rules that would allow currently banned commercial development of city-owned community gardens.

  ShareDownload