Marketplace for March 17, 2011
Last week's earthquake and tsunami devastated Sendai in northeastern Japan. An informal barter economy has now replaced the official one.
Next week is the one-year anniversary of the landmark health care legislation. But the fight over health care policy continues.
The Arab world faces a huge task of reconstruction. And they are taking a page from an old American plan.
The Japanese earthquake has rattled markets and companies hoping to raise capital. But many experts call it a pause, not the end of the rally.
The New York Times said today it will sell its app through iTunes, and give Apple a 30 percent cut of subscription fees. It's a coup for Apple, but not so for readers, who will pay up to $35 a month.
Diet Coke takes the number two position in the soda wars. But what's that really worth?
Keeping the federal government running with temporary budget resolutions is changing the way business is done.
President Obama and House Speaker Boehner both agree: U.S. should approach nuke policy changes cautiously.
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