Segments From This Episode

• Avoiding recalls by tracking food from seed to supermarket

  by Jennifer Collins

  A new food safety law that requires stores, growers, and distributors to be able to trace every stop in the supply chain is creating a whole new business.

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• GOP unveils eight Fannie and Freddie reform bills

  by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

  The overall aim is to make Fannie- and Freddie-backed mortgages a lot more expensive to bring private firms back into the market.

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• Amazon opens music locker in the cloud

  by Bob Moon

  Amazon.com's new service lets customers store songs on the company's servers and play them on devices running Google's Android software. Amazon beat Apple and Google to the punch, but the company could face legal trouble from the music industry.

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• Using peer pressure for good

  by Marketplace Staff

  Tina Rosenberg, author of "Join the Club," discusses how peer pressure can be used effectively for social campaigns.

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• SEC to watch hedge funds that beat the market

  by Marketplace Staff

  The Madoff fraud raised awareness that doing too well for too long can be a tip-off that something's not right.

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• Beer giant buys a craft brewery

  by Alisa Roth

  Anheuser-Busch will expand Goose Island, a Chicago craft brewery, but also try to keep its identity.

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• Coalition forces meet to talk about next steps for Libya

  by Marketplace Staff

  Europe correspondent Stephen Beard discusses what happened at the Libya conference in London and who might end up paying the tab for rebuilding the North African nation once the violence stops.

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