Marketplace Morning Report for Friday, July 22, 2011
After taking a hit during the recession, magazine advertising is reviving, particularly for Vogue and women's fashion magazines this fall.
A Chinese company helping to build part of the new Bay Bridge in San Francisco hopes to change U.S. perceptions about China's construction quality
This year's summer movie season is full of superhero films — but they've been hit or miss at the box office. Why aren't audiences showing up?
To meet Republican objections, the president is floating a plan that would make spending cuts first and tax reforms later
Sen. Kent Conrad of North Dakota says President Obama's proposal to push back the debt ceiling deadline by a few days will not address long-term solutions
Greece is getting another $155 billion in bailout money, but average Greeks are still scratching their heads as to how to pay their bills
Fifty mayors from around the country meet in Los Angeles today to urge Congress to reach a deal and prevent economic trouble at the local level
CBS/MoneyWatch editor-at-large Jill Schlesinger explains how Americans have become more open to tax cuts as part of a debt solution.
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