Segments From This Episode

• Dynamic pricing goes wide

  by Steve Henn

  Computer programs change prices instantly online for everything from airline tickets to laptops

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• For education reform, don’t blame the teachers

  by Tess Vigeland

  

  Education historian and N.Y.U. professor Diane Ravitch explains why she thinks the Obama administration's take on No Child Left Behind and education reform isn't the right path for success.

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• Dreamliner takes flight

  by Mitchell Hartman

  Finally, Boeing delivers its first aircraft in more than a decade. The 787 Dreamliner is headed to Japan's All Nippon Airways.

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• Will Europe’s debt crisis plan work?

  by Marketplace Staff

  European correspondent Stephen Beard discusses the eurozone's plan to solve its debt crisis, who came up with it, and what to expect next.

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• Martha Stewart rejoins her company’s board

  by Bob Moon

  The queen of all things home, imprisoned for five months for insider trading related charges, had also been barred from serving as a director.

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• EU backs down on airline carbon cap

  by Sarah Gardner

  In the first year, 85 percent of pollution licenses will be given away free to airlines. In 2013, freebies will be slashed to 83 percent.

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• Disaster funding runs out soon

  by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

  If there's no deal in Congress to keep the federal lights on until November, the Federal Emergency Management Agency's disaster funding goes dry by week's end.

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